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Once again we take a look back at C-2 via David Snedigar’s own image library. This time we look at the Saturday collection.

The OSWCC annual Summer Social is a great way to get together with other OSWCC members, make new friends, buy sell or trade collectibles and just plain have a good time with other Star Wars enthusiasts! Here is the most current information from the Northeast Regional Director: Joel Slater

When?: August 28, 2004. 11:00-? (we have the pavillion until dusk)
Where?: Goodyear Metro Park (Pioneer Pavillion) Akron, OH

Local Hotels:

• Days Inn
  I-77 & Arlington
  330-644-1204
• Best Western (This is the closest to the park)
  2677 Gilchrist Rd.
  330-794-1204
• Country Inn
  1420 S. Main St. Cuyahoga Falls
  330-926-123

Directions:

• From the South Via I-71 - Click here!
• From Cleveland - Click here!
• From Youngstown - Click here!

Local Interests:

• Geauga Lake Park - Geaugalake.com
• Cedar Point - Cedarpoint.com
• Football Hall Of Fame - Profootballhof.com
• Dover Lake Water Park - Doverlake.com
• Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame - Rockhall.com

Sponsors:

Columbus recently got together at Ed Lee’s house. Check out a few snaps of his collection and the meeting here!

This month we all gathered at Dale Myers house for some Star Wars fun! Check out the pics.

This is *the* book for anyone who’s ever had an interest in the vintage Kenner Star Wars action figure line (from 1977-1985). Nostalgiac fans who may or may not collect will see all the items they loved as kids, while experienced collectors will get comprehensive coverage on many different aspects of the hobby. Based on 10 years of research, the author has compiled detailed information not to be found elsewhere, with a special focus on US package variations, store displays & promotional items, and package and display-related prototype items. If you think you’ve seen it all, you simply haven’t until you’ve seen this book. The author has used large, high quality photos of all the items, many of which have never been seen in any other format. In addition to coverage of the toys many knew and loved, the author provides images of rare and one-of-a-kind items from his own and other collections. You didn’t know how many different versions of the rare and infamous unproduced rocket-firing Boba Fett figures there were until this book came out!

There have been other books covering parts of the same topic, but none with the quality and depth as this book. The $34.95 cover price is far less than one would expect to pay for a lengthy hard-cover book like this, especially considering the overall high quality. Unlike general Star Wars guides that used lots of small images, the author has used large, high quality, professionally produced images. The paper stock and hard cover are also heavier than any other book I’ve seen in this area. In my opinion, not only is this book a bargain at this price, many of the items seen in this book can’t be seen *anywhere* since they are in various private collections. It’s a super treat to be able to see them all here together in one place.

To order your copy today via Amazon.com, just Click Here!

Todd Chamberlain
Editor, Star Wars Collectors Archive, www.toysrgus.com
Webmaster, www.toychamber.com

This is *the* book for anyone who’s ever had an interest in the vintage Kenner Star Wars action figure line (from 1977-1985). Nostalgiac fans who may or may not collect will see all the items they loved as kids, while experienced collectors will get comprehensive coverage on many different aspects of the hobby.Based on 10 years of research, the author has compiled detailed information not to be found elsewhere, with a special focus on US package variations, store displays & promotional items, and package and display-related prototype items. If you think you’ve seen it all, you simply haven’t until you’ve seen this book. The author has used large, high quality photos of all the items, many of which have never been seen in any other format. In addition to coverage of the toys many knew and loved, the author provides images of rare and one-of-a-kind items from his own and other collections. You didn’t know how many different versions of the rare and infamous unproduced rocket-firing Boba Fett figures there were until this book came out!

Today we’re posting 132 images from David Snedigar’s Celebration II photo collection, and this was just for Friday!