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Sisters scrap book on ebay

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 13:31
by Jim
Just in case someone doesn't already have this excellent bit of Sisters stuff, the scrapbook is on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... egory=2245

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 13:39
by MrChris
It's very good, I second that. A good read going through all that old stuff, gives you a really nostalgic feel.

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 13:40
by Jim

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 13:47
by Quiff Boy
pish. both auctiuons end while i'm on holiday :(

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 14:05
by Big Si
Quiff Boy wrote:pish. both auctiuons end while i'm on holiday :(
What if they bought them for you? :wink:

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 14:26
by Jim
Quiff Boy wrote:pish. both auctiuons end while i'm on holiday :(
Quiffy! I'm astonished you don't have one already. Get that sorted! :P

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 14:35
by pikkrong
the first seller doesn't accept the only way of payment i could offer :(

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 15:02
by Quiff Boy
@ big si: now THAT would be smashin... any one prepared to do that? a sneaky last minute bid maybe? ;) :twisted:

@ jim: first time i ever saw it was a few weeks ago when it was mentioned on here! :urff: :roll:

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 15:26
by Big Si
Quiff Boy wrote:@ big si: now THAT would be smashin... any one prepared to do that? a sneaky last minute bid maybe? ;) :twisted:

@ jim: first time i ever saw it was a few weeks ago when it was mentioned on here! :urff: :roll:
:wink: :twisted:

Posted: 17 Sep 2003, 15:46
by Jim
You might as well just leave a fiver on one of them (both might be dangerous) and hope for the best.

They pop up all the time...

Posted: 18 Sep 2003, 13:18
by khepri II
Quiff Boy wrote:pish. both auctiuons end while i'm on holiday :(
I you don't get one you can have mine Quiffy. A bit tired but still in pretty good nick :wink:

Posted: 18 Sep 2003, 13:29
by Quiff Boy
khepri II wrote:
Quiff Boy wrote:pish. both auctiuons end while i'm on holiday :(
I you don't get one you can have mine Quiffy. A bit tired but still in pretty good nick :wink:
ooh, ta!

i've already bid on the second one, but if that fails (probably) i'd gladly exchange yours for a few dinari :)

Posted: 18 Sep 2003, 13:56
by CellThree
Heh, I'm keeping an eye on the pair of you Quiff and Big Si! :)

Posted: 18 Sep 2003, 14:33
by Big Si
CellThree wrote:Heh, I'm keeping an eye on the pair of you Quiff and Big Si! :)
I've bid on the first one for anyone here who wants it (who I thought would be quiff boy). If I win just send me a PM. :roll:

Posted: 20 Sep 2003, 21:00
by Big Si
Big Si wrote:
CellThree wrote:Heh, I'm keeping an eye on the pair of you Quiff and Big Si! :)
I've bid on the first one for anyone here who wants it (who I thought would be quiff boy). If I win just send me a PM. :roll:
Bugger! :evil:

I got beaten. Always happens when I'm at the footie! :x

Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 00:47
by CellThree
I gave up on it when it got to 15 quid.

Spent a fortune on Ebay this week already anyway :? Probably for the best I didn't bid for it...

Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 11:36
by jenzi-benzi
This book is very interessting, lots of nice reviews i havent seen before.
Bought it for about 10 €..... (flee market)

Posted: 21 Sep 2003, 19:36
by Andy TG
I too have a copy of this "scrapbook" - very interesting, lots of good early pics and a well thought out design.

Well worth £10 - but anything overthat would be a bad idea!

BTW - This book is cheaply photocopied and not a Professional issue. Does anyone know any cheap and helpful printers who would be willing to make up new copies?

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 15:16
by Jim
Yeah, I reckon if you hold out you can get it for bertween 5 and 10.

I'd pay more cos I think it's mint, but that's what most seem to gon for.

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 15:50
by MrChris
Yeah, I paid about £10. It is tat, really, but very diverting tat. The interviews etc are well worth reading, but the physical artefact is very lo-fi. I agree with Andy - if anyone had the will, they could put out their own copies of this, and distribute them cheaply. Like, as a public service. Then everyone could read it.

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 16:02
by hallucienate
How does the scrapbook compare to the Romance and Assassination fan zines? Do they have similar content?

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 16:06
by Jim
MrChris wrote:Yeah, I paid about £10. It is tat, really, but very diverting tat. The interviews etc are well worth reading, but the physical artefact is very lo-fi. I agree with Andy - if anyone had the will, they could put out their own copies of this, and distribute them cheaply. Like, as a public service. Then everyone could read it.
"Weeding "style...

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 16:07
by Jim
hallucienate wrote:How does the scrapbook compare to the Romance and Assassination fan zines? Do they have similar content?
That would involve me knowing what they are....

Sorry.

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 16:13
by hallucienate
Jim wrote:
hallucienate wrote:How does the scrapbook compare to the Romance and Assassination fan zines? Do they have similar content?
That would involve me knowing what they are....

Sorry.
There are two of 'em. I got 'em recently in a trade, about 150 pages each of photocopied articles ranging from about 1982 - 1989.

Posted: 23 Sep 2003, 16:20
by Jim
Probably exactly the same.

In my opinion though the scrapbook is reasonably professional - thick cover (in reptile house stylee) and good quality paper and printing. Even got some naff stained glass style illustrations thrown in for good measure.