Serian wrote:In the sets that I own, the ref sheets are the same in the 2nd and 3rd printings, and include a seperate 5.5x8.5 corrections sheet; in the 4th printing, the corrections sheet is part of the reference sheets, and in the 5th and 6th printings, the reference sheets have a "title page" and no correction sheet included.

Serian wrote:
For those interested, I have a zip with the scans of the reference sheets from my OD&D boxed sets here:

http://tellaerad.net/Citadel/refsheets.zip  (This will be removed in a couple of days, so get it quick if you are interested.)

In the sets that I own, the ref sheets are the same in the 2nd and 3rd printings, and include a seperate 5.5x8.5 corrections sheet; in the 4th printing, the corrections sheet is part of the reference sheets, and in the 5th and 6th printings, the reference sheets have a "title page" and no correction sheet included.

Bracton wrote:
I compared the ref sheets in the zip file to the ref sheets in my first print, and, while I did not compare every line, they appear to be identical.

Serian wrote:
Well, there were three different ref sheets sets in that zip, so ... I guess the next question is which one is it identical to?

Bracton wrote:
I don't allow my box sets outside the yard yet, much less cross the street through a crosswalk. I'm just the overprotective type, I guess.

Kaskoid wrote:Keep this in mind: we did not care if they mixed or matched when we assembled them. Sometime in late '76 or early '77, we came upon a whole box (almost 500 sets) of the originals. We put them in the next nearly 500 sets we collated. It was just product, man. Just product...