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Go to The Acaeum Home ...
http://www.acaeum.com
and look in the middle of the page.

There's a hyperlink to a list of each type of collectible: Rulebooks & Sets, Modules, Periodicals, Miscellaneous, and The Rares.

So, for instance, the rule book list is ...
http://www.acaeum.com/ddindexes/rulebooks.html

Likewise for the others.

Hope this helps.
Keith

There's a TSR Stocklist on the Acaeum. It goes through 2nd edition, I believe, and has non-D&D RPGs and board games and such if they were produced by TSR. It doesn't have different printings unless they were assigned a different stock code, and no licensed products (toys, etc), or 3rd edition or later, no Judges Guild or products from other companies.

And there's Echohawk's spreadsheet of D&D products, which he posted and discussed in this thread. It looks like it covers D&D through 3rd edition but not TSR non-D&D products.

Or try the 1991 book [url=http://www.amazon.com/Heroic-Worlds-History-Guide-Playing/dp/0879756535/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1298750202&sr=8-1[/url]Heroic Worlds[/url] by Lawrence Schick (author of S2), still in print and available on Amazon. This covers all genres of RPGs, including both TSR and non-TSR, but not board games. It's also missing a number of small press items, as Mars has taught us.  

For non-TSR, you can also check out:

The "afterglow" website defunct but accessible via the WayBack Machine.

The successor Afterglow2 by mbassoc.

Are you sure you aren't looking for this one:

Try clicking here.

gyg wrote:I've been tring in vain to find a link to the checklist with a topless warrior on the front page, and can't even remember what its called - anyone got any clues (or for preference, a link)

cheers in advance
Carl

Pretty sure what you are referring to is the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition Archive.  I thought it was a checklist as well but its not.  It's a 6000 page text dump of all the 2nd edition core rulebooks, player's option books, and some other stuff in .pdf format.  The cover has artwork of a topless female warrior with a large, bloody sword.  The woman looks a lot like Julie Strain and the art is signed "Dorian-X".