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Post Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 11:10 am 
 

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I have discovered some pieces of art that came from TSR Periodicals, the little gray house, on Broad St. The art is from the mid-to-late 1970s.

I have searched and searched and am unable to find these pieces in any product but before I throw in the towel I was hoping the group here would recognize a piece of art or two:

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Roger Raupp

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Elrohir

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Unknown artist


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Post Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 11:22 am 
 

...and the rest:

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Norman Doering (unsure of spelling)? This art looks really familiar but I just can't place it!


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Unknown artist

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Darlene -- This can be seen hanging on the wall of the Dungeon Hobby Shop photos from 1980 that have been floating around

I have asked Darlene about this and she does not recollect. I am guessing these are all unused art that were accepted by Tim Kask or Jake Jaquet but never used.


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Post Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2018 2:33 pm 
 

The Collector's Trove wrote in Discovered Some Unknow Art Pieces:I am guessing these are all unused art that were accepted by Tim Kask or Jake Jaquet but never used.

Sounds about right.

I would think there should have been some documentation accompanying any submissions, even if just an addressed package they were sent within. But, sometimes people just don't think ahead. Or, they were lost during the clear out operations.


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