I’ve seen plenty of display signs, but this is probably my favorite since I’ve started writing for GameSniped. This sign is from Nintendo’s “World of Nintendo” ad campaign circa the early 1990s, and also features the logo of the now-defunct Kay Bee (or KB) Toys. The kicker is that this is a fiber-optic sign – this allows it to naturally cycle an array of colors in a mesmerizing fashion. Is it the most relevant item? Not necessarily. Is it awesome? You bet your pants.
Other Auctions:
Super Mario World Go Yoshi Skateboard Scooter 1994 – Ride through town in style
PARAPPA THE RAPPER HAT – Rather expensive, but the item is vintage
Mega Man Rockman X Double Impact Set Bandai – Awesome set of Mega Man X/Rockman X figures with interchangeable armor. Vintage
NINTENDO JP Famicom – GUN Controller + 3 Games – A classy light gun for the Famicom in the form of a revolver, much like a realistic Konami Justifier. Comes with three compatible Famicom james (JP)
Japan Takara Tomy Arts NINTENDO Mechanics STARFOX & STEELDIVER Set of 5 – A modern collectible-to-be, from around the launch of the 3DS. Model kits of the Arwing, Landmaster, and various submarines from Steel Diver
Vintage 1969 Chaotic Cube Nintendo – A puzzle cube from pre-video games Nintendo
Pac Man 1982 Counting Target Set Placo Toys
Vintage Pac Man Collection Toys Figures Mug Wind Ups Zipper – This and the above are both examples of the Pac-Man mania that swept America in the early 1980s. Every piece of merchandise you can think of got a Pac-Man makeover, so they’re not rare, but a lot like this is a fun and cheap way to theme a shelf in your collection room
Nights Into Dreams Sega Saturn Advertising 3-D Lenticular Image – A lenticular ad which changes its image when viewed from a different angle
