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Message no. 1
From: Kevin Dole kdole@***.vsc.edu
Subject: Companion Question
Date: Sun, 25 Apr 1999 20:06:33 EST5EDT
Could anyone tell me what the stock and ISBN numbers are for the
2nd Edition (NOT 3rd, 2nd) compatable Companion is. I want to see
if FASA still has any kicking around, and I wnat to be able to give
them enough detail. (I used to be a shipping chimp- *sometimes*
we missed little things.)


Kevin Dole \:|
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Message no. 2
From: Snake Eyes snake.eyes@********.att.net
Subject: Companion Question
Date: Sun, 25 Apr 1999 16:45:29 -0700
At 08:06 PM 4/25/99 +0000, Kevin Dole wrote:
>Could anyone tell me what the stock and ISBN numbers are for the
>2nd Edition (NOT 3rd, 2nd) compatable Companion is. I want to see
>if FASA still has any kicking around, and I wnat to be able to give
>them enough detail. (I used to be a shipping chimp- *sometimes*
>we missed little things.)

SR2 Companion (Beyond the Shadows):
Published in 1996.
136pp.
ISBN# 1-55560-298-3

Hope it helps.

~Snake Eyes
Message no. 3
From: Starrngr@***.com Starrngr@***.com
Subject: Companion Question
Date: Mon, 26 Apr 1999 02:02:29 EDT
In a message dated 4/25/99 5:07:34 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
kdole@***.vsc.edu writes:

> Could anyone tell me what the stock and ISBN numbers are for the
> 2nd Edition (NOT 3rd, 2nd) compatable Companion is. I want to see
> if FASA still has any kicking around, and I wnat to be able to give
> them enough detail. (I used to be a shipping chimp- *sometimes*
> we missed little things.)
>
>

Product number is 7905, but the new companion carries the same PN. ISBN is
1-55560-298-3. THAT should NOT be the same number as the SR3 version.

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