Thanks, added!

Here Bunny, I noticed this one was not on the list as well.

Here's a new one for the list - M98GD

Sweet! Got some dimensions?

Sure thing. Its 16 inches high and at the base its 9 inches wide by 12 inches deep.

I think everything is updated now. Cleaned up some of the html but a couple of the links are still not detected. I blame Dain An admin/mod could remove posts from the thread unless people wanted credits for their additions.

It's in your list, but in case you're looking for additional pics of the M80S, check this auction:

http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.d...

It's possible that EU-specific display items didn't have any M code.  I've got a NES PAL Top 10 sign that has got to be a legit Nintendo item, but it also has no M code anywhere. 

M-codes (at least ones printed on displays) seem to be a U.S. only thing. The EU stuff I've seen with codes has all been imported.

Found a couple more for the list

M37XB - Nintendo Logo Neon Sign - Made in 2001. Measures 30" long x 9" high

M98DS - Game Boy Color Dual Shelf Display - Measures 32" long x 14" wide at its longest points

Updated!

M35T superbrite sign.

Also, it happens to be for sale!

-Yours

Could anybody tell me what the M29T tophits sign should be worth? And have any sold in the past? If so at what price? Thanks!

Nobody that can help me out?

Might try posting in the Price Check forum instead.

Added M40M from ebay

WOW that's neat, any idea what year(s) those were made or sold?

These were made for a long stretch of time. we're talking 94'-01'. Hence why they are so plentiful. Some stores still use them even today (I think TRU is one of the bigger chains where you can still find them at some stores).

Are there better scanes of the M99? http://www.nintendoage.com/?go=i&... this is the scan I mean.
And has someone more has pictures of the M99 series?

NM looks like its still getting resized....

Has anyone already posted a picture of the GAME BOY Printer/Camera kiosk? It looks almost exactly like
this


but the sticker on the front says GAME BOY PRINTER & "Funtography" .

The plastic hand is holding a Game Boy Printer, which is modified to use a SNES A/C adapter instead of batteries. It looks like a hack job, but gets the job done I suppose.

Anyone know what this would be worth? I haven't seen the GB Printer version on eBay before.

This one?  Not mine btw.  I should also mention that mine is not complete, they aren't supposed to have real systems on them; just brochures like the one in the picture below

^LOL, I have that exact one (I recognize the auction picture from the one I won).

It looks to be the same, but the one in our store had a GB Printer stuck to the hand and a GB system + camera in place of the pamphlets. The Game Boy had a security wire that was attached to the counter and the printer as I mentioned was modified to use a SNES A/C adapter. 

Once I get it out of storage I'll snap some pics of it.

The "Game Boys" being held in the hand aren't actually meant to be in there. There's a large sticky pad underneath where they are that something heavy can be attached to the hand. The pamphlets match the graphic on the front, though, so I assume those are correct.