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Up for sale is an original vintage June 1, 1993 Turbo Technologies, Inc. (TTI) wholesale dealer packet, including the original postmarked mailing envelope (June 20, 1993), direct dealer letter signed by Stephen C. Garwood (Director of Sales), and official 2-page distributor price list!
This is an authentic piece of retro video game history documenting the wholesale distribution network and pricing for the TurboGrafx-16, TurboDuo, and TurboExpress during the height of the 16-bit console generation.
**Packet Contents:**- **Original TTI Mailing Envelope:** Postmarked June 20, 1993 from TTI corporate offices (6701 Center Drive West, Suite 500, Los Angeles, CA 90045) with handwritten phone notes on reverse.- **TTI Dealer Letter:** Official letter addressed to dealers outlining regional distributors (L&J Marketing, Davis Distributors, Anlenn Distributors, Comeback Video, Pantel Electronics, Electro Source) signed by Stephen C. Garwood, Director of Sales.- **Distributor Price List (Effective June 1, 1993 Revised):** Complete listing of hardware, accessories, and software with wholesale distributor pricing and suggested retail prices.
**Featured Hardware & Accessories:**- Duo NEW !!! System ($244.00 wholesale / $299.99 MSRP)- DuoTap, DuoPad, TurboBooster, TurboTap, TurboExpress ($161.28 wholesale / $199.99 MSRP), TurboVision TV Tuner
**Featured Games Listed:**- **Action/Adventure:** Magical Chase, Air Zonk, Soldier Blade, Legend of Hero Tonma, Bonk\'s Adventure, Bonk\'s Revenge, Bonk III, Jackie Chan\'s Action Kung Fu, Shockman, Samurai Ghost, Darkwing Duck, Impossamole, Ghost Manor, New Adventure Island- **Role-Playing & Arcade:** Neutopia II, Order of the Griffon, Hit the Ice, Chase HQ, Cybercore, Dead Moon
**Condition:**Good vintage condition overall. Clean documents with light handling wear, standard postal fold creases, and handwritten ink phone numbers on the back of the envelope.
An exceptional piece for TurboGrafx-16 collectors, NEC archivists, or video game historians. Ships flat with sturdy cardboard reinforcement.
