This is a very old Zelda Folder. It has Link fighting some stalfos on it and you can see Zelda at the top of the dungeon using magic to attack the dragons below!

Here's a Zelda trashcan. It has Link on it and a picture of the game, which strangely has Link in a Super Mario Bros enviroment! See the coins around him? Weird but worth a look!

This is a Zelda Wall mounted watch. It has a big picture of Link's face in the middle of it! I remember I used to have a wallclock, but it wasn't a Zelda one. Infact I didn't ever see much Zelda stuff around here.

This is apparently a double sided poster that came inside the box of the Japanese Zelda 2. It has a lot of other games mentioned on the bottom of the page including Super Mario bros 2!

Here's a Nintendo Scratch & Win card with a Zelda section! Scratch of a circle around link and also scratch of a circle around the plant. Strange stuff!

This is an old Link figure entitled "A Trap Attacks Link" and it comes complete with a scorecard for some reason. If you have one of these and have it all boxed in perfect condition, it will be worth a lot of money in the near future!

Here's a very old Zelda beanie from the late 80's. On the front of the beanie is The Legend of Zelda logo along with Link. I wonder if anyone still wears them? ;-)

This a Zelda 2 Bookmark (1989). I remember someone at my school had one of these and used to always use it in the book he was reading. This bookmark has the words " This Book is the official property of Nintendo Expert" Hmmm.

This Zelda Postcard was sent out to members of the Press inviting them to see Zelda 64 in action at the E3 show held in Alanta on the 27th May 1998. It seems so long ago! There are two parts to the card, so check them both out!

If memory serves me correct, these little Ocarina's were handed out to Journalists who attented the Zelda summit show. It hangs around your neck and now you to can have your own Ocarina!

This is one of the Press Passes for the Zelda Summit show held in late 1998. Members of the Press got to play Zelda 64 and were givin this great little pass to get in!

Now we come onto the more recent stuff. This a a Tatoo set that came with some special pre-order's of Zelda 64. It has several tatoos on it, but personally I would rather have kept them than use them up.

Another Zelda offer from the same company that gave out the tatoo's (Electronic Boutique). They were giving away a Zelda 64 T-Shirt, Map Poster, Gold Cartridge and a few other things as well!

Here's a reservation form that was issued just days before Zelda 64 was released in Australia. Probably one of the best reservation forms ever!

This is a Zelda 64 postcard that was produced for Australia. It's excellent, why would you want to sendd it to anyone else?

Here are a couple of images of the Zelda 64 toys that were made! They are pretty good action figures and other characters were made as well, like Zelda and Ganon. They are still available to purchase today, so I would urge you to go out and buy them becuase they may be worth something in the future! There are two images to view here..

In the late eightys, Nintendi Game and Watch's were very popular. They are a collectors item now and here is a Zelda game and watch! The player must navigate Link from the bottom left of the screen to the top right, rescueing Zelda!

Pink. Strange color for a watch? Well for some reason this Zelda themed wrist watch is. It also has a little game built in. I remember having a Tetris and Mario watch like this. They are fun for a while until you get sick of completing them!

This "Nintendo Power" Zelda ruler was released in 1988 - Over ten years ago! Many Nintendo games had stationary based on them and there was no reason why they shouldn't have made a Zelda theme ruler as well!

Back when Zelda was released, people did find the game hard enough to want to use Tip books. So Nintendo released a guide book for Zelda 1. What's good about it, is the way Nintendo designed it - it looks like an old book.

Here is another Zelda game and watch, but the difference here is that it is still boxed and in excellent condition! If you have any Zelda item that is still boxed, it can be worth a lot of money. It was released in 1989.

An old Zelda Pillow case. It's still in good condition here and It uses the same design of the Zelda rubbish bin at the top of this page! But why is Link collecting coins? Strange. There were also Mario pillow cases released around the same time as this.

An old Nintendo Power folder with both Link and Mario on the front of it. Seems several Zelda related folders where released quite soon after each other.

An old comic based on the Zelda cartoons. I think this is issue 3. Zelda is on the front cover and you can see Ganon above her.

I should be getting all of the issues of this comic on the site soon.

This is a cover to a Zelda 64 Soundtrack CD. However, I'm not to sure if this is a dodgy Japanese black market version. It was made by a company called "Ever Anime" and contains 76 audio tracks, strange considering the Official Nintendo one contains only 34 tracks.

This is the Offficial Zelda 64 Guide made by Nintendo. It is full of walkthroughs and tips on how to fully beat Zelda 64.

Should still be able to find it in shops if you look hard enough.

Here are some more pictures are the Zelda action figures. In this picture is also the box they come in ( I think it's exclusive to the company Target) and if you look you can see the box is modelled to be like an N64 cartridge! Pretty cool!

Again, another picture of the three Zelda action figures - Zelda, Link and Ganon. All in one box together.

This picture is of a Link bendable keyring. Action these figures are pretty cool to use, but I would advise you not to keep bending it if you want it to be worth money in the future becuase it starts to damage the plastic.

In this picture is all the Zelda goodies that came when pre-ordering Legend of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time. Theirs a gold cartridge at the top left, followed by an action figure and a t-shirt. Excellent!

Here are three videos of the Zelda cartoon series. In order, the cartoons are called "Sing for the Unicorn", "The missing Link" and "The Ringer". They are all okayish, but you maybe able to see for yourself sometime soon. Stay tuned!

Another picture of the Zelda game and watch. It's actually a pretty good game and if you see it for sale quite cheap, make sure you buy it becuase they will be worth a lot of money in the future. However, this game is pretty rare, so it might take you a while to find.

This is a picture of a Zelda card that a shop called Funcoland was giving away. Not to sure about this one, but still a piece of Zelda memoribilia!

Here is a picture of a Zelda Cap. It was made in 1988, and shows a picture of Link and The Legend of Zelda logo on the front.

This is a Zelda 64 pocket watch, with a leather shield attached to it. Pretty good stuff. Also there is a picture of the back of the case.

These are "Offical Nintendo Video game Stick On's", which includes various Zelda stickers as well as other Nintendo characters like Mario and Punch Out. You can stick these on your Nintendo system - or keep them.

This is supposed to be a "Score Trophy" for The first Zelda game on the NES. It has a little sticker on the base, so you can write your name and score on it. Strange!

Zelda plates, with art straight from the Legend of Zelda manual printed on them. This is actually a set of three - Plate, Cup and Saucer! Thanks to Lozmaster

Here is a classic Zelda watch by Nelsonic. Its not a gaming watch but highly collectable nonetheless. Thanks to Lozmaster

A cereal box, a collectible? Well yes this one is! Not many people are likely to have one of these still though! Thanks to Lozmaster

Some excellent little Zelda figures made by Bandai. However they are only being sold in Japan and are not very likely to be available in America to buy. Thanks to Lozmaster

I think this is a Zelda "Maze" type game. I'm not sure exactly what happens in it though. Still it's Zelda Memoribilia. Thanks to Lozmaster

This is a Zelda 64 sticker set for your N64. I think it's from an English magazine called "N64 Magazine" although I could be wrong.

This is a Nintendo lunch box set. The flask is a decorated in Zelda stuff while the lunch box has Mario content on it!

Here is a very old issue of Nintendo Club. It focuses around the release of Zelda 2 on the NES. It's packed full of Zelda 2 goodies.

Thanks goto Neo for sending in these pictures. He found his old comic book while clearing out his bedroom and sent us in these pictures to show us what it looked like! Maybe someday he could scan each page in for us?. -New-