From: shirley hanick
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 8:21 AM
Subject: cases for older maj sets
my Maj friends and I have old bakelite sets but need replacement newer cases because ours have totally fallen apart.. we live in Canada and know that priority international costs about $42. for shipping a large box.. can anyone help? schiap1中sympatico.ca
Shirley
Toronto, Ont. M6B1L3
Canada

From: deb lord in mazatlan
Email: dkadabraloyahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 05, 2010 2:19 PM
Subject: trays for rose wood box
i am looking for 5 drawer/trays for tiles that go inside a chinese rosewood majong box. i would buy the drawers with or without tiles. i already have a lovely box that was given to me as a gift. thanks.
deb lord

Where can I buy old NMJL cards?

>From: Marilyn Anton
>Sent: Tue, April 6, 2010 10:14:05 AM
>Subject:
>Good Morning!
>I am searching everywhere for a copy or original 1940 National Mah Jongg League Standard Hand card for my 70th Birthday party friends are giving me this month and I wonder if you could help me?
>There was a Mah jongg Museum site that showed the card but it seems the Museum isn't viable anymore as my emails fail. National tells me they only keep last years card and there is no archive, and Mah jongg Maven told me to ask you.
>Thank you so much for whatever you can do to help,
>Marilyn Anton
>marilynlanton溌att.net

Hi Marilyn,
The place most people get old cards is eBay. You can check my Accessories For Sale bulletin board, you can try contacting people who sell old tiles on my Tiles For Sale board, and I'm posting this on the Accessories Wanted board. Good luck!
By the way, the MahjongMuseum website is still online. But yeah, don't bother sending emails there.
May the card be with you.
Tom Sloper
Author of "The Red Dragon & The West Wind," the definitive book on Mah-Jongg East & West.
Los Angeles, CA (USA)
April 6, 2010

From: gloria
Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 10:31:36 AM
Subject: Accessories Wanted
What I want is/are:
I am looking for the Shanghai Mah Jongg Essentials or Shanghai Second Dynasty CD game by Activsion. The CD game has been discontinued by Activision. We have ladies here who have learned the game and want to play it on their computers at home. PLEASE let me know if you have one or if you know someone who wants to sell theirs.
Thank you,
Gloria Bello
Gbello3suddenlink.net

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From: Michael Mathew
Email: mathewmchariot.net.au
Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 8:15 PM
Subject: Mah Jong counters
Can you suggest (does anyone have for sale) stick type counters, bone preferred but plastic ok, demoninations 2 and 8 or 10 in black or blue marking and 1 and 5 (for 100 and 500) or similar in red. They were I believe standard with sets in the 1920's.
Michael Mathew

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>From: patricia wagner
Email: wagner5566中bellsouth.net
Sent: Tue, November 3, 2009 1:09:26 PM
Subject: Accessories Wanted
What I want is an aluminium case that has trays to hold mah jong tiles as well as large enough to hold everything to do with this game.

How to order

>From: Carol
>Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 11:16:06 AM
>Subject: Accessories
>Can you tell me how to order a bettor and an east marker. I want one of each.
>Carol Cohen

Hi Carol,
First, you contact a vendor who can sell you the accessories you want. There are vendors listed in FAQ 4a and on the Accessories For Sale Bulletin Board. You can link to the FAQs and Bulletin Boards via the site links, above left (scroll up).

To contact a vendor, if their email address is shown, email him or her to inquire about how to order. You might be able to click the email address (if it's underlined) or you might have to copy and paste the email address into the TO box of a new email (using your email program). If the website shows the email address with a 溌 or a 中, change that mah-jongg character to the @ symbol.

If the vendor's website address is shown, you might be able to just click on it (if it's underlined) or you might have to copy the address and paste it into the address box of your Internet browser. Once you arrive on the vendor's site, there should be information there about how to order.

You can tell an email address from a web address easily: email addresses have an @ in them, and web addresses begin with http://

May the accessories be with you.
Tom Sloper
Author of "The Red Dragon & The West Wind," the definitive book on Mah-Jongg East & West.
Los Angeles, CA (USA)
Autumnal Equinox, 2009