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A Star Wars style blaster pistol designated Model 80 Custom.
A Star Wars style blaster pistol designated VT-11 “Comet”.
A heavily worn, two-page djet fragment written in an enigmatic script telling of ancient Jedi history.
A facsimile page to a West End Game Star Wars sourcebook showing statistics and demographics for the planet Ferrix.
A facsimile page to a West End Game Star Wars sourcebook showing statistics and demographics for the planet Ghorman.
A lot essay for the patinated gold medal belonging to Ishi Tib podracer Ips Bosen for his daring victory during the Hutta Championship in 57 BBY. The medal is round, with a slot protruding from the top for a ribbon (long missing). The medal is adorned with the sigil of the Hutt Gaming Guild, the organization responsible for organizing the Championship.
Wreckage debris from Sebulba’s podracer fuselage marked with heavy scoring and abrasion to the iconic orange paint, twisted metal and burnt turbine parts appear from behind the scarred paneling. The item is for auction at the infamous Eport auction house, estimated to sell at 100,000-150,000 credits.
interests of the webberie workers. The brokers also represented and negotiated business with off-world markets and buyers. Although the majority of Ghorman’s provinces focused on fabric production, others took on different, yet equally vital, roles. In Livuzze, the capital of Va-Leine-Liche, for instance, pigments were carefully crafted by artisans who collaborated closely with twilleries to finish the woven products. Incidentally, Livuzze also produces some of the finest Ghorman painters. While Ghorman’s ubiquitous webberies were overseen by the electorate commission for labor, other vocations such as provisioners, innkeepers, artisans, etc were organized under their own commissions. Overseen by the commission for commerce, twillerie workers (tailors, dyers, cutters, etc) took on the various roles required in the final stages of production of Ghorman twill. Provisioners such as cafetiers, grocers, innkeeps and bellhops, and others generally involved in the day-to-day of Ghorman life were also overseen by the commerce commission. Special artisans, engineers, architects, and general mech-techs were all overseen by the manufacturing and maintenance commission. Those responsible for intricate tile mosaics, its municipal halls, and its memorial monuments, seen throughout Palmo, for example, were drawn from among the most skilled of the Ghor. Mechanics and technicians were likewise respected and maintained representation, though the Ghor made use of few droids. Pride in the work wrought by their own hand meant that droid technicians were regarded with somewhat less distinction. Guild members wore badges (insignettes) that represented their respective trade.
The Ghorman Proposition by IB-9D3 Ghorman Citizenry Ghorman was, of course, known first and foremost for the production of its sole export: silk twill. However, not all Ghor citizens were directly engaged in the ubiquitous textile industry. From a young age, Ghor youth underwent a comprehensive education encompassing a range of disciplines. At the age of seventeen, a novice was expected to assume a role with societal responsibility. Vocations varied, many found employment in webberies or twilleries, some in various local establishments, others pursued apprenticeships under technologists or artisans. Each Ghorman citizen was expected to contribute to society through the practice of a trade. Civic duty extended beyond economic contribution, and although serving a term as a member of the Electorate was not required, each citizen was expected to be prepared to serve should they be selected. Lineage on Ghorman was neither strictly patrilineal nor matrilineal. As a general principle, the Ghor practiced egalitarian succession, with training and trade placement determined more by individual aptitude and inclination than by birth order or gender. Citizenship was a fairly simple concept on Ghorman. All those born to Ghorman parents were granted full citizen status regardless of gender. Off-worlders could become legal citizens but were granted limited rights when it came to directly participating in the politics of Ghorman. Despite these legal limits, most non-native citizens reported fair treatment and broad inclusion in civic life.
An Ancient Jedi text displayed on a two-page spread. It is written in enigmatic script and framed with a red, geometric border. Marginalia is scrawled hastily by the mysterious Stormlifter.
A book open to two salt-worn pages of apocryphal Jedi wisdom, handwritten and illustrated in ink. The symbol of cosmic balance, with rings of light and dark, one overtaking the other, jumps from the left-hand page.