Book of Artifacts????

I am what you might call an OLD school player. I have been playing D&D for about 27 years (my god, has it been that long?!?!?). When I first started playing I was looking for any kind of way to try and spice up my adventures for my friends. Then one day I went into my local hobby store and saw the Dragontree books. So what did I do? Like a novice adventurer I picked up the most interesting looking book and started reading it. It was the Book of Artifacts. I was instantly immersed in a world of Dungeons and Dragons that was unlike any other I had ever seen. Spell casting arrows (that were really funny to throw into an adventure at just the right moment) and bigmouth swords that got you into more trouble than out of. Or best of all was this Amazon Company that seemed to be interested in trade (or maybe behind some of the more sinister parts of the main D&D world). Who did finance the Slave Lords (modules A1-4)? I know that some of my uses were probably not what you intended but it sure kept my players interested.

So the years went by. My friends stopped playing. I went to college. But still these books were on my shelf. Collecting a little dust. Every now and then I would take one down and reread it. Over time I lost track of the most interesting book I had ever owned. Now, years later, I have a group of friends who want to play. I volunteered to be Dungeon Master. I started pulling out my old books and getting some new ones (now where is that old book of artifacts?). It had been so long that I didnt even remember who printed it. Getting most of my things from Ebay I was looking through this list of items and something clicked. What was that? A book from Dragontree press? Yes!!! Spell books and adventures. Cool! But. . . But . . . Where is it? The Book of Artifacts?

So here are my questions: Do you have any copies of the Book of Artifacts? Are you going to print any? Where can I get more information about the campaigns that these books were based on?

JW