hey bruce..
were you the bruce that the auctioneer was occasionally telling to
pipe down today?? LOL... a little free ad time on the live web feed!!
some great prices realized today, too. man, that 19.5% BP sure adds a
chuck of coin to the very hi end items, too
jeff
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Hi MoPo'ers and Fleabayers,
I just lowered some prices again! Please take a minute to check them out.
http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/toddfeiertag_W0QQQ5ftrkparmsZ66Q253A2Q257C65Q253A10Q257C39Q253A1QQ_dmdZ1QQ_ipgZ50QQ_trksidZp3911Q2ec0Q2em14QQ_sopZ1QQ_scZ1
Thanks.
Todd Feiertag/Poster
One of the coolest Hitchcock one-sheets is NOT first release! Take a look at
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detailAuction_uid1=1352022
In 1958, MGM acquired the distribution rights for this Alfred Hitchcock
classic from Warner Bros. (I am not certain if it included
Not me, Jeff. I know they have at least one employee named Bruce.
The only live auction I have been to in years is the Columbus one, and that
only because there is both a large show with it, and because I can see old
friends.
Once it hit me that someone like me doesn't find it worthwhile to
an item that did not sell, yesterday, at Heritage is now in their POST
AUCTION BUY-IT-NOW grouping. it is not the genre that i collect, but it is
nice,,clearly not on my Want List.
some of their unsold items state, MAKE AN OFFER, but this item does not.
does heritage
Michael,
We do take offers on Post Auction Buys and will pose those offers to the
consignor. Usually we will wait until the items have run their full
after-auction exposure to see if there might be a buyer who will want it at the
reserve price. If not, the offer will be made to the consignor.
For those who took a great interest in the survey, perhaps you'd like to check
out the following two You Tube Websites. First is a video of Carol Lawrence
and Larry Kert in West Side Story. Their singing was incredible. Didn't see
much chemistry between the two as lovers. The second is a
CBS NEWS SUNDAY MORNING had a profile on Arthur Laurents who wrote the
book and directed the
new bi-lingual production on Broadway.
Kirby
www.movieart.net
On Mar 22, 2009, at 11:03 AM, Steve wrote:
For those who took a great interest in the survey, perhaps you'd
like to check out the
Great image of Hitchcock with hand over his throat.
Is Hitchcock the only director who appeared regularly on his
advertising materials? I can't think of any others.
-rk
On Mar 22, 2009, at 4:52 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
One of the coolest Hitchcock one-sheets is NOT first release! Take
William Castle used to feature the little logo of himself in director's chair
on much of his advertising materials.
Several of his gimmick films also included an intro by the director,
explaining the gimmick.
Phil
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Hi Bruce,
I checked with imdb and they have WB with US rights and MGM with
International rights in 1948, but that has to be wrong. I loaded the
material that we have on hand on this title and we have several countries
that Rope was shown in 1948 and they all have WB as the distributor. I found
NO
I meant to put a link to the title so everyone could see for themselves ..
but rushing too much :-)
Here it is:
Rope
http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/posters/db/release.asp?page=2rid=182
79#mat
ed
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From: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@listserv.american.edu] On Behalf Of
i have a great half sheet for sale from the orig release that did not sell
on ebay.
make an offer
link:
_http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=STRK:MEUSX:ITitem=200320258814_
(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemssPageName=STRK:MEUSX:ITitem=200320258814)
imdb is RIDDLED with errors, and they don't care about fixing them.
Thanks for the info.
Bruce
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:12 PM, ed e...@learnaboutmovieposters.com wrote:
Hi Bruce,
I checked with imdb and they have WB with US rights and MGM with
International rights in 1948, but that has
No, Jeff, that was not Bruce Hershenson but one of the great guys that started
this hobby some thirty-five years ago, Bruce Carteron, who works with Heritage.
Bruce Hershenson, as for the comments about live auctions, yes, the live
auctions you hosted with Christie's and Lowry's some years ago
That is my point. I have never been to Heritage, but I have heard a small
number of people attend, and I assume they don't rent a hall as I used to,
but just display the items in their own place, which makes sense, for if a
limited number of people attend, why go to any real expense. I think you
actually Bruce, on a single point and from my own use I think that
the catalogs Heritage puts out are definitely important to their auctions
I look at the catalog 3-4 times before the auction - cover to cover -
just to make sure I'm looking at everything I want to and so that I
don't miss
What do you mean they?
Feel free to get yourself a login and edit away. Don't complain unless you are
willing the help.
Its the best there is on the internet and like all user supported databases
(including wikipedia), you get what you pay for.
Feel free to start your own.
Evan
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Mopoers,
This is a commercial for Bruce's email club.
If you read the latest edition, you will see Glenn Taranto's profile,
and you will learn the answer to the great mystery of why Glenn
collects Wheeler and Woolsey material.
...Wait, I still don't quite get it.
-Roger
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I think that is a sign of our mutual advanced ages! People our age still
like catalogs, newspapers and magazines, but the younger generation is
more comfortable in front of a computer. That is why EVERY newspaper and
magazine will be out of existence within 20 years.
Would you rather have those
Maybe the errors are there in the first place because they let just anyone
get yourself a login and edit away! Sometimes you get what you pay for. If
you have people who know next to nothing about movie posters listing them
for auction well of course they will list minty white inserts as real.
I think there are book people and there are screen people.
Me, I'm a book person.
Once a catalogue's auction is over, what remains is an often useful poster book.
Old auction catalogues are hugely entertaining to look through (who still has
Cinemonde's early colour catalogues?) and often a very
This is a pretty cryptic e-mail if you are not a club member. Go to
http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.phphttp://www.emovieposter.com/club/archive.php?myfrom=menu
to
sign up and learn all about what Roger is referring to.
You'll join 5,110+ movie paper collectors who get one and only one
I don't disagree in the slightest. But us book people are withering on the
vine, and dropping like flies.
Soon the only books left will be like the ones in The Time Machine and
like those, they will tell us all we need to know about present day man.
Bruce
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 5:32 PM, Phil
Just did, think I got it, sort of.
But then, collecting anything needn't really make absolute sense.
Rich
On 22 Mar 2009, at 22:33, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
This is a pretty cryptic e-mail if you are not a club member. Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php
to sign up and learn
Yes, and the GOOD content is there for same reason.
If you use the site -- and I suspect that you do -- and you have information
that is pertainent to a particular movie, you have an obligation to
update/add/correct/rate/revievw it. And that goes for everyone on this list.
Otherwise it
The fact that Heritage is able to absorb the cost of printing the
catelogue within their commission is a positive for the consignor and a
good selling point for Heritage. I always feel taken by auction houses
like Sotheby's and Christie's when they charge these outrageous photo
fees for a
do you prefer a poster of a re-release with totally NEW / DIFFERENT artwork,
or a poster that has similar artwork with the R ?
this ROPE re-lease is really nice because it is great artwork and great
image of hitchcock.
i did notice that bruce has listed on his site for Thursday's
about 10 days, i said that i was upset because i was unaware that Christie's
London sold a poster for which i had been searching: The Third Man insert.
i only learned of the auction, when someone on MOPO posted the auction
results.
at first, i was upset because it undersold: about 750.
I REALLY Don't understand
WE answer the question... WE document the posters... WE write 1000s of
articles to help collectors... WE spend 12-14 hours a day document6ing
printers, plate numbers, NSS numbers, artists, and everything else
associated with movie posters to help the hobby and
Ed,
Your website is without a doubt the most informative site on the net.
Without a doubt and we certainly appreciate it!
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From: MoPo List [mailto:mop...@listserv.american.edu] On Behalf Of ed
Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2009 7:57 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
when i opened the packages, i realized why i got them soo cheap: the
defects were not visible in the catalogues
Like Captain Renault, I am shocked to hear that a big city auction
mis-described and over-graded their posters with an image that obscured
defects!
Bruce
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at
I've sold three of these in the last 6 months and saved the best one for last!
ROLLED MINT!
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY 1968 Eastwood 22x28 MINT
While you're at it, please take a minute to check all my other great items out.
Roger -
That's OK, neither do I!
Best -
Glenn
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Sent: Sunday, March 22, 2009 3:02 PM
Subject: [MOPO] Glenn Taranto
Mopoers,
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