In my heydey of saving everything even damaged posters.. I would  save pieces
of poster in envelopes.. heck i was so bad I even saved BROken Glass Movie
slides.. I couldnt bring myself to throw them Out.. I would tape parts Of
Harold lloyd slides and bbebe Daniels.. because i could still see the historic
value of preserving them//  I think i still have parts of posters somwhere..
I also saveing partsof magazines as old movie mags are a treasure trove of data
and images and
Hollywood details,, i am a recovering Obsessive madman dealer/ collector..
BUt i am becomeing healthier by the minute( maybe:).. sunday I took a  entire
Pickup full of Books to the salvation army and didnt flinch.. it can be
overcome..
so I am in the  posters missingpieces DONT offend me.. they just bug the hell
out of me tryig to get the missing pieces.. I am looking for a microphone cord
for a Mic that was used st Universal studios in the 50s 60 but electrovoice
doesnt even have one and a guy that does would have me buy another mike to get
the cord.!    Its a shotgun long distance( tele)  mic for making Movies.( guess
who its For:)  I do find this Mic offensive..I am about ready to turn it into a
lightsaber PROP and be over it! ...
But in defence of posters in pieces.. they are still representative of that
film that time and with some nurtureing by a restorer can be mended for
future..
I mean look if i went to a barn and found a poster with pig poop chicken poop ,
straw , mud and holes in it but it was like a original  " Chaplin"  or early
vitagraph or edison poster or even a 1950s whatever,,  I would do my best to
move the elements to a retoratin person  and hope it could be saved..
see... I am sane as they come..

Freedom Lover wrote:

> I admit I go both ways on this issue.  They're up on my walls;  restored and
> backed with new frames and untouched at all w/old.
>
> I just can't decide which way I like it better.
>
> However, you hit the nail on the head with 'posters with missing pieces
> offend me.'  ME, TOO!
>
> Andrea
>
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> Subject: [MOPO] the ongoing LINEN versus NON-LINEN debate
>
> > side by side, i have displayed one sheets of DOUBLE INDEMNITY & POSTMAN
> > ALWAYS RINGS TWICE.  my POSTMAN is mint on linen.  my DOUBLE INBEMITY has
> > seen better days--seam separation and other wear (but no missing pieces
> > and crisp corner).
> >
> > I have no desire to linen back my DOUBLE INDEMNITY.
> >
> > I am not willing to pay a lot more for a "mint" linen backed poster.
> > what's the point???  we all know these are old pieces of paper.  so long
> > as it is framed, it okay.
> >
> > POSTERS WITH MISSING PIECES OFFEND ME.  HIGH-END ITEMS WITH CHARACTER ARE
> > BEAUTIFUL framed just as they are!!!
> >
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