Have you collected movie paper long enough to remember when it was FUN? When you didn't need six months to pay for your purchases, and when you didn't need a financial advisor to help you make financial decisions about what "investments" you next wanted to add to your "portfolio"?
Can you remember when people sold you an item for say, $10 or $20, and you simply sent them $10 or $20 (plus a few bucks extra for shipping) and there were no "buyers premiums" and other fees to be added to your "sub-total" (and where your final "total" can be several times the price of your purchase!)? Can you remember the Bruce Hershenson semi-annual sales catalogs of the 1990s, where people were amazed that he could list over 2,000 items in just six months time (and each catalog included many desirable items)? If the answer to all of the above is "yes", then you REALLY need to be checking out our semi-weekly auctions over the next few months. You'll find 1,000 to 1,500 items most weeks (on Tuesdays and Thursdays) and each week will contain almost as many items as were found in one of Bruce's old semi-annual sales catalogs! And you WILL find items ranging all the way from 99 cents up to a few hundred dollars, with a scattering of more expensive items. And you WON'T find any "buyers premiums". And you WILL find items that are honestly described and photographed (warts and all!) and you WON'T find any over-graded items, missed defects, or enhanced or "substituted" images. And best of all, you CAN get back to what made this hobby fun, finding cool posters at affordable prices, and you WON'T have to mortgage your house to keep collecting (isn't it just a matter of time before they offer 15 and 30 year "mortgages" on "investment grade" collectibles?)! We have 983 folded one-sheets on eBay (including 100 from the 1940s!) on eBay ending TONIGHT Tuesday, March 27th beginning around 7 PM CST! Read more about these great items below, or go see them right now (with large thumbnails and links to these great auctions on eBay for easy bidding) in our <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php>Current Auction Image Gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php! Some of the "better" titles ending in just a few hours include The Fountainhead (Ayn Rand classic!), The Bishop's Wife (rarely seen poster from a much loved movie!), Streetcar Named Desire, Some Like It Hot, Cool Hand Luke, Ball of Fire, Le Mans, Live and Let Die, La Dolce Vita, Night of the Blood Beast, Untamed Women, Son of Zorro, Don't Look Back, Mr Lucky, Blood Feast, Jim Thorpe All American, Crawling Eye, Once Upon a Honeymoon, Cornered, Jungle Jim in the Forbidden Land, Nocturne, Tycoon, and much, MUCH, more! Note that this week's items include 100 one-sheets from the 1940s, plus 17 from the 1930s, and many are very rarely seen titles (around 20 of them are ones we have NEVER sold before!). Be sure to check out the 983 folded one-sheets on eBay on eBay ending TONIGHT Tuesday, March 27th beginning around 7 PM CST (either by going to <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php>http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php or by using the link from our HOME page, <http://www.emovieposter.com>http://www.emovieposter.com or by finding us by our eBay user ID, emovieposter.com). We feel certain that if you purchase even one of them and then once you see how honestly we describe them and how we charge only the actual shipping cost and how we send them right out promptly and well-packed, that you will declare your independence from those auction houses with the outrageous buyers premiums, the over-graded items, the misleading images that obscure defects, and the outrageous shipping! Good luck on whatever you may bid on. Bruce Hershenson eMoviePoster.com Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com ___________________________________________________________________ How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List Send a message addressed to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L The author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
