We are posting this to MoPo because, as of right now, there are an AMAZING number of "joke" low prices on our current Tuesday auctions (CLOSING TOMORROW ON JULY 10th), and we KNOW that MoPo has many dealers and collectors who can't resist great deals! Right now, there are still THIRTEEN LINENBACKED POSTERS in our auctions ending tonight that are NINETY NINE CENTS each (WHICH TRULY IS INSANE!), THIRTY-THREE LINENBACKED POSTERS under $5 each (WHICH IS ONLY SLIGHTLY LESS INSANE!) 59 are still under $10 each, 100 are under $15 each, and 125 are under $20 each! Now I don't expect prices to stay anywhere near the above prices, but I bet at least a few of these will go for REALLY low amounts!
Of course, $20 each (or much less) is WAY under the cost of just linenbacking them! AND OF COURSE THERE ARE ALSO LOTS OF REALLY FIRST RATE TITLES CLOSING TOMORROW AS WELL, AND MANY OF THOSE ARE WAY "UNDER THE MONEY", SO, FOR RIGHT NOW, THERE ARE LOTS OF DEALS OUT THERE ON THOSE TOO! What is in Part II of our Summer Mini/Major Auction that closes TUESDAY, July 10th on eBay? 385 linenbacked posters from 26 countries, plus some special U.S. posters that are not one-sheets (plus 8 very special non-backed items at the start of our listings), all currently on eBay ending TUESDAY, July 10th 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>Tuesday Auction Gallery! What are some of the best items in this current Tuesday auction? At the very start of the auction, we have a Japanese poster from Rashomon, the most classic of Kurosawa movies! This is a special "countryside" poster, likely issued for use outside the main cities. There is no way of guaranteeing when it is from. It could well be from 1950, the first year of release, or it might be from a year later, or it could conceivably be from several years later, and no one seems to for sure, so the buyer of this never-before-seen poster (which has a great image of Mifune, totally different from that of the regular Japanese poster, which is incredibly rare) will have to live with that uncertainty! The auction continues with a great collection of four Dirty Harry items! One is a never-before-seen life-size standee, a SIGNED insert, a half-sheet, and a French one-panel! Next are never-before-seen special posters from the 1980 Flash Gordon and the Cinerama release of The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm! Next are three great oversized movie posters from silent all-black cast movies! Next are 20 linenbacked three-sheets, including some really great titles like All Night Long (starring Harry Langdon, written by Frank Capra!), Charade, Black Sleep, Giant Behemoth, Golden Boy, Isn't Life Terrible (solo Oliver Hardy!), My Fair Lady, The Misfits, Samson & Delilah, Screaming Skull, and Voodoo Woman! There are some excellent half-sheets and inserts including Bus Stop, Key Largo, The Killing, Loving You, and Konga, along with a few special U.S. posters! Next we have linenbacked posters from 26 other countries including The Lone Ranger Australian one-sheet, New Adventures of Batman and Robin Argentinean, Day the Earth Stood Still Danish, Funny Face Belgian and Swedish, Bishop's Wife Argentinean, Terminator Czech, The Fly Belgian, The Searchers Australian, French, and Argentinean, Invasion of the Saucer Men Swedish, and much, MUCH more! The auction includes seven really cool circus posters (old rare ones!), plus three war posters, plus a travel poster. BUYING FROM US THIS WEEK IS A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO GET GREAT BARGAINS! Because every single poster is linenbacked (except for eight special items at the start of the auction), the vast majority of the items we are selling have had from $50 to $300 of restoration and linenbacking spent on them (depending on the size of the poster, and how much restoration they required), and yet a fair number of these posters will sell for UNDER the cost of the linenbacking, and some will sell for a FRACTION of the linenbacking cost! Plus, buying linenbacked posters from us is one of the few ways you can buy already backed posters, and KNOW for certain that the posters do not have "hidden" restoration, or are overgraded, or are poorly restored where you only learn of it AFTER you receive the poster! This is because we give an exact overall condition grade, a description of the poster's pre-restoration defects, and a great "super-sized" image of every item we are selling this week! All of this week's linenbacked posters were already linenbacked when I received them, but I have sold literally many thousands of linenbacked posters, and I believe I know how to look for "hidden" restoration better than anyone else in the hobby, and I describe everything that was done to the poster, along with the quality of the work. Far too many sellers of linenbacked posters fail to see the restoration their posters have had, either intentionally or because they lack the ability to see it. When you buy a linenbacked poster from us, there is NO chance you will get an unpleasant surprise when you receive your purchase (although you may well be pleasantly surprised, especially if you have purchased from "major" auction houses that usually "optimistically" grade most of their restored posters). Of course, our large and super-sized UNENHANCED images will also help you better know the exact condition of each poster BEFORE you place a bid (and we NEVER enhance any image ! in any way, including NEVER giving a slightly "fuzzy" image that hides many tiny defects)! Finally, note that we are solely selling linenbacked "NON-ONE-SHEETS" this week. Last week, we sold 365 linenbacked U.S. one-sheet posters. This week concludes our Summer Mini/Major auction, and we will not sell any more linenbacked posters for several months. What is in our Thursday night auctions that close THURSDAY July 12th on eBay? Please note that we did not add any new stills to eBay last night! This is because we are in the middle of our Summer all linen sale, and we were just too busy to list stills last night (Thursday). However, we will list another excellent group of stills NEXT Thursday. We DID however a list a "where are our hundreds of items" on our movieposter account, and the winner of that auction gets a set of our 29 full-color books, even if the auction goes for one penny! you can go to that auction at: <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=60315&item=130131915592>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=60315&item=130131915592 Remember that, even though there will likely be many linenbacked posters selling for under the cost of the linenbacking, YOU can't get those great deals if you aren't bidding! AND YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE! If you place a bunch of fairly low bids but only get one or two items, then you are sure to be happy, for you will have gotten some really good deals. Even if you place a bunch of bids and get nothing at all, you will only be out a little of your time, and no more. And remember that EVERY one of these posters will have a new home come Tuesday night! NO waiting for a "bump to the reserve", but instead NO RESERVES AT ALL! NO secret deals between the auction house and the consignors where they "buy back" their own items, and NO bidding on items by the auction house (who secretly owns many of the items they sell)! And after the sale, NO unpleasant surprises, where you discover the image you saw (and bid on) was not of the actual item, or enhanced, and NO undisclosed restoration that the auction house "missed", and NO "over-graded" items whatsoever! Isn't this a great time for YOU to declare YOUR independence from auction houses that use such methods? Do you know about our Tuesday and Thursday Auction Galleries? One of the worst kept "secrets" in the movie poster hobby is that it is FAR easier to look at our items through our <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php>Tuesday Auction Gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php and our <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/thursdayauctions.php>Thursday Auction Gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/thursdayauctions.php.When you look at our items on eBay, you do not see an image of the item until you open the auction, which is very time consuming (we don't use their "gallery" image, both because it is absurdly overpriced and because the gallery image is too tiny to see any details). So instead, we have our own <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php>Tuesday Auction Gallery and our <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/thursdayauctions.php>Thursday Auction Gallery, both of which have much larger images of each ite! m, so that you can determine if an item interests you BEFORE you click on it, thus making your surfing time far more productive. PLUS these galleries are searchable by star, director, genre, year, or anything you want to search for! Once you discover our galleries we would be amazed if you go back to looking at our items directly on eBay. The prices in our galleries update every 5 minutes, so the price under each item can only be up to 5 minutes old. Generally, this is no big deal, EXCEPT if you are looking at items as they are closing, then we recommend you bid on the actual eBay page (which is easily accessed from our gallery pages). But because so many of our bidders now use our gallery, on rare occasions it has overwhelmed our server, and some of our bidders have not been able to access it, especially right when the auctions are closing. Worse yet, an outage in our server means that you can't see the images on our eBay auctions, because our large and super-sized images are housed on the same server as our <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php>Tuesday Auction Gallery. SO WE HAVE ALSO CREATED <http://www.emovieposter.info>BACKUP "MIRROR" VERSIONS OF OUR CURRENT AUCTION IMAGE GALLERIES. They are located at <http://www.emovieposter.info>http://www.emovieposter.info and are available if our main gallery is down, so the only time you want to use it is whenever you CAN'T access our regular <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/currentauctions.php>Tuesday Auction Gallery and our <http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/thursdayauctions.php>Thursday Auction Gallery, OR when you can't view ! some or all of the images on our auctions (even if you can't see them on eBay, you will be able to see them in our backup galleries). You will likely either never need it, or only use it once, but if you are a regular bidder in our auctions, it will be invaluable to you the day you DO need it, for you will be able to see all of our large images, and use this "mirror" version of our Current Auction Image Gallery, even though the main version is unavailable. PLEASE ADD <http://www.emovieposter.info>http://www.emovieposter.info TO YOUR FAVORITES/BOOKMARKS. Good luck on whatever you may bid on! Bruce Hershenson eMoviePoster.com P.O. Box 874 West Plains, MO 65775 <http://www.emovieposter.com>http://www.emovieposter.com eBay user IDs: <http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=emovieposter.com&sort=3&page=1&rows=200&since=-1&rdir=0>emovieposter.com AND <http://cgi6.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewListedItems&userid=movieposter&sort=3&page=1&rows=200&since=-1&rdir=0>movieposter 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.
