It will certainly be interesting to see how Dracula goes but that is only one 
of the top ten.


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  From: Richard Evans 
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  Sent: Saturday, September 19, 2009 7:01 PM
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] A question about top selling posters


  Dracula one-sheet poster(Universal, 1931) Bela Lugosi’s version of the iconic 
Bram Stoker novel is considered to be the definitive film adaptation. This 
incredibly rare 27 in. x 41 in. one-sheet style-B stone lithograph image of 
Dracula peering through a spider web with his hypnotic gaze is the 
quintessential poster for Tod Browning’s 1931 Universal horror film. Indeed, 
Universal chose this image as the cover for their Pressbook distributed to 
theatre owners to complement the film’s debut. This example is one of only 
three of this style known to exist. Another copy of this very poster is being 
offered publicly for $950,000! This poster is on linen possessing bold colors 
with slight touch up with colored pencil on fold lines and some restoration on 
the borders and title. Very fine. Comes with a full restoration report and COA 
from John Davis at Poster Mountain.

  $200000 - $250000

  
http://www.profilesinhistory.com/index.php?option=com_auctions&catid=37&task=view2&id=16140


  I guess we'll find out early October.




  On 19 Sep 2009, at 04:57, JOHN REID Vintage Movie Memorabilia wrote:


    You may well be right but I wonder if all of the recent negative publicity 
will dampen the high end market.

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    John
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      Since one of the posters made the top ten but a few months ago, and a 
second less than a year ago I would say it's a safe bet.
      LAMP is doing the best they can by reporting only auction sales (with the 
exception of the Metropolis poster) and not reporting private sales where there 
is even more of a temptation to fudge selling prices, or at least half the top 
ten would be out of the top ten.
      A second Black Cat one-sheet (not the recent fake sale one) sold soon 
after the heritage auction for a price that would put it in the top ten and I 
know of at least three other private sales in the past year that would qualify.


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        Leaving N.P.Gresham (possibly related to Alan Smithee?) aside, I was 
just having a look at the top 10 sales.

        If any of those posters came up at any major auction in the next twelve 
months, I wonder if any of them would go even close to achieving the reported 
prices.

        Regards
        John


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          I was looking over this list:
          
http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/newsite/index/articles/RecordSales.asp

          I was wondering...

          Are there any fakes on the list, and if so, will they be removed?
          Are there any items purchased by N.P. Gresham, and if so, will they 
be removed?

          Bruce

          P.S. I also wonder if those two worlds ever coincided (did N.P. 
Gresham ever purchase a Universal fake, and if so, was he refunded?)
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