I don't need to tell any of you that week in and week out I auction hundreds
of items that sell for low, low prices. But our* current Sunday items (*244
movie magazines, German programs, presskits, glass slides, and bulk
lots)comprise one of our better regular Sunday auction to date, and I
am sad to
say that I am very near the end of selling the excellent collections of
glass slides and presskits we have been auctioning, so this is one of the
last chances you have to get these rarities!
*IT SEEMS LIKELY THAT THESE "SUNDAY" ITEMS ARE GETTING "LOST IN THE SHUFFLE"
OF THE MANY WONDERFUL ITEMS IN PART ONE AND TWO OF OUR WINTER MINI/MAJOR
AUCTIONS!*
If you have the slightest interest in any of these sizes, I *STRONGLY* urge
you to check out the Sunday items closing in just 8 hours, even if just to
"window shop", because they include *LOTS* of really great ones (and you are
certain to have never seen many of them before!).
How great are the current values? Well, these are ending in just eight
hours, and they include 39 that are still at $1 each,100 at $3 each or
under, and 142 at $5 each or under! And there are lots of great items in
these "bottom 142" items, including some "bulk lots"!
Look at these examples (and these are truly just a tiny handful our of many,
many,* MANY* incredible bargains):
*WANDERERS presskit '79 Ken Wahl in Kaufman's 1960s New York City teen gang
cult classic!* "fine" condition, currently *FIVE DOLLARS **for all THIRTEEN
stills, plus the folder plus 1 supplement**!**
SCREENLAND magazine March 1946, super close portrait of Judy Garland by Eric
Carpenter!*"very good to fine" condition, currently *FIVE ** DOLLARS!*
* DAKOTA German program '50 many different images of John Wayne & Vera
Ralston!** *"very good to fine" condition, currently *FOUR DOLLARS!*
*MAD DOCTOR OF MARKET STREET glass slide '42 is Lionel Atwill a genius or
fiend!* "very good to fine" condition, currently *FOUR DOLLARS!*
*SCREENLAND magazine August 1946, sexy Lana Turner from The Postman Always
Rings Twice! *"very good" condition, currently *FIVE ** DOLLARS!***
Of course, once you get *OVER* $5, you start hitting lots and lots of
"better" titles, but an awful lot of those are currently at
*VERY*reasonable prices, far under what some of them have sold for in
the past
(the ones we can find any record of selling in the past!) including:
8v160 GODFATHER presskit '72 Marlon Brando & Al Pacino in Francis Ford
Coppola crime classic!
8v073 MOVIE MIRROR magazine January 1937, super close up of Carole Lombard
by James Doolittle!
8v001 LOT OF 195 ONE-SHEETS '91-'07 Attack of the Clones, Boiler Room, Harry
Potter, Matrix & more!
8v023 AFTER THE THIN MAN glass slide '36 William Powell, Myrna Loy & Asta
the dog too!
8v037 I MARRIED A WITCH glass slide '42 Fredric March kissing Veronica Lake
who has HEX appeal!
8v035 FOLLOW THE FLEET glass slide '36 sailors Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers
dancing on ship!
8v057 ONE WAY PASSAGE glass slide '32 William Powell & Kay Francis in the
Grand Hotel of the seas!
8v238 TARZAN & THE HUNTRESS German program '50 Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda
Joyce, Johnny Sheffield
8v005 LOT OF CHRISTIE'S LONDON MOVIE POSTER AUCTION CATALOGS 9 books
1993-2003 Tony Nourmand's best!
8v007 LOT OF MOVIE POSTER AUCTION CATALOGS 10 books 1998-2007, Christie's,
Ent Memorabilia, & more!
8v006 LOT OF SOTHEBY'S MOVIE POSTER AUCTION CATALOGS 7 books 1995-2000 Jose
Carpio's best!
8v008 LOT OF BONHAMS & BUTTERFIELDS AUCTION CATALOGS 7 books 1996-2008
posters & memorabilia!
8v099 SILVER SCREEN magazine March 1941, art portrait of sexy Hedy Lamarr by
Marland Stone!
8v021 COMIC BOOK & FANTASY ART POSTERS LOT 2 29 commercial posters '90s-00s
art of sexy heroines!
8v110 MOTION PICTURE magazine February 1941, great c/u of Vivien Leigh &
Clark Gable from GWTW!
8v058 PURCHASE PRICE glass slide '32 bad Barbara Stanwyck lived violently &
loved passionately!
8v118 MOTION PICTURE magazine October 1941, portrait of Rita Hayworth in
sexiest neglege!
8v242 WIZARD OF OZ German program '51 Victor Fleming, Judy Garland, great
different images!
8v116 MOTION PICTURE magazine August 1941, portrait of sexiest Veronica Lake
with peekaboo hair!
8v079 MOVIE MIRROR magazine July 1937, c/u smiling portrait of Jean Harlow
by James Doolittle!
8v065 SMILIN' THROUGH glass slide R30s Norma Shearer, Fredric March, Leslie
Howard
8v030 CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE glass slide '36 Errol Flynn, Olivia De
Havilland, Michael Curtiz
8v025 BANJO ON MY KNEE glass slide '36 sailor Joel McCrea in love with
beautiful Barbara Stanwyck!
8v194 XANADU presskit '80 Olivia Newton-John, Gene Kelly, Michael Beck, a
fantasy musical!
8v055 MRS. MINIVER glass slide '42 Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, directed by
William Wyler!
8v045 JUKE GIRL glass slide '42 most classic image of smoking bad girl Ann
Sheridan, Ronald Reagan
8v004 LOT OF 51 LOBBY CARDS '52-'85 Champion, Designing Woman, Mating Game,
Stepford Wives +!
8v036 HARD WAY glass slide '42 don't judge sexy bad girl Ida Lupino by the
way she looks!
8v133 SCREENLAND magazine January 1946, wacky portrait of Rita Hayworth from
Gilda by Jack Albin!
8v052 MAJOR & THE MINOR glass slide '42 Ginger Rogers poses as a young teen
confusing Ray Milland!
8v209 ECSTASY German program R50 many different images of sexy Hedy Lamarr,
including a nude one!
8v074 MOVIE MIRROR magazine February 1937, great c/u of cute Shirley Temple
by James Doolittle!
8v041 INVISIBLE AGENT glass slide '42 fx image of invisible man with WWII
airplanes, Peter Lorre
8v059 RICH ARE ALWAYS WITH US glass slide '32 Chatterton torn between 2 men,
early Bette Davis!
8v011 LOT OF MOVIE NEWS MAGAZINES 12 Australian magazines 74-76 Pacino,
Raquel, lots of nude girls!
8v014 LOT OF HOLLYWOOD THEN AND NOW MAGAZINES 16 magazines May 1988 to Aug
1998, Ava, Rita, Marilyn
8v139 SCREENLAND magazine July 1946, portrait of Maureen O'Hara in bathing
suit by Jack Albin!
8v098 SILVER SCREEN magazine February 1941, great art portrait of Ginger
Rogers by Marland Stone!
8v027 BRIDE WALKS OUT glass slide '36 feminist bride Barbara Stanwyck & Gene
Raymond!
8v104 SILVER SCREEN magazine August 1941, great art portrait of Bette Davis
by Marland Stone!
and on and on and on and on!
** Note that some auction houses treat their buyers as if it is Halloween
all year long, except they play many "tricks" on them, and give them very
few "treats"! They *SAY* their auctions are "$1 no reserve", but actually
they are "$15 no reserve" when take into account their minimum $14 buyers
premium. They *SAY* many of their items are in excellent condition, but all
too often the buyer receives an item that is in far lesser condition than
they said, and they even trick you with the images, using "stock images" or
"enhanced images". Worst of all, some use "house bidders" who seem to have
a spooky ability to bid just under the amount the real bidders were bidding!
But in eMoviePoster.com auctions, "$1 no reserve" means just that, and
every week we sell lots and lots of items for just $1, $2, or $3! And every
item is honestly described, with a super-sized unenhanced image of every
item. And every item is truly sold, and to the highest bid placed by real
bidders!
This week, we are auctioning *over 900 lots *in our Tuesday, Thursday,
and Sunday auctions, and it is virtually a certainty that some percentage of
them will sell for "bargain" prices, and there may be some absolute
"steals", and because we have such a *HUGE* selection, you can easily find
extra items to add to your order and not pay any extra U.S. shipping, and
that can be a huge savings! Remember that, unlike the majority of "hobbies",
where the money you spend on your hobby is gone forever, the money you spend
buying movie paper will almost certainly be recovered the day you ever sell
your collection (and many, many collectors have made lots of money on their
collection over time, because unlike stocks, vintage movie paper continually
rises over time!).
And if you are one of the 5,800+ in our e-mail club, you get our 9
Vintage Hollywood Posters books with the purchase of any ten items from
these Sunday auctions, and you get all of our 19 in print books with the
purchase of any fifteen items from these Sunday auctions.
Got to *http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html* to view them, but you
only have 8 hours left to do so, because they start ending at 3 PM CST *THIS
AFTERNOON (NOT this evening!)!*
And now you can browse the items in *ALL* of galleries at one time in our *All
Auctions <http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html>* gallery at *
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html*!
Bruce Hershenson and the other 23 members of the eMoviePoster.com team
P.O. Box 874
West Plains, MO 65775
Phone: 417-256-9616 (hours: Mon-Fri 9 to 5 except from 12 to 1 when we take
lunch)
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