--- On Sun, 6/13/10, rodxmorgan <rodxmor...@yahoo.com> wrote:


You want to kiss and make up?  Fine.  Find me buyers for these 3 properties: I 
pay 10% commission.     1)  The Most Stinging Indictment of
Prohibition Covering an Entire Century  “THE DOPE CHRONICLES: 1850-1950”,
published by Harper & Row had documented the hysteria, the hypocrisy, and
ultimately the failure by  the government
to enforce a policy of Prohibition.   
http://img149.imageshack.us/img149/4679/dopchron1cv6.jpghttp://img149.imageshack.us/img149/4417/dopchron2fa0.jpg
  The original source materials for
“THE DOPE CHRONICLES” had been taken from runs of a dozen Major Metropolitan
Daily Newspapers, 1850-1950.  1)      
The material was hilarious:  Screaming Headlines, Lurid Addict Stories,
Sob Sisters, Allegorical Editorial Cartoons, Fantastic Graphics, Dope Movies,
Busts, Politics, Crime, …..Corruption…..  2)      
The irony was legendary:  During the Roaring Twenties, the nation had
been rallied by the Popular Press both AGAINST Alcohol Prohibition, but also IN
FAVOR of Dope Prohibition.  Propagandists,
Lobbyists, and Spin Doctors were weaving their fantastic tales on the Editorial
Pages.   3)      
And the outcome was tragic: Tens of thousands
of  deaths were credited to the
hysterical and hypocritical attempts at legislating Public Morality.  The book 
is now out of
print.  But the original Source Materials
remain:  a MICROFILM COLLECTION of 2200
newspaper pages, culled from runs of a dozen Major Metropolitan Daily
Newspapers, 1850-1950.(Only about 30% of the collection
had been used for the book.)  The pages relate to the topics of
Dope, Drugs, Prohibition, Hysteria, and the ambient culture from each
decade.  (ZIG-ZAG ads, 1919)  The collection, as a collective
work, makes a powerful statement about the excesses of Prohibition.   It is 
filled with thousands of
photos, illustrations and graphics---surrealistically depicting the Demons
which were preying upon Society.  The collection is for sale.$10,000    2)  
FABULOUS COLLECTION:  Vintage
GAY Newspaper Pages, 1900-1950s  "The Gay Return of the Shuttlecock", San
Francisco, 1923  "Queer Business Customs in Mexico", Boston, 1913  Tallulah 
Bankhead, "Let Us Be Gay", SF Chronicle, 1934  "The Best Support in the World 
for a Rupture......is the Human Hand", New York, 1920  "The Fairies", Caprice 
for Piano, Boston Globe,
1900  "Four Queens", Illustrated, Portland, 1926  "Those Queer Weddings"  
"Faults of Some Fruits", 1901  "Gay Grand Dukes Keep Paris Guessing", Exquisite 
 "Your Meat is 100% Pure"  "Gay College Petting Parties"  These authentic 
Headlines, News Stories, Advertisements,
Full-Color Illustrated Feature Stories are part of a collection of original 
FULL PAGE, FULL
COLOR newspaper pages published in Major Metropolitan Daily Newspapers, during
the early half of the 20th century.  All pages are lavishly illustrated with 
graphics of the day,
and are suitable for framing (18"x24").  The presentations are hilarious, 
astonishing, quixotic and
ironic.  (This collection is NOT about Gay History.)  There are appx 50 
original full pages in this collection.  View slideshow of a few sample 
jpgs:http://picasaweb.google.com/posterazzi/Gay?authkey=Gv1sRgCJa6_rOJlrSdKQ#slideshow
  Price:  $2500      3)  “How To Spot a Jap”  
WW2 Sunday Comic Pages   Milt
Caniff  “So you’re Going to China, Private Jones!”  WW2 Sunday Comic Page   
Milt Caniff  http://img464.imageshack.us/img464/4024/spotjaptu1.jpg  
http://img217.imageshack.us/img217/3308/caniffx2kj9.jpg  $250 for both pages.   
     






--- On Sun, 6/13/10, Richard Halegua Comic Art <sa...@comic-art.com> wrote:

From: Richard Halegua Comic Art <sa...@comic-art.com>
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Noir?---314 titles, and counting...
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Sunday, June 13, 2010, 2:51 PM

Rod,
We need to let these hostilities go. Over the years you and I have argued about 
nothing. I'm a man of Peace and Love. That's why I want to extend an olive 
branch to you. Rod, why don't you meet in las Vegas and let me bend you over 
the counter at my love mansion. I'll will sure try to make sweet love to you to 
the best of my ability. You won't regret it my friend. Remember one thing Rod. 
Its my duty to please that booty.

Cheers,
Rich




      




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