Do you have an image of the WC, so that if anyone might come across
one, someone could pass on the image to you?

-KL



On Fri, Feb 4, 2011 at 12:55 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Many of you know I've been a collector of Raymond Chandler all my adult
> life.
> I've collected his first appearances in the 1930s pulps (I only need one
> more)
> I have some first editions (some are way too expensive and I doubt I'll ever
> get them)
> and of course, I have very many posters
>
> I've been closing in on all the one sheets, inserts, lobby cards and
> everything else for years. However, unfortunately, some are very expensive
> items and I'm missing a number of those. Double Indemnity, Blue Dahlia and
> Big Sleep are the problem titles or course, seeing as all are fairly
> expensive. I have been the underbidder on a number of items here. I lost out
> on the Double Indemnity 1sh maybe 3 years ago in Bruce's auctions. 3sheet as
> well. Blue Dahlia I've been an underbidder on so many posters it's really
> sickening, not that I don't have a bunch from the title - I have 5-6 lobby
> cards, a damaged WC, that re-issue Quad Heritage sold a few months back..
> but the 1 sheet, half sheet and insert just keep escaping my grasp.
>
> Murder My Sweet, or as it is known by it's book title -Farewell My Lovely -
> is my favorite Chandler book and not surprisingly, it's also my favorite
> Chandler movie. I have most of the paper on the title (I still need an
> insert, the 3 sheet, window card, 30x40 and 6 sheet-which I doubt exists. I
> have everything else USA). On that title, I'd sure like to find the UK Quad
> which is the only paper that has the original title.
>
> Interestingly, Strangers on a Train I've never been able to get very much
> on, although the insert looks back at me while I'm at my office desk.
>
> Double Indemnity and the Big Sleep are the only titles on which I have
> absolutely nothing (I'm not talking about Robert Mitchum). I have no US
> paper on either title and I don't even have non-US paper on them (not
> interested in US re-issues on these)
>
> here is the pre-1951 title list
>
> Falcon Takes Over
> Time to Kill
> Double Indemnity*
> And Now Tomorrow
> Murder My Sweet
> the Unseen
> Blue Dahlia*
> Big Sleep*
> Lady in the Lake
> Brasher Doubloon
> Strangers on a Train*
>
> my goal is to have 1 sheets for each title framed and displayed in a single
> area. so I guess I'm going to have to start thinking about turning the cash
> over for the 4 I need (starred titles) and of course, Dahlia is the most
> expensive of them.
>
> One thing I can say is each time I get one more, I definitely get a thrill
> and a smile. I picked up the Falcon 1sh today when an ebay seller who has
> had one for 3 years in his store finally decided to take my offer of $200
> (Thank you to him I say) and I finally got the US Lady in the Lake from
> Bruce a few weeks back (It's surprising how tough that poster was to find),
> although I do have foreign posters (like the original release Japanese
> poster and the Aussie).
>
> Too bad when the Falcon Takes Over insert was on ebay a couple weeks ago, I
> got busy working and forgot to set up a snipe >:-o
>
> soooooo.... I guess that means I'm still looking for some stuff
> those are the titles and I collect all paper from pressbooks to posters of
> any size. Stills are way at the bottom of the list, though I will buy them
> if I can buy a small stack from any titles. 1 still at a time is too much
> trouble, and I collect posters of any country
>
> I do need someone who can furnish a high-res image of a Blue Dahlia WC so I
> can get my properly restored (it's on linen and missing the bottom border
> area)
>
> anyone with a reasonable price is welcome to query me on my wants for the
> above titles
>
> thanks
> Rich
>
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