I think a lot of collectors out there think they have "the only one sheet  
that exists" on a certain title, even though they're probably deluding  
themselves.  I've had a one sheet on Teddy At The Throttle  (1917) Gloria 
Swanson's 2nd film/ Wallace Beery's 1st for the past 25 years and  every 
collector 
of silent material I've ever met has told me he's never seen  another one.  
But that certainly doesn't make the assumption  true...(although I still 
might delude myself that I have the only one sheet on  the title...)
                                                                Rick
 
 
In a message dated 4/13/2012 10:44:05 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
[email protected] writes:

Not  sure.
How many one-sheets for King Kong are known on your census  Bruce?


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bruce Hershenson"  <[email protected]>
To:  <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, April 13, 2012 1:21  PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] An auction house to avoid


> Good poit  Jay. I contend that the Universal horror titles of the 1930s
> are often  among the most COMMON posters for those years! Can you find
> many 1931  titles where there are more one-sheets known than
> Frankenstein? Or  1933 titles where there are more one-sheets known
> than King  Kong?
>
> Bruce
>
> On 4/13/12, Jay Nemeth-Johannes  <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
>> Well,  I have items that I believe are one of a kind.  For example a  1
>> sheet for a Richard Dix silent "The Glorious Fool", but I have  no way to
>> prove it is unique.  I expect that much of the  paper for early silents
>> is rare to nonexistant, especially for  lost films.
>>
>> It is easier when the film is iconic and  everyone is trying to find an
>> example.  Any Dracula find is  going to get widespread press.
>>
>> My guess on why some  stuff is more available is pure chance that it was
>> initially  printed in too large a quantity and somebody warehoused it for
>>  decades.  Laziness rules where a more efficient person throws away  the
>> "useless" trash.
>>
>>      Jay
>>
>>
>> On 04/13/12 11:16 AM, Phillip W.  Ayling wrote:
>>> It would be great if these same all-knowing  censustakers could also
>>> tell us "three known fakes currently  being offered". While it makes
>>> big news whenever a Dracula  one-sheet or a Chaplain 6sheet is found
>>> in
>>> a  barn, I wouldn't be surprised if amongst MoPo members there  are
>>> some
>>> items that are extremely rare or have  never been inventoried by an
>>> auction house, so "they don't  exist".
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks for any insight  anyone might  have.
>>>
>>>
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