I see these were made for the AFI Movies..
A.F.I. hired my Company To make commemorative clapboards For the hundred
year hundred movies.
I guess they gave them out. I've always applauded reproductions
Because it allows Common man To share the love of movie are
That's whyI sell reproductions myself,This is however , We're set to be
done on a process similar to those in the past
The only difference I can see Is that Stone lithos We're done on slabs
of Bavarian Stone . They would reuse the stone, And after grinding it
down.Until it was too thin
That's why you never see Stone litho Matrixes Surviving.
So back to my Story On the AFI
Noted Director, Peter Bogdanovich, Was in town for a lecture at our
local library'
I decided to take one of the AFI clapboards present to him as a gift.
As I approached him and said here Peter here's a gift for you he
Replied"
No thank you I disagree with the AFI on their selection.
It was the first time and only time somebody's refused to take a free
Clapboards from me...
True story, Happened at Meet the authors, And yes I was very
embarrassed'
But That show biz..
I would think of these a S2 posters would be a fine buy for someone
that just loves movies and will eventually even be worth more if the
scarcity with time happens.. if not It's
cool to see the Images saved for future viewing- IMHO
best, Tom
On 2017-08-28 10:07, Jay Nemeth-Johannes wrote:
As with so many of these 'collectables', the limited edition size is
determined by how many people are willing to buy them.
On 8/28/17, 8:54 AM, "Helmut Hamm" <[email protected] [1]> wrote:
These are all advertised as 'limited edition'. Seeing that the series
started 20 years ago, and they are still available, I'm wondering how
many copies of these were made?
The distributors seem oddly reclusive about this, even their
'certificates' do not mention the print run. Does anybody know?
Helmut
The Scottsdale Art Group is liquidating their S2 movie poster
"recreations" for $139 for the 27x41 one sheets:
http://scottsdaleartgroup.com/pdfcatalogs/Movie-Collection-Customer.pdf
[2]
More info here:
http://scottsdaleartgroup.com/artists/movies-collectable-fine-art-lithographs/
[3]
http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/newsite/index/COUNTRIES/US/Articles/S2.asp
[4]
I have no connection to the seller, just passing along a good deal.
I bought 12 of them myself, as shown here:
http://i1320.photobucket.com/albums/u536/HereComesMongo1968/Screen%20Shot%202017-08-26%20at%206.02.24%20PM_zps0t9n6xda.jpg
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8901 N Rexleigh Dr
Bayside, WI 53217
(970) 290-9797 (Cell)
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