I have species 2 and Bram stoker shadowbuilder lenticulars that were
both used for Videos and are said to look better then the theatricals..
35.00 if you need or ill do the 2 for 50 and 15 in a tube shipped
why it was spelled wrong is it may be it was made to be a brand nameand
spelled unique tothe owner of thetrfdemark and not a dictionary term
just as many companys mispell there name..
where i 1st heard of the lenticular prices..was in the 60s...with a
button Company that did Kennedy political buttons and beatle Flasher
buttons..they did many other and were in New york....justas the fenmore
compamy did souvineer programs......the same companies kept making the
same stuff it just was not from the 60s but the same companies and same
process...many people were not aware it was the same companies..that had
old stock andor just cranked it out...as it was sameold parts...
so was it genuimnes????? If I have parts laying around from 30-40 years
ago and just not asssembled them 40 years later..its original just was
never assembled... so collectibles area funny thing////whats funny is
the people that acccuse manyof bootlegs just cant get inthier heads that
there was many dealers who bought quantity andputitonaa shelf 4
years....well im one....i would buy some silly stuff,,I havethese star
trek posters for the las vegaas show on the back of star trek Contact...
i had boxes of them...My post office man went there and he flipped when
i gave him one...
also...I have a roll of maybe 100 magnum PI Tom selleck postesr that are
ripe...as some of this stuff is like wine and ages,,,,some we never
guess...I have Rocky 2 or 3 that were in mailing tubes..and conan the
destroyer,,,,its all over the place...somei only have1 or2 of as
publishers would send me sample like stamakers...of sexy
woman...cheesecake posters of the 80s...whenvideos 1st came out they
were like small and had writing on them but then by the 90s they did
actual one sheets...many like wb just used the same poster as 27x40
became the norm poster size....
the commercial made posters where much broader in views..andwere printed
all over the world..
On 2018-11-19 17:36, Roland Lataille wrote:
I have one of these 2001 lenticulars, almost had two. Bought one from
the UK and between the UK and the US someone opened the box and took
it. I did not pay much for it as it had a crack in it so not much of
value anyhow.
Hey, how come the word lenticular comes up in spell checker as not
valid?
On Monday, November 19, 2018, 3:49:51 PM EST, Glenn Taranto
<exit82afi...@gmail.com> wrote:
I would like to offer that I decided not to bid on the two posters I
was most interested in. I am quite certain they sold for less than had
I participated. In fact, the prices I saw were in what I would
consider my acceptable range. Had I bid I know I would have paid more
than I really wanted to spend.
Though I don't have the posters I still have the cash and perhaps
using these results as a guide I'll be able to afford them if they
come up for private sale. My modestly priced two cents.
GT
On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 9:28 AM Tommy Barr <tommymb...@gmail.com>
wrote:
So what? Some items fetched high prices, but there were still a
number which were unexpectedly low, certainly in the lower ranges.
Just wondering if MOPOers have any ideas as to why that should be
so.
On Mon, 19 Nov 2018 at 16:02, Paul W. Hazen
<00000134c196813f-dmarc-requ...@listserv.american.edu> wrote:
Yeah, those 2001 Space Odyssey Lenticulars went for double what they
normally go for.
All the best.
Sincerely,
Paul W. Hazen
Handshake Partners
Email: phazenme...@aol.com
Phone: 818.970.6602
On Nov 19, 2018, at 7:27 AM, Ira Rubenstein <irubenst...@pbs.org>
wrote:
I watched the auction. It felt like there were not that many people
participating live as in the past. But that’s a guess. It also
seemed that people were selective on what got a lot of attention.
And their definitely were a few items that did very very well. It
will be interesting to see what happens at the upcoming Emovieposter
auction before I think if we are seeing a new trend.
Ira
From: MoPo List <mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU> on behalf of Tommy
Barr <tommymb...@gmail.com>
Reply-To: Tommy Barr <tommymb...@gmail.com>
Date: Monday, November 19, 2018 at 6:25 AM
To: "MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU" <MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU>
Subject: [MOPO] Heritage Signature auction
Having a look at the prices fetched in the recent HA auction I
notice that quite a few don't make minimum estimate bids -
overvalued, lack of interest or decline in the market?
Tommy
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