Larry,

I was looking at the Springer collection material coming up and I suggest you should like the detailed condition descriptions of these posters

Rich


        *Sent:* Monday, March 31, 2025 at 6:32 AM
        *From:* "Larry Brooks"
        <[email protected]>
        *To:* [email protected]
        *Subject:* [MOPO] Heritage's Poster Descriptions
        I had an interesting experience recently with Heritage
        regarding their March 27th auction. It's frustrating how they
        try to hide what's really going on with a poster's condition.
        They had a Japanese original release B2 poster on /20,000
        Leagues Under the Sea/, and I was interested. I zoomed through
        the Description and then impulsively placed a bid on it.
        Afterwards I went back and re-read the Description more
        carefully... and started thinking I'd acted wrong... moved too
        fast.
        Re-reading the Description I saw red flags I had neglected to
        focus on... like "Additionally, there are a few small strips
        of cellophane tape on the verso."**Hmmm... how many tape
        strips constitutes what they think is "a few"? I emailed
        Heritage asking for more detailed information. And they
        promptly responded:
        "There are roughly 16 strips of cellophane tape along the
        borders and folds of the verso that are each no bigger than 1
        inch. Additionally, there is one strip of cellophane tape on
        the verso that has a very minute piece of paper taped under it
        that is subtly visible on the recto."
        Whoa. How does 16 pieces of tape become "a few small strips of
        cellophane"? If I chase this poster and win it means that
        along with their oversized premium, I would have to find a
        poster restorer to remove the tape without damaging the
        piece.... so add in another $100 or so. Oh well, the poster
        was rare, thought I'd eat the cost and so I bid. Didn't win.
        Oh well..... on to the next auction.
        Larry Brooks
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