Re: [MOPO] CineMasterpieces - Rare 1930's Movie Posters Discovered in Walls of Home During Renovation

[Tom Martin]

congrats David best ofluck onthe sales!!





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Re: [MOPO] CineMasterpieces - Rare 1930's Movie Posters Discovered in Walls of Home During Renovation

[allen day]

Good fortune.

We should all be so fortunate.

Kudos.

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Re: [MOPO] RIP Bill Ndini

[Kirby McDaniel]

Thank you, Bruce, for posting this.  I'd like to echo everything that you have 
said here.

I met Bill Ndini in 1991 when I went to the second round of Christmastime Movie 
Poster Auctions at Christies (and then, at Sothebys).  I was relatively new on 
the movie poster scene at that time, and I knew it.  I met people at that time 
that were interested in film posters, and you can imagine that there were 
personalities of all stripes. One of the people that I met at that time was 
Bill.  And I must say that Bruce's assessment of him is absolutely correct.  

Bill was kind.  That was it.  

Remember, we are all just Here Today.  Bill was not perfect, none of us are.  
But we could all take a page from Bill.

I am very sorry to hear this, indeed.

Kirby McDaniel

> On Oct 5, 2020, at 11:16 PM, Bruce Hershenson  
> wrote:
> 
> Today I learned of the passing of the absolute nicest and most cultured 
> person I ever met in my entire life, Bill Ndini. I am posting about him here, 
> because I am sure some of you crossed paths with him.
> 
> I met Bill Ndini in 1990, when I ran my first auction for Christie's in New 
> York City, and Bill was the curator of what would become the world's largest 
> privately held movie poster archive. We started as business acquaintances, 
> but that soon evolved into a friendship, one which continued long after his 
> archive ceased actively buying. 
> 
> We lived a long way apart, but whenever I visited New York we would get 
> together for lunch, and Bill always wanted to eat at the legendary Plaza 
> Hotel, shown here.
> 
> Bill was a very private person (so private I could not find a single image of 
> him on the Internet), and never interested in talking about himself, but 
> through conversations over the years I was able to learn he was the son of 
> working class immigrants, who became a theater major in college, acting in a 
> number of plays.
> 
> After college he was drafted into the Army during Vietnam, and he became a 
> medic, because he could never imagine hurting anyone. After that service, he 
> worked at various jobs, but (as I said above) he ended up as the curator of a 
> massive private movie poster archive.
> 
> Whenever I had the occasion to describe Bill to anyone, I would say, "You 
> have surely met nice people in your life, but I guarantee you have NEVER met 
> anyone as nice as Bill", and in addition, he was SO "cultured" and "classy", 
> and "genuine" that he almost seemed too good to be true, but he indeed WAS 
> every bit as good as he seemed.
> 
> A year ago I decided I wanted to take my two daughters (Hayley and Lucy) to 
> New York City for a trip they would never forget, and I called Bill and asked 
> if he would like to have lunch with us. He immediately agreed, and of course 
> suggested we meet at The Plaza.
> 
> But he went on to ask what other plans I had made, and I said I had just 
> started, and he immediately set to work planning things for us to do, helping 
> me to get good tickets to two Broadway shows, a trip to the Metropolitan 
> Museum, and a guided tour of Julliard (we also went to the Statue of Liberty)!
> 
> I had told my daughters that Bill was the nicest person they would ever meet, 
> and indeed, he met us at The Plaza with gifts for each of them, and after our 
> lunch, I could see that Bill had charmed them as completely as I am sure he 
> did everyone else he encountered!
> 
> A few months later, I took a second trip, this time with my son, Samson, and 
> once again Bill helped set up our itinerary (which again was very memorable, 
> and included the two part Harry Potter Broadway show), and again we had a 
> memorable lunch with Bill at The Plaza, and again, I could see Bill had had a 
> big impact on Samson.
> 
> Bill had had serious health problems for some time before that, and last 
> February he was in a car crash and was badly injured, but against all odds he 
> survived, but today he could not fight any longer, and he passed away, and he 
> was 79.
> 
> But I don't want to dwell on that. I want to think about the many thousands 
> of lives this wonderful man greatly enriched throughout his entire long life. 
> He was everything any good person strives to be, and hopes to someday be, and 
> the world is much the poorer for his no longer being in it. RIP, my dear, 
> dear friend. :(
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Re: [MOPO] CineMasterpieces - Rare 1930's Movie Posters Discovered in Walls of Home During Renovation

[Susan Heim]

So cool Dave.can't wait to see the whole list...Good luck, 
they are beautiful.

Sue
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HollywoodPosters.com
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[MOPO] FA: For the next 7 full days view ALL of our 3,746 current auctions in a single gallery!

[Bruce Hershenson]

For 20 years (and 1,000 nearly consecutive Tuesdays), I had been e-mailing
or posting every Tuesday about my eMoviePoster.com auctions closing that
day. But NOW, with our BI-WEEKLY auctions, we have NO auctions closing
today!

And even though that has been true for 9 months now, I STILL wake up on
Tuesdays thinking "Today is auction day", but that is now true only every
OTHER Tuesday (and that might be true for some of you very longtime buyers)!

However, we DO have our current three sets of auctions (containing 3,746
auctions in all!) that close NEXT Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday (September
15th, 17th, and 20th, because they are bi-weekly auctions!).

These auctions contain so many varied items that at least some of them are
likely to be of great interest to almost all collectors! What's in these
three sets of auctions?







*1,100 inserts, half-sheets, and smaller non-U.S. posters from 18 countries
end Tuesday, October 13th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html
800 lobby cards AND 800
vintage 8" x 10" stills end Thursday, October 15th at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html
1,048 bulk lots containing
29,543 items in all end Sunday, October 18th at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html
Or (for the next 7 full days,
until the Tuesday auctions start to close on the 13th) view ALL of the
3,746 current auctions in a single gallery at
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html
, which is especially
valuable if you want to search ALL of the current auctions at once for a
star, genre, size or whatever!*

It is virtually a certainty that no matter what you collect you will find
items of interest in this massive supermarket selection, and not only that,
but we add a similar selection every other week, and you can wait TWELVE
full weeks to have your purchases shipped, which saves you a fortune on
combined shipping.

Not yet registered to bid? Go to
https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf to sign up (we qualify
our bidders before letting them bid, which means you will always be bidding
against real bidders who honor their bids).

And if YOU are not interested in these, but have friends who would be
(because they collect items like these or would find just one of interest)
then do us (and them!) a favor by helping spread the word to them before
these close!

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