Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Tommy Barr]

Oh to be 64 again!

On Tue, 29 Jan 2019 at 02:32, Kirby McDaniel  wrote:

> Will you still need me /
> Will you still feed me /
> When I'm 64?
>
>  Dave is Canadian!  He don't know from Medicare!
>
> K.
>
>
> On Jan 28, 2019, at 8:10 PM, allen day  wrote:
>
> Hi Dave,
>
> 64 isn't bad at all ... I'll be applying for medicare later this year.
> Maybe I'll see you in line ...
>
> ad
>
> On Sat, Jan 26, 2019 at 11:26 AM Posteropolis 
> wrote:
>
>> Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).
>>
>>
>>
>> I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for other
>> things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.
>>
>>
>>
>> So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I’m willing to sell
>> smaller lots but I’d prefer to move it all.
>>
>>
>>
>> Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.
>>
>>
>>
>> This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better the
>> discount.
>>
>>
>>
>> You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me and
>> I’ll send you an Excel file with everything listed.
>>
>>
>>
>> Just let me know what you are interested in and I’m sure we can make a
>> deal.
>>
>>
>>
>> All the best,
>>
>>
>>
>> Dave Rosen
>>
>> Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters
>>
>> https://www.posteropolis.com/
>>
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Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Kirby McDaniel]

Will you still need me /
Will you still feed me /
When I'm 64?

 Dave is Canadian!  He don't know from Medicare!

K.


> On Jan 28, 2019, at 8:10 PM, allen day  wrote:
> 
> Hi Dave,
> 
> 64 isn't bad at all ... I'll be applying for medicare later this year. Maybe 
> I'll see you in line ...
> 
> ad
> 
> On Sat, Jan 26, 2019 at 11:26 AM Posteropolis  > wrote:
> Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).
> 
>  
> 
> I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for other 
> things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.
> 
>  
> 
> So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I’m willing to sell smaller 
> lots but I’d prefer to move it all.
> 
>  
> 
> Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.
> 
>  
> 
> This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better the 
> discount.
> 
>  
> 
> You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me and I’ll 
> send you an Excel file with everything listed.
> 
>  
> 
> Just let me know what you are interested in and I’m sure we can make a deal.
> 
>  
> 
> All the best,
> 
>  
> 
> Dave Rosen
> 
> Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters
> 
> https://www.posteropolis.com/ 
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Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[allen day]

Hi Dave,

64 isn't bad at all ... I'll be applying for medicare later this year.
Maybe I'll see you in line ...

ad

On Sat, Jan 26, 2019 at 11:26 AM Posteropolis  wrote:

> Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).
>
>
>
> I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for other
> things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.
>
>
>
> So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I’m willing to sell
> smaller lots but I’d prefer to move it all.
>
>
>
> Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.
>
>
>
> This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better the
> discount.
>
>
>
> You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me and
> I’ll send you an Excel file with everything listed.
>
>
>
> Just let me know what you are interested in and I’m sure we can make a
> deal.
>
>
>
> All the best,
>
>
>
> Dave Rosen
>
> Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters
>
> https://www.posteropolis.com/
>
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Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Tom Martin]

Dave you have all the qualities it takes to run a great poster co...I 
know it gets hardrest up andlookand see how far you have come..and 
what you learned in64  years..the site looks great,you have a impeccable 
reputation, andmost important you have been a gentlemanI think you 
will be around awhile..and you make the poster family better in many 
ways


mix in your art and toons you are very good andi like your workim 
looking forward to seeing your new works,,,!!! your just getting warmed 
up...Happy 2019


keep inspiring the troops of MOPOP
God bless, Tom





On 2019-01-26 21:52, Posteropolis wrote:

Hi, Tom:

Thanks for the kind words. And I think you may be right about 
re-charging.


Best,
Dave

-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Tom
Martin
Sent: January-26-19 12:19 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

Dave -happy belated birthday !! Mopo Folks!
Dave Rosen is one of the Good guys in Movie posters

It's been a honor to sell to him, hes honest. paid Prompt andwe always
had a  smooth transaction

He is in Canada sotht can be a great cost to ship however, we always
worked it out, Dave is also a great political cartoonist,and has a vast
knowledge of Motion pictures.So his prices were always fair and im sure
you can get some great deals..

64?? wow retirement?  I was just sent a mix of a political song I
recorded last spring or summer.1st song i recorded since 1978

My engineer studio producer is like71 or72 andstillrocks...many ofmy
friends arein 70s..so its a funnyperiod...as many are still doing stuff
into 60sI should also be considering retirement..wheni was asked by
a Governement worker..so Tom what do you do for Fun ora hobby??? i said
wellthe samething i do for my income...as I like show business stuf..so
movies ,music . artsemm likea natural fit..

Ive been working sincei was expelled fromschool in 1971 fordrawing a
pictureinart Class of Led zepplin instead ofa floral scene..

somakinga super8 film,andmusic was my goal andthenselling Memorabilia
was justa way tosuppport the habitsomehow ive got to age 62 will
be63 inaug



It's been Guys like Dave Rosen who have helped me pay my bills...and
many on Mopo who helped me make my experiences...and the network of
customers andfriends ive made on Mopo...

Dave,,,what ive learned is we can always stop or start  up..many just
slow down because of health or cash flow, lack of interest.only to
rediscover it and return  as for me its almost as fun seeing the
material sold as itwas to find it 45 years ago...and really cool when 
it

makes new people Happy...

as what we are sharing in this incredible Memorabilia business is 
simply
Memoriesthe memories conger up by pop culture of our entire lives 
if

we grew up with it...or of the ones before us..if you go back to the
silent era...

Its a way to show respect for those before us inentertainment whocarved
out the business of entertainment and its been a great journey to honor
them..

for me its been so funny as many of the pioneers no one today seemsto
evenwant to talk about..even me...i just heard they dismantled the Roy
Rogers museum do to lack of interestI think because people in thei 
r

70s and80s 90s are packing it in...
yet its because ofthe crazycollectors most was saved forthefutureso
ina small way the dealers of Memorabilia have beenthestewards of
Hollywood..andhavekept the memories alive,,,like most of Mopop.Morrie
evre ett with his vast collection..all the auctions like
Bruce,heritage,Maddelena..ERich and so many...
we all seem to be hitting 60s...andsomehigher...there seemsto be a few
younger ones.but the majority are over 50///

interesting time...Ive seenmany items pass around 2-3 tiemes so its
funny howthe material passes around...ive bought back stuffi sold
40years ago and resold it..

what ever you do im sure it will be done with great service and class
Dave...whenive considered what id do ifi stop doing what i have
doneI thought ..I would like to help Young people dream and pursue
thierdreamslikeI ws allowed toas if we can pay the bills and have
fun its cool.
Do what you love and you never work a day in your life
semi-retirement?? i will believe it when i see it...
You are just re-charging

Good luck my friend!
God bless

Tom






also




On 2019-01-26 11:26, Posteropolis wrote:

Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).

I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for
other things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.

So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I'm willing to sell
smaller lots but I'd prefer to move it all.

Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.

This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better
the discount.

You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me
and I'll send you an Excel file

Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Posteropolis]

Hi, Tom:

Thanks for the kind words. And I think you may be right about re-charging.

Best,
Dave

-Original Message-
From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Tom
Martin
Sent: January-26-19 12:19 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

Dave -happy belated birthday !! Mopo Folks!
Dave Rosen is one of the Good guys in Movie posters

It's been a honor to sell to him, hes honest. paid Prompt andwe always 
had a  smooth transaction

He is in Canada sotht can be a great cost to ship however, we always 
worked it out, Dave is also a great political cartoonist,and has a vast 
knowledge of Motion pictures.So his prices were always fair and im sure 
you can get some great deals..

64?? wow retirement?  I was just sent a mix of a political song I 
recorded last spring or summer.1st song i recorded since 1978

My engineer studio producer is like71 or72 andstillrocks...many ofmy 
friends arein 70s..so its a funnyperiod...as many are still doing stuff 
into 60sI should also be considering retirement..wheni was asked by 
a Governement worker..so Tom what do you do for Fun ora hobby??? i said 
wellthe samething i do for my income...as I like show business stuf..so 
movies ,music . artsemm likea natural fit..

Ive been working sincei was expelled fromschool in 1971 fordrawing a 
pictureinart Class of Led zepplin instead ofa floral scene..

somakinga super8 film,andmusic was my goal andthenselling Memorabilia 
was justa way tosuppport the habitsomehow ive got to age 62 will 
be63 inaug



It's been Guys like Dave Rosen who have helped me pay my bills...and 
many on Mopo who helped me make my experiences...and the network of 
customers andfriends ive made on Mopo...

Dave,,,what ive learned is we can always stop or start  up..many just 
slow down because of health or cash flow, lack of interest.only to 
rediscover it and return  as for me its almost as fun seeing the 
material sold as itwas to find it 45 years ago...and really cool when it 
makes new people Happy...

as what we are sharing in this incredible Memorabilia business is simply 
Memoriesthe memories conger up by pop culture of our entire lives if 
we grew up with it...or of the ones before us..if you go back to the 
silent era...

Its a way to show respect for those before us inentertainment whocarved 
out the business of entertainment and its been a great journey to honor 
them..

for me its been so funny as many of the pioneers no one today seemsto 
evenwant to talk about..even me...i just heard they dismantled the Roy 
Rogers museum do to lack of interestI think because people in thei r 
70s and80s 90s are packing it in...
yet its because ofthe crazycollectors most was saved forthefutureso 
ina small way the dealers of Memorabilia have beenthestewards of 
Hollywood..andhavekept the memories alive,,,like most of Mopop.Morrie 
evre ett with his vast collection..all the auctions like 
Bruce,heritage,Maddelena..ERich and so many...
we all seem to be hitting 60s...andsomehigher...there seemsto be a few 
younger ones.but the majority are over 50///

interesting time...Ive seenmany items pass around 2-3 tiemes so its 
funny howthe material passes around...ive bought back stuffi sold 
40years ago and resold it..

what ever you do im sure it will be done with great service and class 
Dave...whenive considered what id do ifi stop doing what i have 
doneI thought ..I would like to help Young people dream and pursue 
thierdreamslikeI ws allowed toas if we can pay the bills and have 
fun its cool.
Do what you love and you never work a day in your life
semi-retirement?? i will believe it when i see it...
You are just re-charging

Good luck my friend!
God bless

Tom






also




On 2019-01-26 11:26, Posteropolis wrote:
> Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).
> 
> I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for
> other things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.
> 
> So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I'm willing to sell
> smaller lots but I'd prefer to move it all.
> 
> Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.
> 
> This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better
> the discount.
> 
> You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me
> and I'll send you an Excel file with everything listed.
> 
> Just let me know what you are interested in and I'm sure we can make a
> deal.
> 
> All the best,
> 
> Dave Rosen
> 
> Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters
> 
> https://www.posteropolis.com/ [1]
> 
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> To unsubscribe from the MoPo-L list, click the following link:
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> 

Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Tom Martin]

Dave -happy belated birthday !! Mopo Folks!
Dave Rosen is one of the Good guys in Movie posters

It's been a honor to sell to him, hes honest. paid Prompt andwe always 
had a  smooth transaction


He is in Canada sotht can be a great cost to ship however, we always 
worked it out, Dave is also a great political cartoonist,and has a vast 
knowledge of Motion pictures.So his prices were always fair and im sure 
you can get some great deals..


64?? wow retirement?  I was just sent a mix of a political song I 
recorded last spring or summer.1st song i recorded since 1978


My engineer studio producer is like71 or72 andstillrocks...many ofmy 
friends arein 70s..so its a funnyperiod...as many are still doing stuff 
into 60sI should also be considering retirement..wheni was asked by 
a Governement worker..so Tom what do you do for Fun ora hobby??? i said 
wellthe samething i do for my income...as I like show business stuf..so 
movies ,music . artsemm likea natural fit..


Ive been working sincei was expelled fromschool in 1971 fordrawing a 
pictureinart Class of Led zepplin instead ofa floral scene..


somakinga super8 film,andmusic was my goal andthenselling Memorabilia 
was justa way tosuppport the habitsomehow ive got to age 62 will 
be63 inaug




It's been Guys like Dave Rosen who have helped me pay my bills...and 
many on Mopo who helped me make my experiences...and the network of 
customers andfriends ive made on Mopo...


Dave,,,what ive learned is we can always stop or start  up..many just 
slow down because of health or cash flow, lack of interest.only to 
rediscover it and return  as for me its almost as fun seeing the 
material sold as itwas to find it 45 years ago...and really cool when it 
makes new people Happy...


as what we are sharing in this incredible Memorabilia business is simply 
Memoriesthe memories conger up by pop culture of our entire lives if 
we grew up with it...or of the ones before us..if you go back to the 
silent era...


Its a way to show respect for those before us inentertainment whocarved 
out the business of entertainment and its been a great journey to honor 
them..


for me its been so funny as many of the pioneers no one today seemsto 
evenwant to talk about..even me...i just heard they dismantled the Roy 
Rogers museum do to lack of interestI think because people in thei r 
70s and80s 90s are packing it in...
yet its because ofthe crazycollectors most was saved forthefutureso 
ina small way the dealers of Memorabilia have beenthestewards of 
Hollywood..andhavekept the memories alive,,,like most of Mopop.Morrie 
evre ett with his vast collection..all the auctions like 
Bruce,heritage,Maddelena..ERich and so many...
we all seem to be hitting 60s...andsomehigher...there seemsto be a few 
younger ones.but the majority are over 50///


interesting time...Ive seenmany items pass around 2-3 tiemes so its 
funny howthe material passes around...ive bought back stuffi sold 
40years ago and resold it..


what ever you do im sure it will be done with great service and class 
Dave...whenive considered what id do ifi stop doing what i have 
doneI thought ..I would like to help Young people dream and pursue 
thierdreamslikeI ws allowed toas if we can pay the bills and have 
fun its cool.

Do what you love and you never work a day in your life
semi-retirement?? i will believe it when i see it...
You are just re-charging

Good luck my friend!
God bless

Tom






also




On 2019-01-26 11:26, Posteropolis wrote:

Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).

I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for
other things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.

So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I'm willing to sell
smaller lots but I'd prefer to move it all.

Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.

This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better
the discount.

You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me
and I'll send you an Excel file with everything listed.

Just let me know what you are interested in and I'm sure we can make a
deal.

All the best,

Dave Rosen

Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters

https://www.posteropolis.com/ [1]

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Re: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Phillip Ayling]

Congratulations and Very best wishes with your future exploits.

 

From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of
Posteropolis
Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2019 8:27 AM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

 

Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).

 

I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for other
things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.

 

So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I'm willing to sell smaller
lots but I'd prefer to move it all. 

 

Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.

 

This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better the
discount.

 

You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me and I'll
send you an Excel file with everything listed.

 

Just let me know what you are interested in and I'm sure we can make a deal.


 

All the best,

 

Dave Rosen

Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters

https://www.posteropolis.com/

 

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[MOPO] Retiring and selling my inventory

[Posteropolis]

Okay, SEMI-retiring (I will continue to dabble as a hobby).

 

I just turned 64 and have decided to make more room in my life for other
things - like travel, writing and art - while I still can.

 

So I am putting my entire inventory up for sale. I'm willing to sell smaller
lots but I'd prefer to move it all. 

 

Obviously, I will be selling at discounted wholesale prices.

 

This is open to dealers AND collectors. The more you buy, the better the
discount.

 

You can peruse the stuff on the website and/or get in touch with me and I'll
send you an Excel file with everything listed.

 

Just let me know what you are interested in and I'm sure we can make a deal.


 

All the best,

 

Dave Rosen

Posteropolis Vintage Movie Posters

https://www.posteropolis.com/


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