Title: Re: [MOPO] The Third Man Interesting
Story
I don't think that this is a poster at all, it looks much more
like an ad mat to me. Probably taken from a british pressbook.
Helmut
This is one amazing story
ofThe THIRD MAN.This is also one amazing
poster image (looks like a six sheet) of
Hello,I have posted few rare Yugoslavian posters on eBay. You can find thoseposters on URL:http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZabposterHere is list of posted posters:Rory Calhoun YOUNG FURY Virginia Mayo - rare Yugo posteStan Laurel BOHEMIAN GIRL Oliver Hardy - very rare YugoYves
Hi folks
I uploaded 350+ new auctions this week of:
1 sheets all starting at $9.99
lobby scene cards all starting at $5.99
and 1940's-60's Title cards all starting $7.99
here are direct links to my stores
Title Cards Lobby cards at comic-art.com
Autographed posters are a very touchy subject.
An autograph will reduce the value of a poster for any prospective buyer
who does not collect autographs. This will become an even greater problem, when
the autograph is personalized, like "to so and so" best wishes etc..
If you are not an
I have been trying for a long time to add a Sean Connery autograph to my
collection. As a Bond collector this is something I really want. Mr. Connery no
longer signs autographs and in the past I know that he has been a reluctant
signer which I can understand. I bought one autographed picture
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Date: 2006/09/26 Tue AM 07:44:39 CDT
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS
hi zeev and michael ...all things you mentioned are obviously true yet, unless
i was buying with the
Odd.
Image I'm getting on that site is a perfect 30x40 pro, so I'm thrown on
how it can be the 6 sheet.
I only had one reference for the quad, on a postcard, I fished it out,
the photograph they have used on the postcard is the same one they have
used on the site, from same stock photo library
AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS
Gentlemen:
This is a very interesting topic. Here is an absolutely true story dealing
with this subject. Movie posters as a collectible is a sideline business for
me. What I am most noted for is finding and providing nearly anything on
video.
Early this year I received a
Presuming that an autograph is not bogus:it depends on what poster is signed and by whom.We have a one sheet for VERTIGO signed by James Stewart. It'sa great item in our current inventory. However, a VERTIGO onesheet signed by Barbara BelGeddes, while possibly nice for someonewho likes Barbara
Interesting that many people think a
signature on a vintage piece may more often than not hurt instead of
help. I think the nay-sayers have never really had any experience
with that. I would file this in THEORIES THAT COLLAPSE
UNDER EXAMINATION where such declarationslike "Always buy a mint
hi zeev and michael ...all things you mentioned are obviously true yet, unless
i was buying with the idea of reselling in the short term i would not pass up
the opportunity to purchase a piece i really desired becauce its autographed.
the exceptions would be if the autograph appeared in a place
We have an interesting 1/2 sht. ending on Ebay
tonight from 1944. Very colorful with large cobra snake prominently
displayed. You can view using the link below or search under robies
4 thankyou
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following
** That was a great post, Freeman. What is intriguing about it is the
cross over debate that goes on about signed pieces on posters or books or
any other paper with something else printed on them.
** I also collected signed first edition, first printing books. A first
edition is not
I have a friend who is a huge Connery fan. He was desperate to get an
autograph from Connery, who is indeed famous for not signing anything.
My pal learned that Connery was filming THE ROCK in the Bay Area, and
actually drove all night from San Diego to San Francisco to try to get
Connery's
Greg:
It's sad to read a story like that. I was thinking it would be awful
to meet someone that you admire only to be given the brush off. I can understand
that Mr. Connery get's tired of people. He has been bothered for years. Being
famous has perks but also you have to deal with losing
With all due respect to your friend, Greg: I think Mr. Connery is right.
Cheers,
Helmut
My friend then explained that he had just driven eight hours to get
the signature. Connery sighed, grabbed the piece of paper, signed
it, and gave it back to him, saying, in that famous voice, You've
got
Title: Re: [MOPO] Signatures On Posters Have Consistently
Been A
First, let me say I know NOTHING
about autographs and their value, so I have a pure collector's
approach here.
Personally to me, it makes a huge
difference WHO signed a poster and WHEN it was signed. I would value a
vintage
Sad. Barbara BelGeddes was a wonderful actress and had a great career.I have a 3-sheet of Manchurian Candidate by John Frankenheimer. He was signing laser discs of the film in the mid-90's and I was at film school at the time. I asked him to sign it and he asked me to open it for him. I did
No value whatsoever...because there are too manyfakes..too easy to forge...I only trustautographs from people that have signed for me...I just got one from Spock at the Christies pre-view auction and I took a picture with him...this was one amazing experience meeting Spock...I was virtually
Yes, Freeman. It sounds like he does not like the rest of us :)
--Tom :)
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Is there a list, on some website somewhere, a generally credited accurate list of country of origin posters sizes and theirdimensions? I am trying to do a re-cap of this information for a project.Thanks,Kirby McDaniel Kirby McDaniel MovieArt Original Film Posters P.O. Box 4419 Austin TX
But it would be great to hear from Rich and Grey on the following.
Rich, say you had a comic book slabbed and graded a 9.2 of the
third Batman comic book. If it were signed by either the
illustrator or author on the cover.how much if any penalty in
grade points would be levied? What
Hey Kirby
Go to Learn About Movie Posters (LAMP), continue to
Alphabetical Index, under the letter " I " click on International Poster Size
Chart.
Its a great resource, I use it all the time.
THANK YOU 'SUSAN FROM LAMP'!!
Zeev
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Kirby
I just remembered, I own a PLANET OF THE APES insert that prominently
features Linda Harrison and has been signed by her.
This is an autographed poster I'm actually quite fond of.
Helmut
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I recently got to know Barbara Steele - so I figured I'd gather all my
Steele goodies and get her to autograph them. Sounds like from what
you say I should get a photo of her doing the deed! I figured I'd
give her a nice big Italian from one of her pix for a present. Just
watched
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So here is a true
story about how I got Jimmy Stewart's Autograph.
Years ago before I
married my wife, when we were engaged and I was in film school and very
poor. I had read that if you sent a letter to Jimmy Stewart in
Beverly Hills, CA 90210, he would get the letter
Personally I don't like autographs on posters - I feel it's somehow
defacing the poster. In fact, I've never seen the point of autographs
unless one has got them personally. I have some signed CDs from bands I
like, inscribed to me, and these I enjoy. But, even if the autograph is
legit,
Hello All,
I have a very interesting story about an autograph from Bela
Lugosi.
I was visiting a friend of mine a few months ago and I noticed
an 8"x10"BW portrait still hanging on a wall in the kitchen
area. I had to look twice because I was not believeing what I
saw. Turning to my friend I
Hi Folks,
Just a quick note to let you know that I currently have close to 400 auctions (and more being added) containing some cool lobby cards including some with stars such as Bogart, Gable, Tony Curtis, Bardot to mention a few. Please take a few minutes to look over these items as well as
Title: Message
Having worked with Jimmy Stewart and having several of my own items signed
by him, Ira's was definitely not a secretarial. He was always very gracious
about signing autographs. He and Robert Wagner had a fundraiser at Griffith Park
for many years and he always signed for
I have nearly every Ted V Mikels 1 Sheet, pressbook, and other items, signed
by Ted, Also a few posters signed by Enzo Castellari and Franco Nero.
Some signed items from Tura Satana.
Have Christopher Lee's signature, Peter Cushing amongst others.
Love them, and know they are all real. All
Fellow Mopoers,
I am looking for the Dante's Inferno one sheet style A. In addition, any
release would be fine as well otherwise or any size or lobby cards, any
size.
I am a collector and prepared to pay above market prices and I also pay
great finders fees.
Please let me know.
Thanks
As far as autographs go, I think it depends on the value of the autograph
verses the item signed. If the autograph alone is worth more than the item
signed then the item is normally worth the autograph plus the item's value.
If the item is signed is very valuable and the autograph isn't worth that
Title: Re: [MOPO] Talking about Autographs
I read a similar article many years ago (USA Today, I think) saying that Stewart spent 4 or 5 hours a day answering his mail. I sent him a Rear Window lobby card, which he signed for me. I think it's amazing that someone of his stature would spend
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