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This shop has now closed I believe. Concur with the sentiment about
pricing - I have lived in London all my life yet have never bought a
poster from a shop here. Mind you, London is one of the most expensive
cities in the world so the overheads of running a gallery must be
i just arrived in london...prices are crazystaying in a type of courtyard
by marriott type of hotel and I am paying total 400 pounds for two nights...and
small as a shoe box...first I took the train from `Heathrow for 18
pounds...then a taxi for 16 pounds (for a few minutes
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Hi Ed and everyone
wall2wallmovies is not 'gone' as you say and certainly hasn't sold up to anyone
else.
A sale was made consisting of a large number of posters to an individual some
time ago, but the business was not sold to that person.
Nick Berg, my partner, is still alive and well
Hi Ed and Sue- I went to your site to try to find adrian for Philliip
I was looking for a dealer directory search and didnt find one..
I saw your book that said it was stopped after 800 pages..
I have a suggestion perhaps a dealer directory with the web address,
Phone and more
Perhaps its
And according to information Adrian related at Cinevent, he is no longer
with Bonhams.
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Whitworth-King
Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2008 12:23 PM
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] London Movie Poster Shops
I was referring to the shop that used to be in Cecil Court, just off St
Martin's Lane. I thought that was the one that Franc was referring
to. The fact that I can't remember what the shop was called isn't
helping!
Tom
Shelly Whitworth-King wrote:
Hi Ed and everyone
wall2wallmovies
well Ed and mopo and Phillip
it apears the Brits are in hideing.. except some of THEN are lrking
in the Bushes and ready
to come out with there one-sheets,,,
so,,, maybe someone should report to MOPO who is actually still in
Business in the UK
Do they have poster shows or
Yes, Adrian is no longer with Bonhams, his website is
silverscreenmemorabilia.com.
Cheers,
Rich
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Glad to hear that the information that was passed to me was wrong.. Part of
it was an assumption on my part that he had closed the shop, when I was told
that he sold his posters out.
Shelly, please tell Nick hi, for me. I havent heard from him in a while.
Did Nick close the café or is it
I think there may have been some confusion when the 'bricks and mortar' gallery
closed. The poster business remains very much ALIVE outside that venue though.
I know there are plenty of dealers on group here who have had shops and
galleries close over the last 10 years or more, but still
Welcome to Londo where you get happily ripped off
Adrian
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Sent: Sun, 6 Jul 2008 15:25
Subject: Re: [MOPO] London Movie Poster Shops QUestion
i just arrived in london...prices are
Hello Mopo Land
at present there are three galleries in London, Reel Poster, Tim Maddison's and
one on the King's road.
Cineart is no longer there, sorry. We had a good stab at it but thigs went awry
with business.
Thgere are plenty of dealers but I will only speak for myself.
London was always an expensive city. I used to go back and forth on
business to London every month or so (which is a nice way of saying that
I was on an expense report) and the hotels and dining were extremely
expensive even when the dollar was strong. I can't imagine what's it's
like now having
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mobile 512 589 5112
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Couldn't be better written. It's exactly how I feel right now. We saw this
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short that opened it was amazing as well.
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Just a friendly notice that all my cool No Reserve/Cheap starting bids
auctions are up now.
If you collect Sci-fi/Horror/Bogart/Hitchcock you definitely need to check
them out, and even if you collect other stuff they are probably worth
looking at:
Psycho 1-sheet
and this refers to what? it's certainly off topic and simply---off.
On Jul 6, 2008, at 6:37 PM, rodxmorgan wrote:
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