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On Jan 29, 2010, at 10:16 AM, Andy Neal andyan...@hotmail.com wrote:
Happy Birthday old boy!
Have a great day fella.
All the best
Andy
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Walter - I also just watched your video - congrats on a fine effort!
I love the 2-camera 16 x 9 format (I shoot a lot like that myself) and the
lighting, editing and graphics are also top shelf.
And, the info is fascinating, as expected. I will be looking forward to
your next episode.
I
I did think that was strange. I looked at the picture and noticed it wasn't a
tri-fold but a linenbacked one sheet. The other thing that is interesting about
the Help one sheet, is that it is notoriously not exactly 27x41. I have framed
many Help one sheets. All have been folded, national
Yes Sue, that is correct. There were definitely at least 2 print runs for
the HELP! one sheet. I've handled several authentic (without a doubt from a
1960's theater/stash) theater used non nss issued versions of the HELP! one
sheet with no nss stamp on the back (and I believe they also don't
There is an international one sheet and a domestic one sheet that are very
nearly
the same. There may be a slight difference in size. I don't make a
distinction between
the two posters, but some collectors will.
Kirby
On Jan 30, 2010, at 10:27 AM, Susan Heim wrote:
I did think that was
Hi, Sue,
It was brought to my attention by Dave Lieberman that the photo of the
Help! one sheet was lifted from his site. (He wasn't upset). It's too bad
because I've purchased two of these one sheets and they are indeed
tri-folded and 100% authentic. It definitely would have suited
Hey, I've had a couple of those questionable, slightly smaller Help! one
sheets put away in my collection for the past 20 years. Only upon
receiving 2 of these tri-folded Help! one sheets in the mail was I certain
that
the one sheets I'd had for 20 years weren't the real deal. A
Yes Rick. I figured she had just used someone else's picture even though, and
you are correct, it would have been better to show the actual tri-folded one
sheet someone would be bidding on just to emphasize the fact that it was indeed
a tri-fold. For you, having worked with paper for so many
Hi, Sue,
As it says in Marci's description, she was a dealer in Beatles and other
music-related material in the late 70's here in L.A. (I think Hollywood).
She only realized she'd had these stored away for 30 years a couple of
weeks ago. So, I don't think these fall into the same
Rich
I was reading over what you wrote about consigning, and I think you should
clarify a few points:
1) I don't see that you have ANY minimum value at all on consignments. Can
someone send you 500 one-sheets that all figure to auction for a few dollars
each, and you will only take 25%?
2) I
Hey Rick,
I just thought of something. I wonder if she is the Marci whose family owned
Hollywood Book City Collectables on Hollywood Blvd. I knew her well and we
often socialized together with friends. She operated a litte annex next to the
main store that was only collectables. She had
Thank you, Sue!
I think you've solved the Mystery Of The Tri-Folded Help! One Sheets.
Now I just wonder which dealer will contact Marci first and buy the rest
of them.
Rick
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Same Marci I have some of her merchandise on consignment. She moved from
California to New York opened Hollywood Legends in the City and is now back
on the left coast.
jim
Check out our shop video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-n2AznLA8o
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Hi, Everyone,
I'm sure you're all sick of hearing about these tri-folded Help! one
sheets, but I just wanted to remind everyone that Marci has a special offer for
MoPo members at $350 plus postage.
Best to reach her at _hlege...@aol.com_ (mailto:hlege...@aol.com)
Maybe someone here can clear this up. I've seen this 1-sheet identified
previously as a 1960s (or sometimes specifically 1960) re-release.
I know I've never seen it i.d.'ed as a 1953 military release before, as it is
in this listing:
I'm pretty sure it is a 1960s re-issue along with a number of other
titles like Werewolf of London, Tower of London, Ghost of
Frankenstein, the Wolfman etc of which I have a number of titles in
my collection
At 11:58 AM 1/30/2010, Dave Rosen wrote:
Maybe someone here can clear this up. I've
Hi all!
The last silent film poster exhibit held at our shop and gallery two years
ago SOLD OUT and at the prices that the consignees wanted. We are in the
planning stages for our next silent film poster exhibit and looking for
twenty to thirty consigned posters. If you have a little time and
Hi Dave,
I saw your post regarding the CFTBL military one sheet I have listed. When I
worked at the Paper Chase and we purchased the Rebel Poster Exchange, we had
about 100 of these with all the 50's material. It could be a 60's re-issue I
suppose. If you have one in stock I would love to
Another outstanding video. Bravo, Walter!
I've added it as a favorite on my Movie Poster Channel YouTube page:
http://www.youtube.com/MoviePosterChannel
It really deserves to be seen by as many people as possible. Congratulations.
Dave
- Original Message -
From: walter reuben
Hi, Peter:
Sure, here ya go:
http://posteropolis.com/store/images/00creaturefromtheblacklagoon60rros.jpg
Dave
- Original Message -
From: peter contarino
To: hah...@sympatico.ca
Cc: mopo-l@listserv.american.edu
Sent: Saturday, January 30, 2010 5:40 PM
Subject: [MOPO] CFTBL
Does it say Printed in USA or Litho in USA in the lower right?
Bruce
On Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 5:31 PM, Dave Rosen hah...@sympatico.ca wrote:
Hi, Peter:
Sure, here ya go:
http://posteropolis.com/store/images/00creaturefromtheblacklagoon60rros.jpg
Dave
- Original Message -
Is there any Printer's Info there on the bottom border anywhere? looks rather
blank from the image provided:
Jeff
--- On Sat, 1/30/10, Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] CFTBL question...
To:
http://cgi.ebay.com/THE-GREATEST-MOVIE-POSTER-COLLECTION-12-FRAMED-POSTERS_W0QQitemZ110488227037QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item19b99c8cdd
Whose Collection comes in second do you think?
I notice that they are all supposed to be 27 x 41 yet the King Kong poster is
smaller and
Hi, Everyone,
This is definitely MY set of lobby cards. I'm not selling them for
anyone else. My price of $150 is about $100 under the going rate at Heritage
and other Auction houses. You won't find one in more pristine, unused
condition.
Wasnt this greatest hits collection originally priced around 10
grand (or more)?
man o man, how prices have fallen
On Jan 30, 2010, at 4:56 PM, Phillip W. Ayling wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/THE-GREATEST-MOVIE-POSTER-COLLECTION-12-FRAMED-
_http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=350311431059_
(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=350311431059)
We have a few of these in stock. Dealers welcome. All serious offers
considered.
David Lieberman
_CineMasterpieces.com_ (http://www.cinemasterpieces.com/) |
I ran across this old posting from Sept.. what was the final outcome of all
this DRACULA business? does anyone know? Was the poster returned and
unmounted? examined? any other info who created it, etc?
Kerry
On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 4:00 PM, Diane Jeffrey
dianejeff...@roadrunner.comwrote:
I wanted to ask, with all the issues with ebay and people advertising in
wrong categories, wong decade, new, old, repro rather than original, etc.
..why does one seller always advertise old poster catalogs (which are books
and NOT posters) in the Original Poster category? These ads are poster
Neither, Bruce. There is no printing info on the poster.
As far as I can tell, Peter's 1-sheet and mine are identical to two you have
sold:
http://www.emovieposter.com/imagearchive/poster/30578.html
http://www.emovieposter.com/imagearchive/poster/175993.html
Dave
- Original Message
The reason I ask is that 99% of military one-sheets have one or the other at
the bottom.
Almost all have the blown up newspaper ad look that this does.
After selling several thousands of these (from mostly different titles) I
can tell you that it seems quite likely that the ones with Litho in
Kerry If you think about it.. its basic marketing. why do they sell
hot dogs at a football game...?
why do they sell popcorn in a Movie theater? why sell basketballs in a
Food isle near cereal???
The fact is that many accouterments can be offered in a category that
is not specific
http://movieart.net/products-page/?category=1product_id=646
Kirby McDaniel
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Austin TX 78765-4419
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Tom,
while i appreciate your comparisons.. they miss the mark.
i see on this list all the time people complaining and whining about ebay,
with fee hikes, new rules or parameters, miscategorized items etc.
Very simply, if one looks in the Entertainment Memorabilia section, there
are sub
Bruce
First let me thank you for your compliments on my being able to move
MoviePosterBid.com in the right direction since I took it over back
in 2006. It's been lots of hard work and it's gratifying that another
dealer like yourself, who is of course also a longtime friend, to
recognize how
Hi Kerry -I believe the catagorys are merely to offer sections for easy
access of said materials and to offer
a matrix for the items or a template.. However NOT a iron clad only
section for the item...
Because many times a item like MOVie poster catalogs may be deemed a
supplemental item
to
justa test.. wondering if the listserv is working
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OK Kerry- so why is a BOOK in a catagory not as offensive as a Poster
that is from a differant decade?
Lucky for you I dont have a Life so I appear the only one that will
answer this. and also Im illiterate and dont take time to spell
check and review my emails as This is sucj a trivial
Hi Kerry
I agree with you that it is frustrating that non related items clog up
searches. Many sellers have no hesitation in using all the tricks they can to
manipulate the searches so that they have more chance of selling. There are
plenty of complicated formulas now that help you raise your
I think you will find over time that one thing you wrote is not true:
A balanced consignment is necessary for either of us (the consignor or
myself) to be satisfied
Trust me when I say there are LOTS of consignors who have loads of near
worthless posters, and they can and will send them to you
Worse than that, John, Google has little interest in having their FREE
search give the best most accurate results, because if they did, then they
could take in billions a year on PAID search.
Type in vintage movie poster and see what comes up in Free search.
Links like this
1/31/2009
Hello Mopo Members:
Please search my store for material available on the following films
appearing this month on Turner Classic Movies:
http://stores.ebay.com/CHANNINGPOSTERS
Bachelor in Paradise (Bob Hope/Lana Turner)
Becket (Peter O'Toole/Richard Burton)
The Birdman of Alcatraz
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