Hi, Everyone,
Many great titles at BARGAIN PRICES closing on SUNDAY!! Some
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Your continued support is very much
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I would add my two penneth...
Collecting movie paper, indeed anything, is subjective to the
material...McQueen is always collectable - but certain titles, these titles are
those that have gained popularity...Bullitt will always be popular McQueen was
the coolest cat ever in that film...He
Hey there,
Does anyone out there have any 1920-1924 Lewis J. Selznick (brother of Myron
Selznick and father of David O. Selznick) silent film trade ads, pressbooks, or
posters that have artwork on (or inside) them? Al Hirschfeld often provided the
artwork for them.
Thank you.
-daniel O.
Everyone is a prisoner of his own experiences... Edward R. Murrow
I've been waiting to apply this quote to poster collecting..
If you read between the lines than both Bruce and Rich are correct but in
different ways..
Sean (Crowzilla) astutely pointed out in February of this year
...There are
I have a limited range of experience compared to the more veteran collectors on
here, but any and all advice helps.
One constant sentiment is that if you really like a rare poster (or lobby card,
press book, etc.) that you really want, you should do what you can to get it
then as it may not
my grandfather disagrees with you , he sais he paid but the gasoline to go to
the theaters so he got his forbidden planets and frankensteins pretty much for
free Date: Fri, 10 Aug 2012 11:24:31 -0700
From: sa...@comic-art.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Is this the best time ever to find and buy
I have heard forever about the days of cheap great items, and yes, there *WAS
*a day when you *COULD *possibly buy great posters and lobby cards for what
are now very inexpensive prices. But I *KNOW *full well that not very many
collectors ever took advantage of these opportunities, because when
Hallo
Here's a UK perspective.
I have probably bought more posters in the last year than in the three years
before that. It seems that quite a few posters which have historically been in
the low-hundred dollar range now pop up for (sometimes considerably) less than
$100. This has been
when old time collectors consign their collections to me, they have very few
or none of these types of items. i think they probably send those to heritage
... as for buying cheap (75$) items back thenthat's not what i see as
the interesting period , the interesting period was when
Heritage has 517 lots of some of the Best of vintage movie posters closing
tomorrow evening, August 12th, at 10pm CT!
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Featuring a great selection of affordable posters, lobby cards, photos, press
books, and related Memorabilia!
Heritage has offered
Seems like if this is the best time to be buying, it must follow that now must
be the worst time to be selling!
Just sayin'
Evan
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Evan, et al
Just sayin' ... It ain't!!
Kirby McDaniel
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On Aug 11, 2012, at 2:17 PM, Evan Zweifel wrote:
Seems like if this is the best time to be buying, it must follow that
But not for the faint-hearted. KILLER JOE, the new William Friedkin movie is
one of the blackest black comedies you will ever see. But
don't expect to guffaw at well-placed one-liners. Rather, expect to be so
appalled that you can't help but laugh. I don't shock too easily and I'm not
Incidentally, our policy is that if the auction host is down when auctions
close, those exact auctions are cancelled and those items only are
re-auctioned.
We have never had to do this even for one auction in our four years being
hosted by AuctionAnything.com, but it came up several times in our
I'm agreein' with both of you. And yet, for some of us, the money comes in
handy, and the space is invaluable! It's a great time to buy stock in some
areas also.
Judi
Judith Weaver
Date: Sat, 11 Aug 2012 15:57:20 -0500
From: ki...@movieart.net
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Is this the WORST
I guess if you are talking as an investor then yes, it is a bad time to
sell out of favor items that are currently selling for lower prices than
they once were.
And if you paid sky high prices at the top of the market then now is a
bad time to sell.
But some things will be higher in five years
At 03:04 PM 8/11/2012, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I guess if you are talking as an investor then yes, it is a bad
time to sell out of favor items that are currently selling for
lower prices than they once were.
And if you paid sky high prices at the top of the market then now
is a bad time to
.and it still pales next to the Adrian Lyne version.
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I love this statement:
older posters of nondescript nature losing the greater part of their value
I am not sure that a poster has to be all that old to fall into this category.
I think that this statement describes about 95% of all movie posters in
existence.
Evan
- Original Message
The best time to sell is essentially ambiguous...
There are so many factors that include timing, trends, and ultimately...
strategy..
I have time and again seen one sheet posters selling in one auction..let#39;s
say emovieposter or heritage..that went crazy high and then similar condition
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