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On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:38 PM, Richard C Evans evan...@mac.com wrote:
I'd say there's also a lot of positive discrimination towards daybills.
They are doing very well lately.
I don't dislike all of
Thanks Peter. I knew about this, but I need something searchable.
Eventually someone will do this to one of the newspapers, and it will be an
invaluable tool for researchers like you and me!
On Thu, Mar 20, 2014 at 8:42 AM, P Molitor oldposte...@yahoo.com wrote:
Bruce,
The New York Times has
Dan thanks for your response. I have also heard from Todd privately.
After hearing these responses, I would say that clearly neither you or
Todd is the problem here. Both you Todd have always been first class
guys. The problem falls to Premier Props. My only hope is that based upon
your
Hallo UK MOPOers
I have a few trifold 1-sheets and they're an annoying size to find an
(acid-free, secure, waterproof) storage box for.
Anyone local had a similar issue that they solved? Or know who I should be
talking too for All My Storage Needs?
Cheers
Neil
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Looks like Premiere Props is having another auction this weekend.
It's called Hollywood Auction Extravaganza XIII
https://www.premiereprops.com/live_auctions_pre.php
So it seems they are carrying on with business.
Jeff
On Mar 21, 2014, at 5:18 AM, James Gresham wrote:
Dan thanks for your
God, I am glad that I didn’t consign anything to that auction. That would
irritate me to death.
And while I’m sure that Dan Strebin was punked on this, I can understand Jim
Gresham’s disgust.
It’s abusive.
Kirby
On Mar 21, 2014, at 11:03 AM, Jeff Potokar jpotok...@ca.rr.com wrote:
Looks
Just read that with recent topic of condition grading in mind.
As descriptions go, that seems good to me.
No, I mean it's very good.
Sorry, it's better than that, it's excellent.
No, hold on, it's not that bad.
It's fine.
What I mean is that it's perfectly adequate.
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More than 1200 lots of great, beautiful and rare vintage posters in Heritage
March Signature auction! All lots are online and bidding ends this evening at
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So thank you! I thought it was florid enough to satisfy all comers. But what
it also
important is that we are never going to stick anyone with any poster that they
don’t want
and we are going to call them before we ship and go over any and all issues so
that
they are aware beforehand that we
bachelor mother---10---500800---g7
playgirl---14---com4
glass slipper---14---com8
Cinderella---27---variation---4075---dz/dz15.JPG
Cinderella---28---250500---dz
Cinderfella---22---50100---jl/com16.JPG
Gold rush---12---?125250?---com/com36.JPG?
loved one---14---com9/us605.JPG
cool hand
I just had a look at Bruce's preview and I have to say it is pretty
amazing. What surprises me, though, is some of the posters which people
have gone to the expense of having linenbacked, and I wonder at what point
does that become a viable option. I am using EMP sales as an example here,
but I
Ah, to be honest I missed out the middle florid bit, went straight from very
fine minus at the top, to the meat of condition specifics at the bottom.
Not dismissing the rest, just read it now, nice. Certainly have to have that
part of the sell, even if invariably for me it might as well be
I stick them in my flat files
At 07:33 AM 3/21/2014, Neil Jaworski wrote:
Hallo UK MOPOers
I have a few trifold 1-sheets and they're an annoying size to find
an (acid-free, secure, waterproof) storage box for.
Anyone local had a similar issue that they solved? Or know who I
should be
Tommy
people do have a belief in many cases that linenbacking a poster is
what you're supposed to do
while myself and other believe linenbacking is only done for
restorative purposes
yet other people believe that linenbacking adds value to a poster
regardless of condition (I don't)
I've
Get them linen backed, it's very good in allowing storage of folded items in
tubes.
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On 21 Mar 2014, at 14:33, Neil Jaworski neiljawor...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Hallo UK MOPOers
I have a few trifold 1-sheets and they're an annoying size to find an
(acid-free, secure,
Interesting, Rich. Christies in London recommended to me some time ago that
I should linenback my posters.
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 6:16 PM, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
sa...@comic-art.com wrote:
Tommy
people do have a belief in many cases that linenbacking a poster is what
you're
Tommy,
Did they suggest doing this to ANY poster, regardless of condition or
age?
If so, what reason did they give?
Jeff
On Mar 21, 2014, at 11:27 AM, Tommy Barr wrote:
Interesting, Rich. Christies in London recommended to me some time
ago that I should linenback my posters.
On
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From: Tommy Barr tommymb...@gmail.com
Date: Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 6:42 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Linen backing
To: Jeff Potokar jpotok...@ca.rr.com
I think Christies do not regard anything less than £1000 as worthy of their
notice, so while they did not
Beginning of my collecting coincided with Christies London's first sale in 95.
(Pretty sure it was their first sale, or first decent one, at least first Tony
did I believe.)
At that time, I found linen backing was accepted practice generally, whether or
not strictly speaking the condition of the
I think this is an interesting topic and I agree that Kirby is totally
scrupulous about condition - I bought a low-value window-card from him and,
without my asking, he gave me a detailed account of it's flaws and sent a
super-sharp image. N
From: Richard C
pretty much correct about their reasons.
At 12:06 PM 3/21/2014, Richard Evans wrote:
Beginning of my collecting coincided with Christies London's first sale in 95.
(Pretty sure it was their first sale, or first decent one, at least
first Tony did I believe.)
At that time, I found linen
Christies recommend Linen Backing everything so they can display it for
exhibition only for when punters view the auction.
If a poster is in general good condition most collectors like to see the
history of it - linen backing and restoration can hide a multitude of sins -
you will see this
The next two weeks will be the absolute busiest eMoviePoster.com has ever
had, and I want to make certain those of you reading this are aware of the
many different auctions we will be holding during that time!
1) We have the absolute finest selection of stills we have ever offered at
one time
Do Christies South Kensington still have Movie Poster auctions? I'm heading to
London in a couple of weeks and thought I might take some things with me. Has
anyone had any recent consignment experiences with them?
JOHN REID VINTAGE MOVIE MEMORABILIA
Websites:
www.moviemem.com
www.OzeFilm.com
Well, we worked all day, and we tried really hard, but we were unable to
get a preview gallery of Part II *WITH *condition and in the right order.
But we *WERE *able to create a gallery of all the images of the 500
linenbacked items in Part II, and you can view it here:
More than 1200 lots of great, beautiful and rare vintage posters in Heritage
March Signature auction! All lots are online and bidding ends this evening at
10PM CT for sessions 1 and 2. The Live event is tomorrow and Sunday, March 22
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Linen backing has been used for over 100 years to preserve posters. Aside
from my movie posters, I collect French Opera posters that mostly date to
1903-1910. Many were linen-backed to prevent cracking, chipping and tearing
etc. The newbies in the business have rather recently begun shunning the
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