Thanks for giving these links to the articles.. it sure is surprising there
gave been no other responses as this always seems like a hot topic..
although whining about Ebay maybe has trumped even this important and
continuing story..
--Kerry
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 4:14 PM, Jeff Potokar
Peter,
you are showing a delivery confirmation number.
that's very different than a tracking number.
--Kerry
On Tue, Feb 9, 2010 at 3:34 PM, peter contarino pcontar...@triad.rr.comwrote:
Sean-here is an actual shipment from my dashboard:
* *
*Postage Transaction Record*
I have looked around online over recent months... searching various online
book sellers... MANY ship large and heavy books for this price, if not a
little less. So i would hardly call it sickening that ebay is similar in
this regard.
my only other question is.. why does one need 3 copies of this
Why would you not read the fine print on any auction house you dealt or deal
with? That would be the first thing anyone should do--rather than step into
something uninformed.
Then you would know the parameters as well as their policies, from the
start.
--Kerry
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 12:22
Hi Michael,
After reading your response-- all i can say, initially, is.. Unreal.
Your spin (and weak marketing verbage) to defend the placement of catalogs
and books in an ORIGINAL poster section from the pre 1940s is astounding.
What if the magnets, tee shirts and coffee cups have original
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
more cash flow.
Hope that helps... the poster catalogs seem to me pertinent to Movie
posters and I would think many poster collects would love to find them...
and what better place to offer then in the Poster category?
best, Tom
Kerry Laws wrote:
I wanted to ask, with all the issues
hello mopo'ers,
i was trying to help a friend out who was looking at these framed posters
(half sheets are 2, and the other appears to be a one sheet but have no
size reference).
i told my friend that the red flag on the 2 of them (RIDE RYDER RIDE and
SANDFLOW) is that they have been framed and
the matting on this poster, however. Once in awhile you get lucky
Greg Douglass
Kerry Laws wrote:
hello mopo'ers,
i was trying to help a friend out who was looking at these framed posters
(half sheets are 2, and the other appears to be a one sheet but have no
size reference).
i told my
thanks for the input, sue.
these arent ebay items but being sold thru a private seller. the framing
looks low quality and like newer wood, as do the mats.
to me, too.. if a seller doesnt want to ship without the frame, i would be a
little concerned, too, because of potential damage and the fact
and ship the frames in a
separate, very sturdy package (carefully padded) and you put the posters
back in the frames once you get them.
-- JR
Kerry Laws wrote:
hello mopo'ers,
i was trying to help a friend out who was looking at these framed posters
(half sheets are 2, and the other appears
pretty stunning, that's for sure:
kerry
[image: SHE MARRIED HER BOSS] [image: IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT][image:
CLEOPATRA][image: WOMAN IN RED] [image: THIEF OF BAGDAD] [image:
INVISIBLE MAN (THE)]
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Whoever this restorer is cannot even spell the word, FIRST, (First National
Pictures). And in the second closeup, the orange background caught my eye.
What kind of print process is this? This film is from 1933. It isnt stone
lithography, with that dot pattern? Is this offset printing? And would
originally?
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 1:04 AM, Richard Halegua Comic Art
sa...@comic-art.com wrote:
Yes Kerry that is offset printing
At 12:57 AM 9/28/2009, Kerry Laws wrote:
Whoever this restorer is cannot even spell the word, FIRST, (First National
Pictures). And in the second closeup
im curious..
this listing of ebay items has nothing to do with the DRACULA poster
discussion...
is this a try at marketing? hehe..
kerry
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 6:30 PM, Michael B dialmbb...@aol.com wrote:
RE: *DRACULA* I have listed on ebay now the new PROFILES IN HISTORY
Hello--
I was told about this poster group and wanted to say hello. my name is Kerry
and i think posters, especially the noir pieces, Hitchcock, from the 40s and
50s are great. i look forward to learning and some interesting reads.
I see that other member list things for sale, too, now and then.
Hello again,
i was wondering if there were any fellow belgian issue poster collectors
here? I really also like the pre war images made (primarily) for US films.
kerry
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Thanks for the posted welcomes..
i was telling a friend of mine, who is in the process of moving, about the
site, etc. he has a number of posters he wanted me to try and list for
sale-- he fluctuates about it but needs the $$ to help with some moving
expense recoup.. i was going to do ebay for
Belgians, then look out for the book
SOUVENIRS D'HOLLYWOOD, which features some of the finest as well as some
useful infomation.
Phil Edwards
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