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It is certainly an amazing collection but is it actually the “World’s largest
Collection of Movie Posters”? I would be interested if members of MoPo might
have some thoughts on this. Obviously, quality should be taken into account but
there certainly are some huge collections of movie posters
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Having witnessed the collection in the flesh as such I don't think I'd argue on
the size - as Morrie says at least one item from every film - that says a lot!
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I think there is a difference between largest and most complete. There might be
bigger piles of paper out there - but nothing as complete as what Morris has
carefully collected over the years. Its an incredibily impressive achievement.
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Agreed.
I think Cory has nailed it here.
Kirby
On Nov 19, 2014, at 1:43 PM, Cory Glaberson
0017dc7aebe9-dmarc-requ...@listserv.american.edu wrote:
I think there is a difference between largest and most complete. There might
be bigger piles of paper out there - but nothing as complete
Cory made a good point - yes there may be collections bigger but complete - and
that covers largest collections of titles in the colection.
It truly is impressive. I hope he does well as it is quite an amazing
collection - I'd hate to list it all!
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Would be interested to know what the view is on whether, if this sells, it's
likely to stay complete or be broken up.
On 19 Nov 2014, at 19:44, Kirby McDaniel imap mail wrote:
Agreed.
I think Cory has nailed it here.
Kirby
On Nov 19, 2014, at 1:43 PM, Cory Glaberson
My guess is that if it sells, it will be a foreign buyer and the material
will never see the light of day.
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Hi I'm looking for any material on Rondo Hatton - especially a Black and White
photo
Let me know
Thanks!
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I think you might be right about that.
I think that some museums would be very interested in obtaining the
collection but I doubt they could come up with the money.
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At 11:47 AM 11/19/2014, Richard C Evans wrote:
Would be interested to know what the view is on whether, if this
sells, it's likely to stay complete or be broken up.
I can't imagine anyone buying this collection to break it up
the starting bid is $6mil and the most likely buyers would be
I never heard of any collection larger then Morrie everetts,,, hes from
Cleeveland Ohio about 150 miles fro me.. and ive never seen his stuff
in the flesh...I saw one auction briefly at theh CINEVENT in columbus
Ohio.. and I thought today how lucky ive been to be in OHIO as we seem
to have the
ohh left out Sam of Posteratti, Dave Rosen, Debbie, jerry Ohlinger, and
many others on mopo Im getting old and memory needs some tweaking...///
the cold numbs the mind..LOL:)
On 2014-11-19 15:47, dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com wrote:
I never heard of any collection larger then Morrie
Consigning to auction/s would be a solution for a group wouldn't it?
Though admittedly, this just being idle speculation, haven't looked at maths,
whether likely profit outweighs risk or what time frame market could bear.
On 19 Nov 2014, at 20:43, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art wrote:
while I am sure there could be a profit motive, let me ask what
dealers do you think could afford such a lot Richard?
Maybe Heritage could buy the collection and feed it through their
auctions for years to come, but beyond that, I don't think any dealer
with $6m in the bank would be
Actually I think I could name a couple - but to be honest it would be an idea
that a syndicate of dealers buy such a collection and sell as a syndicate - so
that would involve breaking the collection and putting the higher end items to
auction and selling the rest - If I know Morrie chances are
I don't know Rich.
They're your bunch of dealers, I'm just suggesting how they could equitably
split it up!
On 19 Nov 2014, at 21:34, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art wrote:
while I am sure there could be a profit motive, let me ask what dealers do
you think could afford such a lot
likely buyers imo:
heritage to re sell over several years...
or the academy, scorsese, lucas, or some other super rich film buff that
would put them in a museum.
or me if I hit the powerball next week.
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I am thinking the Academy as well.
Conglomerate buys do not have the best track record, I don’t see that happening.
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Lieberman
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2014 3:44 PM
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Mopos and Morrie-ites
Have a fun story that I always remember whenever Morrie’s name is mentioned.
About 25 years ago, my wife and I were traveling blue highways from west coast
to the east coast for 6 weeks with about 15K in posters in the old SUV -
We stopped at every junk shop we saw and
What a great story and what a wonderful collection Morris has. I've been
lucky enough to pick up a few things for my collection from him, over the
years.
As much fun as I've had completing my Best Picture collection, and dabbling
in 50's Sci-Fi and Film Noir, I can only imagine how much fun
Here here
One thing I can say about Morrie is that he’s the real McCoy.
A collector’s collector and a great guy.
Whatever millions come to him, good for him.
I hope he has a great time spending the money
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Adrian Cowdry
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the likelihood we dealers could split this up in any fashion and not
kill each other in the process is about zero
At 01:41 PM 11/19/2014, Richard C Evans wrote:
I don't know Rich.
They're your bunch of dealers, I'm just suggesting how they could
equitably split it up!
On 19 Nov 2014, at
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When is a Blu Ray box set no longer considered a limited edition? Really
any collectible? I am interested in the Batman Blu Ray box set. The
edition is 95,000 units. Any opinion as to a cut of point on a limited edition
collectible as far as volume? At what point would one think a
I wouldn't imagine that anything with a run of 95,000 units would be
anything close to a collectible, LE set.
On Nov 19, 2014, at 2:26 PM, Tom A. Pennock wrote:
When is a Blu Ray box set no longer considered a limited edition?
Really any collectible? I am interested in the Batman Blu Ray
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I disagree Rich
If a consortium were to pool resources and then sell through an auction house
or via a website - pool the profits and divide by those involved.
The problem would be if Joe Schmo wants X for himself and Charlie Farnsbarn
wants Y for himself it comes down then to valuing the
The problem would be if Joe Schmo wants X for himself and Charlie
Farnsbarn wants Y for himself it comes down then to valuing the
items that would be for personal collections
that is indeed the problem
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The problem is twofold: after the consortium of dealers (Coalition of
the Selling) have killed themselves off, the last one standing still has
to compete with 500,000 Mexican Lobby Cards...
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On Nov 19, 2014, at 2:39 PM, Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
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Same goes for the Academy. the Academy likes things to be donated.
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 06:23:04 +1000
From: johnr...@moviemem.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] [FA] World's Largest Collection
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
I think you might be right about that. I think that some museums would be
Below is a very interesting article from Friday's Wall Street Journal.
$2 Billion in two weeks!! And that's just from Christie's and Sotheby's in New
York alone!
Notice that two of the biggest lots sold were artworks of Movie Stars, Elvis
Presley and Marlon Brando. And yes, ok by Warhol.
A
**Slight correction: Actually that was MOST but not all of the article.
Below is a very interesting article from Friday's Wall Street Journal.
$2 Billion in two weeks!! And that's just from Christie's and Sotheby's in New
York alone!
Notice that two of the biggest lots sold were artworks
Morrie is a shinning light of the poster hobby/business. When I was
running a poster auction at Christie's New York I called him about some
obscure matter and during the conversation he told me I had a $50,000
poster in my sale. He said the Academy would buy Grand Hotel because they
owned one
I don't know about anyone else, but every day from 5pm to 7pm I stand on
the corner of Scottsdale Road and Camelback (one of the busiest
intersections in town) with a huge sign that reads BUY MOVIE POSTERS. I
toss it up in the air and flip it around and do a little dance. It seems to
be working.
whats one to think about this? I don't have a clue honestlyboggles
my mind
On 2014-11-19 20:27, Todd wrote:
**Slight correction: Actually that was MOST but not all of the
article.
BELOW IS A VERY INTERESTING ARTICLE FROM FRIDAY'S WALL STREET JOURNAL.
$2 BILLION IN TWO WEEKS!! AND
Ok, that made me laugh.
Dave
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Lieberman
Sent: November-19-14 8:33 PM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] What have the major poster sellers done to bring new blood into
the poster market??
A major motivation for collecting movie posters has to be an appreciation of
film.
The art market isn't driven by any equivalent love of art, but a passion for
bling.
Picasso, Bacon, Warhol etc are superbrands. The equivalent of people who think
it's sophisticated to walk around in clothing
great question- today i applauded paul allen of vulcan - Gates microsoft
partner for doing aa daring and inovation movie in movie exhibition..
http://www.cinerama.com/ I believe the presentation is just as
imprortant as the movies themselves.. and the advertising and old
explotation promotion
Okay folks.. I've been going through my collection and pulling out
items that I'm not really collecting anymore (meaning they don't fit
my Raymond Chandler, Fritz Lang or gambling-themed posters). so to
that end, I have a sweet condition Blade Runner 40x60
the poster is perfect except for
Tom i can tell you that the limited edition hoax is a marketing tool..
1;)they keep releasing them eps Disney they ket saying last time before
it goes in vaults , then they say a few years later for a short time..
they did laserdics, DVd, VHS, beta.. yu can buy VHS peopel payed 70.00
new all
Bladrunner sounds cool.
On 2014-11-19 21:51, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
Okay folks.. I've been going through my collection and pulling out
items that I'm not really collecting anymore (meaning they don't fit
my Raymond Chandler, Fritz Lang or gambling-themed posters). so to
that end, I
okay folks.. image found uploaded
http://www.comicbidz.com/cgc_setsale/bladerunner_40x60_001.jpg
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Hi Tom:
Yes, this is kind of what I thought that it was a gimmick. That's a pretty
large limited edition of almost 100,000 units. I think the list on this
Batman TV collection box set is something like $275.00. I will wait for
the price to really drop. I do want it on blu ray. The thing is
I currently have a nice selection of Oscar 1-sheets, from the 1970s to the
2000s.
These are the posters that were used to promote each year's Academy Awards
ceremony.
This one from 1971 printed on red foil is particularly nice and rarely turns
up:
Thanks for all your comments everyone. Your kind words and support mean a
lot to me and I am very touched by them. Rest assured that The Hollywood
Poster Auction in Columbus and the LMPC will continue on!
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Morrie,
An AMAZING collection and it truly boggles the mind (in a good way,
that is). It's a true testament to you dedication to the hobby, over
the decades.
And you are a fellow Buckeye, to boot!! :)
One question... what would the plan be, should the collection not
sell, for some
I would take a German Metropolis three sheet with credits over all of this
combined.
On Wed, Nov 19, 2014 at 8:19 PM, Rudy Franchi r...@posterappraisal.com
wrote:
Morrie is a shinning light of the poster hobby/business. When I was
running a poster auction at Christie's New York I called him
And it would cost you less..
:)
On Nov 19, 2014, at 8:06 PM, Movie Posters wrote:
I would take a German Metropolis three sheet with credits over all
of this combined.
On Wed, Nov 19, 2014 at 8:19 PM, Rudy Franchi
r...@posterappraisal.com wrote:
Morrie is a shinning light of the poster
Morrie is a great chap. Good luck to him in this audacious adventure. Morrie
if you sell this, I’m going to ask you to lend me some money. You know we’ve
always been friends! It won’t be that much, just two hundred thousand or so!
Kirby
On Nov 19, 2014, at 10:06 PM, Movie Posters
you are in a minority
: - )
At 08:06 PM 11/19/2014, Movie Posters wrote:
I would take a German Metropolis three sheet
with credits over all of this combined.
On Wed, Nov 19, 2014 at 8:19 PM, Rudy Franchi
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âMorrie is a shinning
Brilliant strategy!
Double sided sign right?
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