With regard to the current uproar about movie poster forgeries, I am surprised
that there has been virtually no discussion of what to me is a very
straightforward way for virtually anyone to personally evaluate a supposedly
vintage poster or lobby card for authenticity.
Although modern
...that is exactly what John Davis of Poster Mountain did do with the Dracula
poster -- examine it under the microscope. And he what he saw lead him to
believe it was genuine because it looked like old printing consistent with
the 1930s.
Although I have the utmost respect for John Davis
For COAs to be a serious the standards need to be far, far higher, or risk
being exploited.
slabbed posters on the horizon...
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50x microscope -- photogelatin printing technique = authentic vintage lobby
card.
50x microscope -- inkjet or laser printing technique = fake vintage lobby
card.
Is this not the case?
If so, then authenticating lobbies is easy; heck, you can send them to me and
I'll do it for you.
One option is a cheapo digital microscope.
Plugs into USB, magnification around X200 and I guess you can store pics.
Should be able to find one on the usual online auction site.
Don't know how good they are, but no lives are at stake, good enough I imagine.
More than good enough, actually.
I pick up new movie paper at every Heritage signature auction and almost every
weekly internet auction. Without exception, my acquisitions are packed
extremely well and shipped promptly. I got my November signature auction
winnings within 3 weeks, having paid by check. Weekly internet auction
take my hat off to you , as you are one Very patient dude!
...;} I wish I had some of that... (but the again, if I followed that lead
I would lose about 50% of my regular clients).
Kevin Conway
-Original Message-
From: Randall Petersen
Sent: Dec 4, 2009 11:31 PM
- Paul Gerrard speedys...@aol.com wrote:
Rich's one sold for $1,112.00 - great result. If I remember rightly, a folded
copy sold on ebay last year for over $500. Could well have been a very astute
buy at that. Possibly the sort of thing that crosses over into the
non-movie-poster world
I think a more interesting game is this: I will give you
a famous line, and you give me the line that immediately follow it.
Easy one:
Open the pod bay doors Hal.
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I have that NBC lenticular. It's a great poster; awesome depth of field. I
had it on display in my lightbox for awhile. I wouldn't pay $3000 for it but
I don't think that asking price is crazily out of line either. Now, if
someone can find me the other full size Hell's Gate NBC
Please explain how does one not collect a payment made to him thru PayPal?
Simple, and it happens all the time. If the seller doesn't have his paypal
account set up properly, the buyer's payment will just sit there in limbo
waiting for the seller to correct whatever the problem is and
I've always wanted
the one sheet from This Gun for Hire. I have had a chance to buy it many
times
over the years. It was always a high priced poster and I almost bought it
about
6 years ago from a customer of mine who was retiring and selling off his
collection. He wanted $10,000,
Just wondering if anyone else had noticed that the current issue of
Entertainment Weekly includes vintage movie posters on their Holiday Gift Guide
page. The website mentioned as a source for said posters will come as a
surprise to no one.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-31749_162-20020376-10391698.html?tag=exclsv
But she turned me into a newt!
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Yeah, I can see Gary Seven's catty companion trying to take someone out who
crossed her.
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The best style for The Wicker Man, and also the one that always fetches the
best price at auction, is the UK onesheet:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v370/rkpetersen/WickerManThe1974UKOS-rkp.jpg
-- Original message --
From: Craig Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At
But I don't have a problem with calling 40x60 card-stock Drive-In posters
two
sheets -- it's an appropriate name.
Disagree. Don't know where/how JW came up with this, but not only is it not a
term in general use, it doesn't make any sense either. Just do the math; a
'two sheet', if
Title: Re: [MOPO] NSS sreeen service DATA BANK NUMBERS
LIST
It was actually closer to two years ago now.
My understanding is that he decided not to publish it after
all.
Perhaps Bruce could explain the situation to the group.
Randy
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Agreed; it's total BS to do this.
Unfortunately I've seen a number of well-known and generally respected dealers
do exactly this same thing. A certain dealer pulled an Acid Eaters onesheet
from auction to sell it for 'an offer they couldn't refuse', even after I'd
specifically emailed them
Title: Re: [MOPO] Heritage November
Auction
It is indeed scary.
There are so many pieces that I'd be interested in bidding
on,
that I MAY have to actually attend this one in person.
Randy
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At 12:20 AM -0400 10/9/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just
Now if seller were to come to Claude and say, I have failed to collect
from the high bidder, or the rarer and equally unbelievable, I actually
have
two examples of this poster as next in line would you be willing to
purchase, then I would have to think, knowing Claude, would tell
I want to make sure all MoPo members are aware of the INCONCEIVABLY
remarkable
collection
Vizzini: HE DIDN'T FALL? INCONCEIVABLE.
Inigo Montoya: You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think
it means.
;)
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http://www.cnn.com/2007/SHOWBIZ/TV/02/08/anna.nicole.collapses/index.html
Good riddance.
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1) Would you like to see it happen?
2) If it does, do you anticipate you would have some or all of your
collection/inventory slabbed?
3) Would it make you more likely to buy slabbed items over un-slabbed ones?
Awful idea, won't have any of mine slabbed, won't buy any already slabbed.
RKP
A ha ha ha ha ha!
This joker faults the vast left wing media CONSPIRACY for not telling us about
all the WONDERFUL things happening in Iraq, and then sites www.defenselink.mil
as his source for all this incredibly accurate and unvarnished truth about the
situation there.
Thanks, you just gave
For starters, don't buy from any ebay seller with poor feedback.
My definition of poor feedback is a total feedback score 100 with positive
feedback 98.5%.
This will weed out many of the least reliable/trustworthy/capable individuals.
As of now, my bottom line feeling is this---I HAVE HAD IT
It seems to be down at the moment. I was just trying to make a payment myself.
Randy
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At 10:15 AM -0700 6/1/07, channinglylethomson wrote:
I've been trying to log on but can't get into site. Anyone else
having this problem or is it me? Channing
The final auction results, in the order that the lots were auctioned, can be
reviewed by following this link.
http://movieposters.ha.com/common/search_results.php?rpp=50N=54+204+231+4294966546Ns=Lot%20No%7C0
You have to be signed in to see the prices realized.
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Well, there's me, your favorite 'former' customer.
I've never sold a single poster and probably won't for a few years yet anyway.
And of course, my wife will probably consign all my stuff to Heritage after I
croak.
Randy
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From: Bruce
I guess I should also leave instructions that you should remain banned even
after my passing, but I am not vindictive, so I will not do so.
Well let's hope that happens soon, so I can resume bidding with the 'new and
improved' emovieposter, 'under new management'.
But my collection is still
Yes, Paypal has been in a bad way since they changed their homepage
implementation on Friday, and it seems to be getting worse.
quote who=Jack Gold
Is anybody else experiencing a difficulty accessing their pay pal accounts
at 9:59 PST this Monday Morning?
thanks
Jack/ movpost
Hi all. This is my first post to this mailing list although many of you
may already know me from Movie Poster Talk.
I just wanted to comment that some linenbackers are already doing this.
Dario Casadei of vintagemovieart.com has done a great job with backing and
light restoration on several
The best place online for actual discussion of movies and movie posters
right now is Movie Poster Talk, which many people on this list seem to be
unaware of. Give it a try:
http://www.iguide.net/hollywood/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=2
I haven't heard much poster or even film talk on EITHER list in
NSS continued to trickle out a few campaigns through 1998. American
History X, 9801430, was one of their later ones and may have been the
last; still waiting on the 'master list' that Bruce H is putting
together.
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At 11:46 AM + 12/14/04, Tim
Title: Re: [MOPO] buying outside the
box
There sure has been a lot of discussion here of prices realized
in Bruce's recent auctions. As seems to happen repeatedly,
'knowledgeable' mailing list members question the sanity, the
intelligence, or the thoroughness of
people who choose to bid and win
The COTCB advance is even nicer, imho:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v370/rkpetersen/DSCN2414.jpg
quote who=Movielegends
I personally would take the Painted Face image over
the regular poster.
Jean M. Auel actually wrote a series of books about
the Ayla character and her exploits which
Opportunistic jerk.
quote who=Rod Morgan
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem
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Title: Re: [MOPO] Incredible Shrinking Man OS on linen for
$9
Actually, you do see this everyday. He's listed this piece
repeatedly over the last 6 months at least, every time with a higher
starting bid than the last. A friend and I have been laughing
about it. He probably would have sold it
at least a grand, perhaps significantly more.
Any dealers out there care to suggest what sort of price range this
one sheet should go for? It can't be all that common.
-- JR
- Original Message -
From: Randall
Petersen
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 12:10
I seem to recall that a SHRINKING MAN one sheet went very high in
one of Deke Richard's Halloween auctions a couple of years back,
well over a grand. Anyone remember what it went for?
I don't know of this particular auction you mention, but if it was by
Deke Richards, it was probably for a mint
With all this free MoPo PR, he just may sell it this time.
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Title: Re: [MOPO] Saucermen
Hi.
Does anybody feel, as I do, that
the poster would be of a higher value if it were NM and
unbacked?
I think that is unquestionably correct. I myself prefer
mint or near mint unbacked posters whenever I can find them! I
mean, who doesn't? Nonetheless, this is an
It's obvious that there are many perfectly valid reasons for 'watching' an
auction. Here's one more:
The easiest way to set up a bid list in the autosnipe program Auction
Sentry is to add each item to your ebay watch list as you come across them
(one click), and then later instruct Auction
I was a little blown away of great items of this seller. If these
are the prices of such amazing pieces, I am a seller as well.
Obviously they're not, or they would be gone by now. Each of this
seller's BIN prices is about double what these pieces would go for at
auction. Only a fool would buy
, and the endless
whining about Bruce Hershenson and/or 'the good old days'. Please carry
on. However, for those interested in actual discussion of posters, poster
collecting, and films, try:
http://www.icollectmovieposters.com/start-movieposters/start-forum/
Randall Petersen, MD
quote who=Richard
Well, that's my post you're quoting from MPT, Bruce, and I feel that
you are doing so somewhat out of context. As should be apparent to
anyone who has read it, my request for you to make your 'everyday'
auctions non-private again was just an off the cuff comment on how it
is often enjoyable to
To: Randall Petersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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please note this is sent to you and not the group.
call it as you see it? we all see things from our own perspective and
yours is apparent by your comments. Your thinly veiled
Title: Re: [MOPO] BEST POSTER PRICE ALMANAC DATA BASE
--
The information at PosterPrice is useful but often not
current.
Other databases that I've found useful:
http://www.emovieposter.com/ebay_results/default.cfm
http://www.heritagemovieposters.com/common/auction/pricesrealized.php
Why the hell should ANYONE bid on eBay then?
Well, I believe that any bid you place on a Heritage auction through
eBay, whether an absentee bid or an eBay Live bid, is going to incur
an extra 5% buyers premium over any bid placed in advance or live
directly with Heritage.
So yes, bidding through
Ralph, where have you been?
That's the way Heritage have been doing all their auctions and people have
been complaining about that all the time?
I thought everybody already knew that.
There are always new people coming into the hobby, and also perhaps
people who've been into posters for a
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At 2:09 AM -0600 3/19/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
..OR... one could bid on all the other auctions out there that have
NO BUYER'S PREMIUM and save 15% or 20% or whatever...
The posters I'm looking for are rarely available elsewhere on ebay or
mopobid. And
Howard the Duck
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At 1:12 PM -0500 3/27/05, Tom Martin wrote:
who can name movie posters with EGGs in them or easter. Ill start..
1.) Alein
2.) easter parade.
:) Happy Easter MOPO!
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Absolutely, Kirby. The two posts per day rule here is ridiculous.
Randy
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At 11:25 PM -0500 4/6/05, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
Do you think it would be reasonable to allow
MOPO members to:
1) post three original posts per day
and
2) additionally, three responses
Tom Martin is easily the most interesting person on this mailing list.
You're cool, Tom. You remind me of Rita 'redlivingdead' over on MPT.
Sorry to hear about your messy divorce. Your ex is a fool.
And I mean that sincerely.
Randy Petersen
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Sell me your Midnight Cowboy X.
Cuckoo's Nest? bah...
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At 10:40 PM -0700 4/6/05, David Kusumoto wrote:
Hello all:
I need a few opinions from expert collectors and dealers...
I have two one sheets (with no plans to sell) from two classics:
Midnight Cowboy (X
Title: Re: [MOPO] Where are my 1,500+ auction
items
Absolutely, Bruce should get some auction software and start his
own auction website. People would follow in a New York minute.
Forget ebay, don't bother with MoPoBid, Yahoo, Amazon, whatever, just
do it yourself Bruce...
Al, DrV wasn't even talking about your listing! He gave the item number;
here's the link:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=7507162763
quote who=Al Shevy
Here it is word for word. IT says right there BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN R53
How can you miss thatLook again.
BRIDE OF
Anyway, we're in complete agreement on the big lawsuit bogeyman
that some people have been using lately to scare other list owners
with.
I must admit I've been surprised that Jon Warren, who should
certainly know such threats are empty, has given in to them in the
past.
I don't believe that fear
Hi. If anyone has a US release lobby card set (not the Mexican set)
for Nightmare Before Christmas, please contact me with condition and
asking price.
This is the set I'm talking about:
http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/posters/db/poster.asp?pid=14605
Thanks,
Randy Petersen
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What I don't understand is why Dave L is being singled out for a comment
like this. I see major dealers asking for specific pieces all the time
here. Do you folks think that they're buying them for their personal
collections? That they're not going to immediately mark them up from
whatever they
Title: Re: [MOPO] wanted: FORBIDDEN PLANET us
1sh
That's a fair question. I think the answer is that there
are a lot of people who subscribe to Mopo, but don't participate in
the discussions AT ALL. And they may not even be actively
collecting any more. When they see an offer to buy, they
might
The Second Chance Offer scam isn't new. I've been getting these for at
least a year now. Best advice: Never click on any link in one of these
emails. To find out if the offer actually may be legit, go directly to
the ebay auction in question, and ask the seller about it through the ebay
I used Bookkeepers on all my older more valuable posters, unless I'm
planning to linenback them (which I only do when restoration is needed).
I apply it liberally to both the front and back of each poster. Although
it looks 'wet' when you apply it, the carrier solvent is a non-aqueous one
which
It will buffer for a good 2-3 years.
Dario, where did you get this estimate for the effective duration of a
Bookkeeper spraying? I haven't seen any scientific studies of this, and
without same, it's pretty much a guesstimate. Based on my admittedly
limited knowledge of the rate of acid
Title: Re: [MOPO] Notorious
Dave and others with interest,
You may want to take a look at the discussion here:
http://p097.ezboard.com/fstylecfrm2.showMessage?topicID=1262.topic
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At 10:31 PM -0400 10/21/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dave,
I don't see
LAMP to the rescue, as is so often the case:
http://www.learnaboutmovieposters.com/NewSite/HISTORY/LITHOS/Morganlitho/morganlnumberlog.asp
Thanks again, Ed!
quote who=channinglylethomson
Does anyone out there have a complied list of the Morgan Litho Printing
numbers (shown next to Morgan
quote who=Freedom Lover
I know many people with that much money, Rich.
You wouldn't need that much cash available, anyway. A business loan could
easily be obtained for most of that amount, if the historical and
projected future income stream from the venture could accommodate the
monthly loan
...just go to the sources:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/4438948.stm
http://movies.yahoo.com/mv/news/va/20051115/113209679600.html
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Title: Announcing Movie Poster Chat, the new movie poster
for
Greetings MoPoers.
Please take a look at this new movie poster discussion venue,
hosted by Erich Linder. The conversation is open but civilized,
and the chat room feature is very cool.
Hello everyone:
This message is an
wonderful reading.. but I must say.. you have too much time on your
hands..
Uh, not exactly. This is just Mr. Neal's way of spamming MoPo in order to
promote his own forum. The same place where mentioning other forums or
discussion groups is not allowed, and you might be banned if you try it.
They're called flipbooks, I believe.
quote who=Duane Nycz
Hello. Can anyone out there tell me what you call those little booklets
that resemble animation when you flick the pages? Thanks.
Duane
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Talk to John at Poster Mountain about starchbacking, or his new technique
which is even better, imo, tentatively called gel-sizing. He's conserved
several pieces for me using these techniques and I couldn't be happier.
It's the perfect way to go for wrinkled but otherwise intact posters with
I suppose I could take photos at 3 settings (small, medium, and
large), but that could take an enormous amount of time as the
numbers of posters increases (not to mention all the resetting on
the camera).
As others have mentioned, you don't need to take anything but a
relatively high
I'm blanking on from what movie comes the line, I like to watch?
BEING THERE.
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I use Auction Sentry, a bidding application that you install and run
resident on your home computer. One time cost (no recurring fees),
very quickly and automatically updated with changes to the ebay
website, and most important of all, you don't give your ebay ID and
password to any third party.
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At 8:40 AM -0800 2/25/06, Susan Heim wrote:
As for more current titles, since there is no longer any studio
property mention on the posters, I believe it is as I said to you
yesterday,
That isn't entirely correct, Sue. Some studios still include a
I'm looking for a lobby card set or individual cards for Target Earth (1954).
Please email me with specifics and pics.
Thanks,
Randy Petersen
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Not sure if this poster even exists, or if it's better than the US
onesheet. But if you have a British quad for the sci-fi title Kronos
for sale, please email me with pix, condition, and asking price.
Thanks,
Randy Petersen
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The situation described was common to many posters of the mid to late 80s.
Posters both with and without the white border at top and bottom are
authentic. The reason for the two variants is as JR has described - the
transition from posters with white borders all around to no borders, i.e.
TL has filled lawsuits before. This one makes for very interesting
reading, for those who haven't seen it before. It's definitely worth
digging through the court document to get the juicy details. Tells you
something about this man's character, to be sure.
quote who=JR
The lawsuit he filed 8 years ago had NOTHING to do with
movie posters or eBay.
True, at least not directly. And I wasn't implying that the fact that he
filed it puts anyone here at particular risk for being named in another
one. But the facts of that old case do tell you something
You can get the 411 on any private ebay auction right here:
http://www.goofbay.co.uk/ebay_tools
quote who=MJ AK
Inquiring minds would still like to know from movielegends how Private
Auction information is/was obtained. Please share...
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Nice work Randall
Ari Richards of NSFGE discovered it.
I'm just passing it on.
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Ebay made some changes to their website last night; perhaps that
'broke' these tools. But I bet they'll be working again before long.
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At 9:22 PM -0400 6/27/06, William Weiland wrote:
Randall Petersen wrote:
You can get the 411 on any private ebay
Cool. Now we can all go back to kibbitzing about who beat out who
after the auctions end. That was a big part of the fun factor of
bidding on BH auctions, before they all went private.
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At 9:32 PM -0500 6/27/06, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
Why we no
Well, it looks I was wrong. Ebay apparently has targeted this website
directly. This just appeared on Goofbay today:
Quote: As some of you are aware we have been in constant communication
with eBay regarding our tools and service to you the general ebay
public. eBay have objected to a number
as significant cause for alarm, or to ignore it. I felt that if
there was the tiniest chance I could reach the other Randall
Petersen, it would be worth making the effort.
Bruce Hershenson
Randall Petersen wrote:
Well, it looks I was wrong. Ebay apparently has targeted this website
directly. This just
Incidentally JR, I suggest you re-consider regularly mentioning me in
a positive light. You might find that the Hershenson haters out there
start attacking you, maybe even calling you a joke, and I wouldn't
want that to happen
Bruce, most of the people who criticize
you don't hate you at all.
And these people who actually do hate [me but] never speak on the
subject publicly and who communicate with you regularly ARE actual
poster collectors or dealers whose names SOMEONE would recognize, and
not, say Zoltan, from the planet Boolebah?
Very droll, Bruce, very droll. But what
It's easy to block any ebay seller, if you used the Advanced Search
feature. Under Advanced Search, go to 'From Sellers', click the button
for 'From specific sellers', pull down the menu to 'Exclude', and enter
the sellers name or names. Save the search, and from then on you will
never see those
Agree 110%. Every American should watch this. Even if you're
predisposed to disagree with the premise, the movie still makes some
cogent points. And Eisenhower's farewell address and other comments
about the 'military-industrial complex' (his term, of course) have
proven quite prophetic.
Title: Re: [MOPO] The MoPo Playground and an
explanation
Jeannie has been inflicting her over-bearing, self-righteous
attitude on NSFGE for several months now. I guess that wasn't
enough ego boosting for her, so she's decided to take on MoPo as
well.
And the reason that she's never said
Title: Re: [MOPO] What to do?
With lobby cards in particular, I often pick up multiple pieces
from each seller. I've learned through similar bad experiences to
ALWAYS ask about combined shipping before the auctions end, with any
seller I haven't dealt with before, unless the question is very
2) You will leave 13 NEGATIVE FEEDBACKS for him. 13 negative
feedbacks will send *any* seller's rating into the toilet, even if
he has hundreds of positives.
I believe that is incorrect. It's my understanding that 13 negatives
from the same buyer will only count as ONE hit on the seller's
If ebay does not persuade the seller to change his shipping fee,
then I will pay him in full, hopefully he will leave me positive
feedback, and, then yes you can believe that I will leave him the
feedback that he deserves.
Not a chance of that happening, Walter. Sellers like this NEVER
War of the Worlds B.
Martian war machines over a city in flames.
Justifiably the most coveted 50s sf halfsheet.
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Re: little old ladies and gallows humor,
One of many somewhat disrespectful acronyms known to medical professionals
describes an elderly woman who has fractured her hip as having a presenting
complaint of 'LOL squared' - little old lady, lying on linoleum.
Randy
Before the advent of the
I'm looking for paper on The Beast of Yucca Flats . Certainly one of the finest
works in Tor Johnson's oeuvre, and about which it can truly be said that a long
time can go by without these posters coming up for sale.
I'm interested in the onesheet, insert and/or lobby cards in VG or better
Does anyone here know when the following poster for the movie Blood Simple
would have been used? Although a fan of the film, I had not seen this poster
until recently.
http://movieposters.ha.com/common/view_item.php?Sale_No=59052Lot_No=62
It is dated 1984; perhaps from one of the film
This sounds like an eBay advertisement rather than a genuine question on who
collects Elvis or Marilyn.
And this would make him different from every other poster dealer here in what
way?
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