I've been watching this auction the last couple of days. I think HERITAGE's
weekly internet sales have been getting better and better and honestly, this
weeks sale looks better than most other auctioneers major sales. I just noticed
the lobby from House on Haunted Hill is currently sitting at
Hey Rich! Very accurately stated. I'll be at the sale next week and looking
forward to seeing that insert and all of the rest of the classic posters in
person!
On Sat, 7/20/13, Richard Halegua Comic Art sa...@comic-art.com wrote:
Subject: Re:
There are lots of cases of movie posters in the background of other movies. One
of my personal favorites is in The Maltese Falcon. As Bogart arrives on the
crime scene of his murdered partner, in the background we can clearly see a one
sheet posted to a wall for Swing Your Lady-- a film Bogart
Yeah, I've had that happen. Years ago, when the Oliver Stone film JFK was being
filmed,the Prop Master (one Grey Smith !!) called me looking for a one sheet
for War Is Hell. That was the film playing at the theatre where Lee Harvey
Oswald was taken into custody after the assassination of
That was hilarious! I love these stories. Sad for the guy who thinks he's got a
major item, but ... still hilarious.
--- On Wed, 5/22/13, Kirby McDaniel ki...@movieart.net wrote:
From: Kirby McDaniel ki...@movieart.net
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Forest Lake man finds poster worth thousands
To:
No, that's extremely different from anything I've ever seen or dealt with on
the title..
--- On Mon, 4/18/11, Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com
Subject: [MOPO] Any of you experts seen this Frankenstein ad anywhere before?
To:
be invaluable in exactly dating
re-releases) but I don't recall seeing one on one of these.
I am sure
Ron Moore, Grey Smith or Ed Poole will have more light to shed on this
subject!
On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 12:28 AM, Darcy and Tracey Craig
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wrote:
Hello all
Hey Mike!
Those were great suggestions from both Bruce and Allen but
you might ask yourself a couple of questions first- such as- how fast do you
want or need to move your items? And, obviously, you want to maximize your
return so (other than Ebay fees) do you mind paying a consignors
Hi Richard!
Actually, you mentioned the wrong Ron. Ron Borst wasn't involved in the New
Zealand find. That was me. And yes, I've made lots of great finds over the
years.
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--- On Mon, 7/26/10, Richard Evans evan...@blueyonder.co.uk wrote:
From: Richard Evans
The One That Got Away…
August 1990-
Ken Schacter and I were speeding East across Arizona as fast as we could.
Our 1986 Ford Aerostar van was staying cooler than we were. I was born and
raised in the heat of Texas and was used to the 100 + degree heat, but Ken was
a Canadian and not used to
As an interesting aside... Several years ago I spoke with the man who leased
the posters used in Play It Again Sam to the production company. Although he
got most of his posters back after the film wraped, he stated that the Across
the Pacific six sheet somehow disappeared! He was never able to
Hey Bruce!
I was at the Heritage auction on Friday and Saturday. Dallas is so close to
Austin so it's easy for me to travel there and actually attend. If you had come
to the show, you could have actually compared the This Gun For Hire one sheet
to the photo in the catalog- which I did. The
Hershenson brucehershen...@gmail.com
Subject: Re: [MOPO] The Scandal-plus cut, pressed washed, starched dried
To: Ron Moore cinemaicon...@yahoo.com
Cc: MoPo-L@listserv.american.edu
Date: Sunday, July 18, 2010, 9:47 AM
I trust you and believe you Ron. But why are the reds on the poster unlike the
reds
Sorry I'm so late replying on this one, but I've been out of town on biz.
As for the Adventures of Robin Hood lobbies, all originals were on linen finish
paper in 1938. The flat cards were from the 1945 reissue. There were also
completely different cards issued for the 1948 re-release as well.
So- what is Dip Shit (DS) really telling us? Let me translate...
I KNOW fuckin' everything about this fuckin' fake poster and lobby card
situation and I KNOW that fuckin' Heritage is doing fuck all nothing about it
because they don't personally answer my fuckin' questions and kiss my fuckin'
Thanks for posting the serial Earl! That really took me back. I grew up in
Houston and it was guys like yourself and Roy Bonario (one of the serial's
villains) that got me started collecting movie posters back in 1970. Was that
Ken Donnell I saw too?
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--- On Thu,
I have to agree with Dario 100% on this one. I can't even imagine how many
posters would have been lost to this hobby without restoration. And for the
record, how many major works of art outside of posters would have been lost
without restoration? The practice is perfectly acceptable in the art
Both of the one sheets mentioned, The Creature From the Black Lagoon and
Spellbound were both unbacked and in incredibly clean condition. I was at the
auction, and to be quite honest, after seeing dozens of Creature one sheets
over the last 30 years of collecting, I've never seen one this clean
Love the discussion. It's been entertaining. However, one of the comments made
earlier asked why weren't other fees included in the final price of a poster~
such as restoration costs and shipping? Those are options. IF you live in the
same town where an auction is being held, you have the
sheet I had to get that one
to replace my US one sheet.
And then of course, there are the Universal Horror posters. Wonderful posters
for films that are sheer fun/ escapism. They're a perfect combo. Gotta love
'em.
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that painting over them is the only way
to remove them, they are seriously mistaken. I've
literally done hundreds of posters over the years.
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--- Alan Adler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know censor stamps are supposed to be bad -
but they are kind of interesting
. Maybe the
pleasure their collectibles brought took their minds
off of their troubles for a short while.
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--- Glenn Taranto [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Richard -
I have often wondered how much of the hobby was tied
to entertainment professionals as opposed to rich
investors
in LA and Guernsey's in
New York among others.
I should just clip and save this post so I can paste
it into a response next year.
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This does not make sense.
The only thing that matters is the FINAL PRICE you
pay for an item, and
whether you are satisfied
delivered at the end of the day.
Hey, keep up the good work and have a great day!
Ron Moore
--- Bruce Hershenson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ron
A correction on your correction:
1) I never claimed to run the first movie poster
auction. I didn't even run
the first movie poster auction at a major
No, the pressbooks for Bride of Frankenstein and
Werewolf of London have gone for higher ~ and that's
primarily because they look like slightly smaller
inserts. Also, I sold a Mark of the Vampire presbook
several years ago for over $7,000.
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--- Joel Nelson [EMAIL
Hi Rick-
Those are all Warner Brothers titles. I seem to
remember a few years ago seeing a catalog from the
Warner's store where they were selling one sheets on
Dirty Harry, Rebel Without a Cause, etc. all were
rolled and on glossy paper- and with the exception of
Rebel (which was never issued
own and can almost be excluded from the rest
of the hobby.
My congratulations to Grey, as usual, for putting on a
marvelous auction where it appears that this hobby has
no limits and continues to grow with new collectors
coming into the market.
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of them. Some of them
are pretty entertaining- but long. I really condensed
the one about the Mummy as there was a lot more to it.
When I get a chance next week, maybe I'll type out a
few. Some of them I actually acquired and a few got
away, but they're all great stories!
Ron Moore
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understanding, Dennis's wife is planning on keeping his collection as well.
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-- Original message -- From: Greg Douglass [EMAIL PROTECTED] Phillip: I managed to score the I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN one sheet, which I got for a pretty reasonable price
to it- similar to
the Warners texture used on inserts, halfs and lobbies by them in 1938-1940.
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-- Original message --
From: John Waldman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I also have Underwater lobbies that are glossy, as is the one sheet, half
sheet
the $300 estimate. That doesn't mean they will sell for $300.
Roland
Ron Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey Roland-
Hey Rich-
That's a lot of disinformation. You guys need to back those kind of
statements
up with some actual facts for a change. Present your evidence, not your
. There are (as usual) some fantastic items.
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Hey Roland-
Hey Rich-
That's a lot of disinformation. You guys need to back those kind of statements
up with some actual facts for a change. Present your evidence, not your opinion.
I know (For a Fact) that Heritage does take items that are expected to sell for
less than $300 - because I've
others think about
that.
Regards,
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-- Original message --
From: Sean Linkenback [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey, I'm sure all Universal horror collectors wish that lobbies were $5.00
each and one sheets were $25.00, but those days are long gone
Hello Nathalie!
My most sincere apologies. I never mean to be insulting and if I came
across that way I am truly sorry. Sometimes I read peoples comments in the
wrong way and releate them to scenarios I have seen in the past. I have known
many collectors over the years that felt that
Hi Joe!
If you're talking about the Hair-Raising Hare image, then that is a snipe that
was printed by the studios (a little smaller than 8x10) that was to be pasted
onto the stock one sheets that were issued. These individual snipes are very
scarce and are rarely offered for sale.
Ron Moore
of displaying
it. It may be the most cherished in the collection.
As for the best poster I currently have in the collection... would have to be a
King Kong six sheet.
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-- Original message --
From: Movielegends [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My Horrors
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On Jan 22, 2006, at 9:47 PM, Ron Moore wrote:
I wasn't able to attend the Bonham's auction and I was not planning
on bidding with them because I couldn't attend- that is until I had
a friend in LA look at the items for me in person. Then I felt I
could at least bid via phone. My
to appear as a
9.4.
Just an idea.
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-- Original message --
From: Toochis Morin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I was at the auction and unfortunately won nothing. I
did notice, however, that there were several faded
posters which people won and they were
to find a nice copy and put it in
your collection! It really is a great one sheet! Saul and Evan- you're ahead
of the game!
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-- Original message --
From: Saul H. Chapman, Ph.D [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Evan,
The Miracle Worker is one of my
think we
can throw out that guess about collectors doing it!
So who did do it? It HAS to be either the studios or the printers. Take your
choice. It was still a standard in the industry.
Ron Moore
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From: Sean Linkenback [EMAIL PROTECTED
of being the shill- could be pretty funny.
Who needs World Series of Poker on ESPN? They should televise poster auctions!
See what you guys are missing by not attending the auctions in person.
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to meeting some of my fellow collectors and dealers.
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of
the items in the sale by going to
http://www.heritagemovieposters.com/common/search_items.php?Sale_No=624.
Have fun! I know I will!
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I agree with Kirby on this one. I have seen some poster listed as re-issues on
the poster itself. Also, there are quite a few re-release posters from
Republic Pictures during the 1940's that clearly state Re-print on them.
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Hi Bruce! First of all, good morning to you. I see you've read my MOPO post and I was hoping that you would read it with the spirit in which it was intended. My overall intention was to let people know the hobby needs both auction houses (yours and Heritage), that there's room for everyone, and
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