h love to you, Tom!
Sent: Wednesday, February 21, 2024 at 1:52 PM
From: "Tom Martin"
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Does This Poster Restoration Work Impact Value?
Funny when the movie Corvette fever came out Mark Hamill and Annie Potts
came to Toledo because t
David, I totally agree. It's part of the story and the story adds
historical value at least. Of course it depends on the story how much. A
signing session with sharpie for which the owner of the signature stood
in line to pay the 25 bucks is less of a story than the one of a fan who
left
hello David///
i think Picasso used to sign stuff at restraunts and neverpaid for a
dinneras the owners wanted the sig over money...orit was a skiton snl
orsomething LOL:)
Iliked letters and contracts and checks i had a errol Flynn Contract and
a marilyn Monor and a rockabilly programs i sold
This debate has been going on for years and people remain split on it. In
fact, more recently there was this raging debate on a fan site about removing
personalization from a genuine signature from a Beatle.
My thoughts, then vs. now, have changed.
I used to think personalization ruins a
Funny when the movie Corvette fever came out Mark Hamill and Annie Potts
came to Toledo because the Corvette used in the film was sourced out
from Terry Makaylas a local Corvette dealer who I had supplied models
for his Corvette fever magazine so I got to have dinner with Mark Hamill
and sit
Oh, Boy... Here we go! LOL! - Glenn (Stan) T.
On Wed, Feb 21, 2024 at 4:44 PM wrote:
> Thanks Stan , that's a great story!
>
> Wim
>
> On 2024-02-21 22:41, Glenn Taranto wrote:
> > Interesting topic, Scott. I have always been under the impression
> > that a personalized autograph was more
Thanks Stan , that's a great story!
Wim
On 2024-02-21 22:41, Glenn Taranto wrote:
Interesting topic, Scott. I have always been under the impression
that a personalized autograph was more likely to be authentic.
I had Robert Dix sign a lobby card the first time I met him. Instead
of Glenn he
Interesting topic, Scott. I have always been under the impression that a
personalized autograph was more likely to be authentic.
I had Robert Dix sign a lobby card the first time I met him. Instead of
Glenn he signed it to STAN! I was too polite to correct him or do anything
about it. It
I’ve run across the situation with fine art that salutations with someone’s
name quoted - like “Harold” decrease value of the piece - The sense is only
people named Harold would want to own it. But I would not remove the signature
if there is one.
Alan
> On Feb 21, 2024, at 1:05 PM, Scott
Interesting video from Fourth Cone Restoration on YouTube where a client
wanted "Best to Harold" removed from a "Star Wars" Topps poster, autographed
by Mark Hamill. Does this kind of restoration make any difference in the
value of the poster? This being a Topps poster, I'm not sure how much value
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