I’ve had a few of both version of the 10.5x13.5 ones over the years and yes the
frames are very fragile and hard to find in great condition. I have one that I
upgraded to a better condition that I’ll be posting the old one on ebay soon.
The 2001 4.25x5.75 postcard Lenticulars are much more
I have species 2 and Bram stoker shadowbuilder lenticulars that were
both used for Videos and are said to look better then the theatricals..
35.00 if you need or ill do the 2 for 50 and 15 in a tube shipped
why it was spelled wrong is it may be it was made to be a brand nameand
spelled unique
I have one of these 2001 lenticulars, almost had two. Bought one from the UK
and between the UK and the US someone opened the box and took it. I did not pay
much for it as it had a crack in it so not much of value anyhow.
Hey, how come the word lenticular comes up in spell checker as not
truegreat time to Buy lionel trains as no young people seem to be
into trains...
matter of fact Young people like computers, TVs gadgets more then large
stuff,,,they have all gone cyber.
trends seem to be cars...homes, andpersonal items liekvanity stuff..
the cars...seems
Having a look at the prices fetched in the recent HA auction I notice that
quite a few don't make minimum estimate bids - overvalued, lack of interest
or decline in the market?
Tommy
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I watched the auction. It felt like there were not that many people
participating live as in the past. But that’s a guess. It also seemed
that people were selective on what got a lot of attention.And their
definitely were a few items that did very very well. It will be
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This week Heritage features a GREAT selection of 451 VINTAGE lots of RARE MOVIE
POSTERS, LOBBY CARDS, PHOTOS, and related Memorabilia ending Sunday, Nov.
Yeah, those 2001 Space Odyssey Lenticulars went for double what they normally
go for.
All the best.
Sincerely,
Paul W. Hazen
Handshake Partners
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> On Nov 19, 2018, at 7:27 AM, Ira Rubenstein wrote:
>
> I watched the auction. It felt like
So what? Some items fetched high prices, but there were still a number
which were unexpectedly low, certainly in the lower ranges. Just wondering
if MOPOers have any ideas as to why that should be so.
On Mon, 19 Nov 2018 at 16:02, Paul W. Hazen <
has anyone done a study of demographics of Poster buyers in Movies??like
perhaps learn about posters or even a chart of sales likePoter almanac
used to be??Between Bruce and heritage it should be possible and
Morrie...
as well as Sotheby's and the others..
I noticed a oversupply starting
One might pick out specific items that sold lower but generally speaking $1.6mm
was a good auction and no, there were no less bidders participating if our
number are correct.
This amounts to a general value of around $1600 per poster.
I am surprised one would find this to be a lower valued
I think it was like every auction Tommy
some high prices, some low prices, some items with too-high reserves
not selling
a number of items that did not garner first bid I felt were
obviously reserved too high by the owners and this is an area where
I think
We have had this discussion several times. People tend to collect
memories and mostly during their middle age period from 40-60 years old.
These days, stuff from the 1960s and earlier are before they were born, so
they can only relate to a few timeless classics. 80s and 90s are red hot
now.
I’m probably the youngest one on here and I too would be curious to see what’s
the demographics are in buying certain years of memorabilia. Having dealt with
a lot of the major buyers over the last 20 years in collecting Kubrick, I am
starting to see several of those people start to liquidate,
Obviously I would expect you to defend the auction prices, Grey, and there
is no doubting that as a whole it was probably a very successful auction
for you, with some high prices over estimate. I am not raising the matter
of lower bids in an effort to denigrate the auction, but I was not 'picking
I would like to offer that I decided not to bid on the two posters I was
most interested in. I am quite certain they sold for less than had I
participated. In fact, the prices I saw were in what I would consider my
acceptable range. Had I bid I know I would have paid more than I really
wanted to
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