That is often the case, especially with older films. There are more original
CASABLANCA one sheets around, for example, than one sheets for the 1949 Warners
reissue. Films like THE WIZARD OF OZ, where the film was rereleased again and
again are different. But look at THIS GUN FOR HIRE. There is a good reissue
from 1946, I think. Rarer than the original. EASY RIDER -- the 72 reissue is
much rarer and better!
On Sep 13, 2010, at 6:47 AM, rixpost...@aol.com wrote:
> In what instance is a RE-ISSUE one sheet on a title harder to find that an
> ORIGINAL one sheet. (Sure, you could say The Hustler, but I don't think
> that's true---eBay has been more inundated with 1964 re-issues than the
> original one sheet
> lately). I'm sure there are A LOT of instances where this is true. What are
> they?
Kirby McDaniel
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