Re: [MOPO] Another killer deal from PayPal ("an eBay company")

[Joe Bonelli]

Are you turning blue yet???
Joe B.


>
> From: J R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2005/02/19 Sat AM 12:12:50 EST
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Subject: [MOPO] Another killer deal from PayPal ("an eBay company")
>
> Hey, when did this happen? PayPal has just put a LIMIT on the amount of money 
> I can RECEIVE into my personal account during any 30 day period (the personal 
> PayPal account is the one where they don't charge you any fees). This is 
> something new. There was always a $500 limit on the amount I could withdraw 
> from the personal account in one month, but never a limit on how much I could 
> RECEIVE into the account before. In spite of the fact that I get spam from 
> PayPal and eBay on a regular basis, I never saw a word about this new 
> "inducement" to get everyone to, um, how you Americans say? "upgrade" to the 
> so-called premier account (where I get charged 30 cents every time I receive 
> anything plus pay a stiff 3% on whatever the amount is).
>
> so, once again eBay giveth and eBay taketh away... do you think if I wrote an 
> email to that new guy at eBay... you know, the friendly one who sent me such 
> a nice message the other day and said he would read all messages 
> personally... that maybe he would get them to reverse this policy? I'll hold 
> my breath..
>
> -- JR
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[MOPO] Another killer deal from PayPal ("an eBay company")

[J R]

Hey, when did this happen? PayPal has just put a LIMIT on the amount of 
money I can RECEIVE into my personal account during any 30 day period (the 
personal PayPal account is the one where they don't charge you any fees). 
This is something new. There was always a $500 limit on the amount I could 
withdraw from the personal account in one month, but never a limit on how much I 
could RECEIVE into the account before. In spite of the fact that I get spam from 
PayPal and eBay on a regular basis, I never saw a word about this new 
"inducement" to get everyone to, um, how you Americans say? "upgrade" to the 
so-called premier account (where I get charged 30 cents every time I receive 
anything plus pay a stiff 3% on whatever the amount is).
 
so, once again eBay giveth and eBay taketh away... do you think if I wrote 
an email to that new guy at eBay... you know, the friendly one who sent me such 
a nice message the other day and said he would read all messages 
personally... that maybe he would get them to reverse this policy? I'll hold my 
breath..
 
-- JR
 
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[MOPO] WTB: Dead Reckoning Style B, OS

[Doug Taylor]

Please send quote, condition and picture (if available).

 

Thank you

 

DBT






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[MOPO] gate unlocked!

[Phil Edwards Cinema Arts]

Thanks to everybody for helping get beyond the 
moral guardians who, in this case, are actually eBay US and not our local 
government! The blocked link is set up by eBay US.
 
Now having viewed the material, I feel thoroughly 
corrupted and will go watch RANDOM HARVEST to cleanse myself!
 
Phil
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Re: [MOPO] banned from the club

[Henry Mazel]

The Hays Office is alive and well down under. Don't worry, nothing to get excited about :)

Henry

The Poster Mint

[MOPO] banned from the club

[Phil Edwards Cinema Arts]

From: "Rod Morgan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: 
Friday, February 18, 2005 5:10 PMSubject: [MOPO] Playboy 
Productions---always better in Metric> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5559430721
 
Well, I went to see what Rod was posting about to 
discover that Ebay has decided to bar Australians from viewing this 
item.
 
Anybody know a work-around?
Phil
 
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[MOPO] Playboy Productions---always better in Metric

[Rod Morgan]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=5559430721



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[MOPO] Lifetime achievement award. To- Scott Burns 2005 -Kudos.!!!!

[Tom Martin]

 which Brings us To Scott Burns Mopos Creator and Host.. this man deserves the 
Lifetime
achievement award in Movie memorabilia longevity of having a site and providing 
a spot..
also.. Brian Bukantis, ED and Sue Poole..
 Scott has made in to 2005 against all odds.. he has suffered Puplic ridicule, 
threats,
mass panic.
Mutiny's, mass hysteria, and still managed to keep a fair even temper and most 
of all not
abandon or close down mopo. He keeps a fair forum and seldom speaks put against 
any group
or individual.. allows free speech, and welcomes all.

I tip My Hat to Scott Burns for hosting and providing a hospitable spot for 
people to
network

best for many more years Scott,
Tom
Hollywood Dream factory®
Toledo,Ohio 43613

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> I would agree with JR here.(see his quote at bottom)  First, MOPO is always a
> good place to start for buying and selling.   In regards to poster pricing,
> especially on Ebay, the myriad of categories makes it possible to find an item
> listed in a bad place, or a listing by someone who doesn't normally deal in
> posters listing a highly sought after poster at a bargain price.
> As an example,
>  I've been collecting the true life adventure series of posters that Disney
> released in the 50's. I just got a 1949 seal island one sheet I've been 
> keeping
> an eye out for, for $27.  (I think it was in a category named paper) 10 years
> ago this would have brought $200 fairly easy.  It was an auction by those
> ISOLDIT people who auction off stuff for others.  They were happy and I was
> happy.  They listed it for $19.
>
> I'm still looking for Bear Country.. and Prowlers of the
> Everglades... also posters from the Disney People and Places series from 
> the '50's.
> If you have these write me.
> Best regards, Martin
>
> n a message dated 2/18/2005 2:11:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> <<
>  At this point I think there's a nice balance between auctions and retail
> direct dealer sales. There will continue to be vagaries between them -- 
> sometimes
> large variations -- but overall I think the collectibles marketplace is much
> healthier for the long term in areas such as movie poster collecting than ever
> before.
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[MOPO] FA CLOSING! DR ZHIVAGO US One Sheet

[Rixposterz]

  TAKE A LOOK!  GREAT ARTWORK!  A REAL BARGAIN!
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[MOPO] OZ TO OZ is definitely a repro

[David Kusumoto]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3875578921
That poster is definitely a commercial repro.  The giveaway is the
"Hollywood Theater" decorative paint and font that frames the glass (and it
is glass).  I don't remember the name of the company, but during the early
1970s, I purchased the same configuration at a K-Mart or Sears or Montgomery
Ward type store, and it was for "Gone With the Wind."  I think there were
only three titles from which to choose, the third being "Casablanca."  No
King Kongs or stuff from other genres.
I owned it for about 5 years, well before I got serious collecting
originals.  It was in direct sunlight (who knew?), the paint started flaking
off the decorative glass and I junked it.  You could argue it's 1970s
vintage, but it's definitely not 1939 vintage.  I think it cost me $14.98 or
thereabouts.
-koose.
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Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia gets the vapors?

[J R]

And Anon (you really need to identify yourself a bit better... heck, even I 
use "JR"),
 
What you are describing is hardly "unscrupulous" -- it is just the way 
business is done (in all areas of life). For instance, if a car dealer has a hot 
model, they will often tack on hundreds of extra bucks to the price, 
figuring if people are seeking that particular model some of them will be 
willing to pay a bit more for it -- and this is for a vehicle that carries on 
its window a manufacturer's sticker with a recommended "retail price". Gas 
stations in richer or busier parts of town (or at a highway on ramp) charge more 
for the exact same gas than some other stations due. One grocery store charges 
20 cent more for a box of Cherrios than the one across the street does. So what? 
That's what happens in a free market economy. It's called caveat emptor and it 
means "buyer beware" (also known as do your homework and be a smart shopper and 
don't pay more than you need to).
 
It is perfectly ethical (therefore "scrupulous") for anyone to ask 
whatever price they want for a poster -- and you are entitled to accept, reject 
or attempt to negotiate the price to some other level. No point in name-calling 
or pretending that this kind of thing only happens on MOPO where the "dealers 
all stick together". There is no such thing as a fixed price for any collectible 
-- only reports of past sales and auctions to serve as rough guidelines. A 
dealer's printed price list is only good until he decides to change it 
(unless it is in a printed ad which is publicly distributed, at which point it 
become an contractual offer to sell at that price). Sure, some sellers operate 
much more "fairly and friendlier" than others, but unless they are engaging in 
some kind of fraud like trying to sell you one thing while telling you it is 
another, using words like "unscrupulous" to describe them is a bit much.
 
Note that I am NOT a dealer and have posted plenty of criticisms to this 
list in the past about some of the dealer and auction activity I've seen that I 
thought needed questioning -- but getting all hot and bothered just because 
someone quotes you a retail price that is higher than you want to pay... 
c'mon...
 
-- JR
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
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  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 
  12:42
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia 
  wanted
  zeevi reported the other day that a dealer last 
  week (and i will not expose his identity) offered to sell me 2 half sheets of 
  a title that appeared on my want list.  we exchanged a few emails.  
  after 3-4 emails, he quoted me a price for each.  ironically, a fellow 
  collector emailed me his current sale list.  his offer to me was about 
  50-75 higher than his printed list.  (these are posters that sell for 
  just about 200 each).   did he inflate his prices because he thought 
  i was an ignorant collector?    JUST ONE 
  EXAMPLE...    i have so many 
  more.    unscrupulous dealers on MOPO think they hit the 
  lottery when the see a collector wanting a poster.i find it amazing 
  how dealers stick together on 
  ebay! Visit the 
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[MOPO] To OZ

[Dr Vollin Md]

Just to end any confusion. I am not selling this poster just found it to be odd. drV
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Re: [MOPO] HERE WE GO AGAIN........ TO OZ TO OZ

[Phil Edwards Cinema Arts]

I'm not saying this guy is passing a repro as an original - it maybe be an
original something - but I have definitely seen this poster as repro sold in
poster shops here in Australia.
Phil

Phil Edwards Cinema Arts Pty Ltd
26 Vista Avenue
Soldiers Point
NSW 2317
AUSTRALIA
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To: 
Sent: Saturday, February 19, 2005 7:05 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] HERE WE GO AGAIN TO OZ TO OZ


> I saw this poster as well; it ain't the usual Portal poster. It COULD be
> a jumbo window card; I think I've seen this art in that format. Before
> bidding, I'd have to have this baby taken out of the frame and checked
> for the usual markings of authenticity, which the seller seems loath to
> do. "OK, so you're, ah-h-h-h, PRETTY sure it's the real thing, Mr.
> Seller? OK...here's a grand. I certainly trust you..."
> Greg Douglass
> Dr Vollin Md wrote:
>
> > # 3875578921 ebay  My Description: Original 1939 Wizard of Oz movie
> > poster in its original 1970's frame measures 22 x28 but the frame has
> > 2 inch borders. Not Portal:  Bid 1,000.00 and $40.00 shipping -any
> > takers? drV
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[MOPO] FS: Very Cool, Vintage McQueen "Bullitt" Poster

[Ed Flood]

Steve McQueen Is "Bullitt" ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=60332&item=3875561893&rd=1

Other great posters will be forthcoming (in alpha order)

Back to the Future Quad
Charade Insert
Diner Half Sheet
(The) Empire Strikes Back Insert (GWTW Style)
Fight Club Quad
>From Russia With Love French Affiche
GoldenEye Advance 1-Sheet
Goldfinger Commissioned Lithograph (by Jeff Marshall)
(A) Hard Day's Night Re-Release Quad
L.A. Confidential International 1-Sheet
(The) Natural Daybill
Out of Sight 1-Sheet
Raging Bull Insert
Serpico Insert
Shawshank Redemption 1-Sheet
(The) Sixth Sense 1-Sheet
Star Wars Video Insert
Trainspotting Canadian 1-Sheet
(The) Usual Suspects Quad







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[MOPO] FA: The Glass Key

[Henry Mazel]

eBay item 3874663609 (Ends Feb-21-05 18:30:00 PST) - THE GLASS KEY (1942) WC- Veronica Lake - Near Mint Noir

or by seller: ahro

Heny
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Re: [MOPO] FS: BLUE DAHLIA U.S. ONE SHEET

[Ed Flood]

$8,499 would be better.

Kirby McDaniel wrote:
Original one sheet.  Condition: it doesn't get any better than this.
$8500.
Kirby McDaniel
MovieArt Original Film Posters
P.O. Box 4419
Austin TX 78765-4419
512 479 6680
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Re: [MOPO] The fine art of poster pricing AND a WTB

[Wdposter]

I would agree with JR here.(see his quote at bottom)  First, MOPO is always a
good place to start for buying and selling.   In regards to poster pricing,
especially on Ebay, the myriad of categories makes it possible to find an item
listed in a bad place, or a listing by someone who doesn't normally deal in
posters listing a highly sought after poster at a bargain price.
As an example,
 I've been collecting the true life adventure series of posters that Disney
released in the 50's. I just got a 1949 seal island one sheet I've been keeping
an eye out for, for $27.  (I think it was in a category named paper) 10 years
ago this would have brought $200 fairly easy.  It was an auction by those
ISOLDIT people who auction off stuff for others.  They were happy and I was
happy.  They listed it for $19.

I'm still looking for Bear Country.. and Prowlers of the
Everglades... also posters from the Disney People and Places series from 
the '50's.
If you have these write me.
Best regards, Martin

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<<
 At this point I think there's a nice balance between auctions and retail
direct dealer sales. There will continue to be vagaries between them -- 
sometimes
large variations -- but overall I think the collectibles marketplace is much
healthier for the long term in areas such as movie poster collecting than ever
before.
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Re: [MOPO] HERE WE GO AGAIN........ TO OZ TO OZ

[Greg Douglass]

I saw this poster as well; it ain't the usual Portal poster. It COULD be
a jumbo window card; I think I've seen this art in that format. Before
bidding, I'd have to have this baby taken out of the frame and checked
for the usual markings of authenticity, which the seller seems loath to
do. "OK, so you're, ah-h-h-h, PRETTY sure it's the real thing, Mr.
Seller? OK...here's a grand. I certainly trust you..."
Greg Douglass
Dr Vollin Md wrote:
# 3875578921 ebay  My Description: Original 1939 Wizard of Oz movie
poster in its original 1970's frame measures 22 x28 but the frame has
2 inch borders. Not Portal:  Bid 1,000.00 and $40.00 shipping -any
takers? drV
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[MOPO] Apologies If Already Received - Vintage Poster Post

[Ed Flood]

Apologies if this has already been received.  I had no record of it
going out.

For Sale -- Steve McQueen Is "Bullitt" ...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=60332&item=3875561893&rd=1

Other great posters will be forthcoming (in alpha
order)

Back to the Future Quad
Charade Insert
Diner Half Sheet
(The) Empire Strikes Back Insert (GWTW Style)
Fight Club Quad
>From Russia With Love French Affiche
GoldenEye Advance 1-Sheet
Goldfinger Commissioned Lithograph (by Jeff Marshall)
(A) Hard Day's Night Re-Release Quad
L.A. Confidential International 1-Sheet
(The) Natural Daybill
Out of Sight 1-Sheet
Raging Bull Insert
Serpico Insert
Shawshank Redemption 1-Sheet
(The) Sixth Sense 1-Sheet
Star Wars Video Insert
Trainspotting Canadian 1-Sheet
(The) Usual Suspects Quad




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Re: [MOPO] are WANT LISTS on MOPO a waste of time?????

[Wdposter]

If I have it I always respond.  It makes no difference to me whether its a
collector or a dealer, and I don't worry about what they are going to do with
it.   The price I ask is what I will take for it.  I even forward requests to a
friend of mine if I think he has it, especially Sam's since I know he probably
has a buyer and is not just fishing.  Martin

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[MOPO] HERE WE GO AGAIN........ TO OZ TO OZ

[Dr Vollin Md]

# 3875578921 ebay  My Description: Original 1939 Wizard of Oz movie poster in its original 1970's frame measures 22 x28 but the frame has 2 inch borders. Not Portal:  Bid 1,000.00 and $40.00 shipping -any takers? drV
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[MOPO] The fine art of poster pricing (make me an offer I can't refuse)

[J R]

Yeah, except that the TOUCH OF EVIL half sheet was bought on eBay, where in 
theory the marketplace sets the price instead of the seller, so in theory this 
seller's ignorance of the true value of the poster should not have mattered 
(right...). But apparently that particular week there wasn't anyone checking out 
movie posters on eBay who wanted to pay more than $320 for this one. Of course, 
that doesn't mean it isn't "worth more" -- we all know that simply depends on 
who happens to be looking that week and how many people happen to want it at 
that moment -- and that dynamic can apply to both auction and direct dealer 
sales.
 
There's no question that getting the TOUCH half sheet for $320 is a stroke 
of pure luck. Heck, one sold on MoviePosterBid.com back in April of last year 
for $465. But here you had one of those dream situations where the seller was 
not primarily a poster dealer -- not someone with a strong interest in 
movie posters. If he had been, there's no way he would have let it go for that. 
So, sometimes a buyer gets lucky. I've pointed out before that in many cases the 
"retail" dealer price is being set by a dealer who is ALSO A COLLECTOR and what 
that dealer is saying with the high retail price is, essentially, "Look, I don't 
care what this poster might possibly go for on eBay in any given week. I only 
have one and I love it and I ain't lettin' it go for anything less 
than this price -- otherwise I'll just keep it and enjoy it in my own 
collection."
 
You can't fault anyone for that logic -- most of the time it isn't so much 
greed as it is desire to hold on to something they personally value a lot unless 
someone makes them an offer they can't refuse. And if you want a particular 
poster bad enough and can't find it anywhere else then you just have to pay 
another collector-dealer enough to get them to part with their own precious 
copy. That's just life in Collectibles City.
 
Even so, I do think the online auctions have added an interesting dynamic 
to the pricing of ALL collectibles. Prior to online auctions, the dealers set 
the prices and there was certainly a lot of agreement (informal and 
otherwise) that a lawyer would call "price fixing" between them. That's 
human nature, I'm not condemning it, but let's not pretend it didn't happen. 
As the online auctions took off over the past 8 years, something of a 
"balance" was added to the dealer pricing network. Sure, sometimes an item goes 
for super-cheap at auction... but other times (as we've seen with Bruce's 
auctions) it can end up in a bidding war and go for much more than the quoted 
"retail price" some other dealers might have it listed for. What the online 
auctions do is provide very loose guidelines as to what people are actually 
willing to pay for an item at the time the auction closes. Such prices are 
obviously not set in stone, but they certainly help provide a wider range of 
pricing and a better gauge of the market than either buyers or sellers used to 
have in the, um, "good old days."
 
At this point I think there's a nice balance between auctions and retail 
direct dealer sales. There will continue to be vagaries between them -- 
sometimes large variations -- but overall I think the collectibles marketplace 
is much healthier for the long term in areas such as movie poster 
collecting than ever before.
 
-- JR
 

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  lobby card 
  invasion 
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 
  12:24
  Subject: Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia 
  wanted
  And AnonymousYou said :"prices tend to be 
  ridiculously inflated when you find them through MOPO".I'm curious to 
  know your theory of why you think that is so?Regarding the Touch of 
  Evil half sheet you bought from that nice gentleman,you said that movie 
  posters was "not his field".  Maybe he just did'nt knowthe real 
  market value of that piece?  This is not to say that you didsomething 
  wrong, but on the other hand neither do dealers when they ask formarket 
  price, even if it is higher than what you paid for 
  it.Zeev- Original Message -From: "And 
  Anonymous" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>To: Sent: 
  Friday, February 18, 2005 10:37 AMSubject: Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia 
  wanted> hi john (and MOPO)>> prices tend to 
  be ridiculously inflated when you find them through MOPO.that's why the 
  unscrupulous dealers hate ebay.  my last good/great buy onebay last 
  month was the half sheet for TOUCH OF EVIL.  i paid about 320 
  withpostage.   the seller (who i spoke to on the phone after the 
  sale) is a verynice art dealer who acquired some nice posters, although 
  posters, per se, isnot his field.    i know 2/3 dealers 
  that have it (half or insert) listedfor plus or minus 1000.  so, if i 
  had advertised to buy it on MOPO, i wouldhave been offered it for that 
  higher price.  while it is certainly worth thehigher price, what 
  would you prefer to

Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[John Waldman]

Kirby,
The reissue I saw was in one of Bruce Hershenson's auctions a few years back.  It was a duotone poster, blue in color, I think.
Thanks,
JohnKirby McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John -I don't believe that there is a reissue of THE BLUE DAHLIA. I don't recall ever seeing a U.S. reissue. There was a 1945 reissue of THIS GUN FOR HIRE, but I don't remember THE BLUE DAHLIA ever being reissued.Best,Kirby McDanielMovieArt Original Film PostersP.O. Box 4419Austin TX 78765-4419512 479 6680www.movieart.netOn Feb 18, 2005, at 8:31 AM, John Waldman wrote:> Michael's post the other day about his want list brought to mind a > poster I've looked for on and off over the years.  The re-release > (60's I think) of the Blue Dahlia is a poster I would like to have if > anyone out there has one. As you can see it doesn't take much to make > me happy.  It would be nice to have the original, but I'm realistic, I > don't have that kind of $.> Thanks,>
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Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[And Anonymous]

zeev

i reported the other day that a dealer last week (and i will not expose his 
identity) offered to sell me 2 half sheets of a title that appeared on my want 
list.  we exchanged a few emails.  after 3-4 emails, he quoted me a price for 
each.  ironically, a fellow collector emailed me his current sale list.  his 
offer to me was about 50-75 higher than his printed list.  (these are posters 
that sell for just about 200 each).   did he inflate his prices because he 
thought i was an ignorant collector?JUST ONE EXAMPLE...
i have so many more.unscrupulous dealers on MOPO think they hit the lottery 
when the see a collector wanting a poster.

i find it amazing how dealers stick together on ebay!

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[MOPO] FS: BLUE DAHLIA U.S. ONE SHEET

[Kirby McDaniel]

Original one sheet.  Condition: it doesn't get any better than this.
$8500.
Kirby McDaniel
MovieArt Original Film Posters
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Austin TX 78765-4419
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[MOPO] FA & Buy It Now - Kurosawa, Eisenstein, Hitchcock, Truffaut, Melville, etc..

[Ioan Baicu]

Hi,
I listed on eBay 152 posters. 27 are with buy it now option only.
The titles are:
Shichinin
no samurai - Mifune, dir. Akira Kurosawa
Hot
Road - Le Rendez-vous - Annie Girardot, Noiret
First
Spaceship on Venus (1962) - YOKO TANI, dir. Kurt
Oratotis
miden (1970)- Nikos Kourkoulos
Ilja
Muromets (1956)-dir. Aleksandr Ptushko
The
400 Blows -Claire Maurier, dir. Francoise Truffaut
Amphibian
Man, The (1964)-Vladimir Korenev
Il
sorpasso-Catherine Spaak, Vittorio Gassman
Charade
(2)- Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant
Il
Tigre- Ann Margret, Vittorio Gassman
Alexander
Nevsky - dir. Sergei M. Eisenstein
The
Sink of Japan- dir. Shiro Moritani
Somewhere
in Time- Christopher Reeve, Jane Seymour
Ruy
Blas- Danielle Darrieux, Jean Marais
Superman
- Marlon Brando, Christoper Reeves- poster
Fun
in Acapulco - Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress, Paul L
Appuntamento
a Ischia (1960) - Domenico Modugno, Lualdi
Le
Doulos - Belmondo, dir. Jean-Pierre Melville
The
Defiant Ones -Tony Curtis,Sidney Poitier,Lon Chaney
Sanjuro
- Toshiro Mifune, dir. Akira Kurosawa
Los
pianos mecanicos - Melina Mercouri
Topkapi
- Melina Mercouri, Peter Ustinov
Conquest
- Greta Garbo, Charles Boyer - Romanian poster
Carmela-
Lola Flores, Antonio Badu
LEUCHTFEUER
(1954) -Leonhard Ritter
Austin
powers in Goldmember - MIKE MYERS
Du
bist wunderbar - CATERINA VALENTE
Arrivistes,
Les (1960) -Jean Claude Pascal
Le
grand restaurant (1966)-LOUIS DE FUNES
Week-end
a Zuydcoote -JEAN P. BELMONDO
Volga
- Volga (1938)- dir. Grigori Alexandrov
Tales
of the Siberian Land (1947)
Sbatti
il mostro in prima pagina- VOLONTE
Unfinished
Piece for a Player Piano, An
Ivan
the Terrible, Part Two (1959)-EISENSTEIN
Ruslan
and Ludmila -Liudmila Glazova
Concert
of Stars (1953)- Galina Ulanova
Mastera
russkogo baleta (1953)-Galina Ulanova
Sporting
Honor (1951)-G.Sergheev, L.Fricinski
Fifteen-Year-Old
Captain (1946)
First
Glove, The (1947)- Aleksandr Stepanov
Tigers
Tamer, The (1954)- Lyudmila Kasatkina
Daring
Circus Youth (1953)-Oleg Popov
Pole
Poppenspäler (1954) -HELIANE BEI
Model
Bianca -GERDA FALK, FRITZ WAGNER
Sein
grober sieg (1950)-KLAUS HOLM
The
call of the Sea -HANS KLERING
Fantomas
contre Scotland Yard-LOUIS DE FUNES
Secret
of Two Oceans, The (1955) -S.Stolearov
Rio
Bravo - John Wayne, Dean Martin
Battleship
Potemkin, The - dir. S. EISENSTEIN
Uncle
Vanya- dir. Andrei Konchalovsky
And
Quiet Flows the Don (1960) -GHERASIMOV
And
Quiet Flows the Don (1960) (II)
Russian
Ballerina (1947) -Galina Ulanova
Ni
vu, ni connu- LOUIS DE FUNES
All
about my Mother-dir. Almodovar, OSCAR
Zorro-
Alain Delon, dir. Duccio Tessari
Un
flic(II)-dir. Jean-Pierre Melville
Un
Flic -dir. Jean Pierre Melville
French
Connection -Gene Hackman
Africa
Express-Ursula Andress
Mysterious
X from Cosmos, The-Toshiya Wazaki
Quien
sabe ?-Gian Maria Volonte, Klaus Kinski
Hindenburg-George
C. Scott, Anne Bancroft
Once
a Thief (1965)- Alain Delon
Le
Salaire de la peur-dir. H.G. Clouzot
La
dolce vita- dir. Federico Fellini
La
Constanza della Ragione (1964)-DENEUVE
Fall
of the Roman Empire-Alec Guiness,S.LOREN
Secret
of Santa Vittoria, The -Anthony Quinn
Aladin
and Enchanted Lamp-animated French mov
La
Vie de chateau - Catherine Deneuve
Boulevard
du rhum-Brigitte Bardot, Lino V.
Aventures
of Robin Hood, The- Errol Flynn
Of
Human Bondage - Kim Novak, Laurence Harvey
Appaloosa
- Marlon Brando, dir. Sidney J. Furie
La
notte- Jeanne Moreau, dir. Michelangelo Antonioni
Press
for Time- Norman Wisdom, Derek Bond
Little
Lord Fauntleroy- Alec Guiness, Ricky Schroder
Mysterious
Island- Omar Sharif, after Jules Verne
Two
on the Seesaw - Shirley Mac Laine, dir. Robert Wise
On
the Lustre of Ice- Marika Kilius, Jurgen Baumler
Questa
specie d’amore-Jean Seberg, Ugo Tognazzi
Climats
- Marina Vlady, Emanuelle Riva
L’Homme
de Rio- Jean Paul Belmondo, Francoise Dorleac
King
Kong escapes - Akira Takarada, dir. Ishiro Honda
L’innocente
- Laura Antonelli, Giancarlo Giannini
Krasnaia
palatka- Claudia Cardinale, dir. Mihail Kalato
The
Main Event- Barbra Streisand
Madchen
in uniform -Romy Schneider, dir. Geza von Radva
Funny
Lady- Barbra Streisand, dir. Herbert Ross
I
mongoli- Anita Ekberg, Jack Palace, Antonella Lualdi
The
Professionals- Claudia Cardinale, Burt Lancaster
ABBA
- Swedish movie
Fall
of the Roman Empire- Sophia Loren, Alec Guiness
Around
the World in 80 Days- after Jules Verne
Southern
Star- Orson Welles, Ursula Andress
The
Hound of Baskervilles-Christopher Lee,Peter Cushing
The
Loves of a Blonde -Hana Brejchová,dir. Milos Forman
Star
Wars -Harrison Ford, dir. George Lucas -OSCAR 1978
Magnificent
Seven - Western- Steve McQueen
Four
Sons of Katie Elder - John Wayne, Dean Martin
Man
Who Shot Liberty Valance -John Wayne, James Stewart
SpiderMan
Strikes Back (1978) - Nicholas Hammond
Vie
privee - Brigitte Bardot, Marcello Mastroianni
Les
Parapluies de Cherbourg - Catherine Deneuve
War
and Peace - Liudmila Savelieva, Serghei Bondarciuk
NORTH
BY NORTHWEST - dir. Alfred Hitchcock
Gamos
ala ellinika -Konstandinou, Vasilis Georgiadis
CARTOUCHE

Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[Jbohmss]

There certainly was a re-issue UK quad. Just recently sold one.
 
Adrian
 
 
 
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Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[lobby card invasion]

And Anonymous

You said :

"prices tend to be ridiculously inflated when you find them through MOPO".

I'm curious to know your theory of why you think that is so?

Regarding the Touch of Evil half sheet you bought from that nice gentleman,
you said that movie posters was "not his field".  Maybe he just did'nt know
the real market value of that piece?  This is not to say that you did
something wrong, but on the other hand neither do dealers when they ask for
market price, even if it is higher than what you paid for it.

Zeev


- Original Message -
From: "And Anonymous" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2005 10:37 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted


> hi john (and MOPO)
>
> prices tend to be ridiculously inflated when you find them through MOPO.
that's why the unscrupulous dealers hate ebay.  my last good/great buy on
ebay last month was the half sheet for TOUCH OF EVIL.  i paid about 320 with
postage.   the seller (who i spoke to on the phone after the sale) is a very
nice art dealer who acquired some nice posters, although posters, per se, is
not his field.i know 2/3 dealers that have it (half or insert) listed
for plus or minus 1000.  so, if i had advertised to buy it on MOPO, i would
have been offered it for that higher price.  while it is certainly worth the
higher price, what would you prefer to pay?
>
> john, i bought THE BLUE DAHLIA insert the same day at auction that i
bought the half sheet of THIS GUN FOR HIRE 20 years ago.  i paid about 600
each back then.   both are displayed in my media room.
>
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[MOPO] Japanese Godzilla on eBay

[Helmut Hamm]

Title: Japanese Godzilla on eBay


Hi Mopo,

I added several original japanese monster posters to my
eBay-store, including some of the nicest 60s Godzillas.

See the list at

http://stores.ebay.com/Galerie-filmposter-net-Online-Store

As usual no giveaways, but some posters you don't see every
day.

Helmut Hamm
Galerie filmposter.net

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Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[Kirby McDaniel]

John -
I don't believe that there is a reissue of THE BLUE DAHLIA.  I don't
recall ever seeing a U.S. reissue.  There was a 1945 reissue of THIS
GUN FOR HIRE, but I don't remember THE BLUE DAHLIA ever being reissued.
Best,
Kirby McDaniel
MovieArt Original Film Posters
P.O. Box 4419
Austin TX 78765-4419
512 479 6680
www.movieart.net
On Feb 18, 2005, at 8:31 AM, John Waldman wrote:
Michael's post the other day about his want list brought to mind a
poster I've looked for on and off over the years.  The re-release
(60's I think) of the Blue Dahlia is a poster I would like to have if
anyone out there has one. As you can see it doesn't take much to make
me happy.  It would be nice to have the original, but I'm realistic, I
don't have that kind of $.
Thanks,
John
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[MOPO] Fwd: The life of Rudolph Valentino lobby cards full set (4Sale)

[Rosemary Mastandrea]

Hi all  MOPE S  For Sale Complete set  1935 R   Lobby Cards
ex.cond.   Any  interest ?Open  for offers   If nothing else please
read  about his interesting  life.Regards

Thank you,

Rosemary

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1935R The Eagle  11/14  Lobby Cards
.   Movie Legent of Silent Area His
LIfe story is History among  Movie Poster World . Born May 6  1895 in
CastellnettaItaly.  Died August 23  1926  He had lost his life from
a  perforated ulcer , blood poisioning at the age of  31 yrs.  At the
height of his career he had 37  Movies   credited , starting in 1914
The first ( My  Offical Wife)  His last  (The  Son of Sheik) 1926  .He
had 12 yrs. of  Stardon and started  at the age  of 19 yrs,old . What  a
Legent he was in this  movie   collectingworld .

Thank you,

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[MOPO] Nude: Mutiny on the Bounty?

[fluffhead]

Hi Gang,
Question about Marlon Brando and the Bounty film:

>From a Quote by Tiron Porter - ex-Bass player for Doobie Brothers and admitted
cinephile.

""The first videotape I ever saw was this giant Betamax machine at Jeff
Baxter’s house," said Porter, referencing the infamous Doobie/Steely Dan
guitarist everyone knew as "Skunk."
"He had Marlon Brando’s own cut of ‘Mutiny on the Bounty,’ in which all the
women were naked. Brando took these long soliloquies with all these women in
the background. I have no idea where it came from or what ever happened to it.""

Does anyone HAVE this copy of Bounty?  I'd like to see it.

Regards,
Gary

Link to entire story (if necessary, copy and paste in address bar):
"http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/archive/2005/February/11/style/stories/01style
htm"

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[MOPO] Auction April 27th

[Jbohmss]

http://www.bonhams.com/
 
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[MOPO] filmposter.net Website Update

[Helmut Hamm]

Hi Mopo,
our latest website update with 150 new additions is now online at
http://www.filmposter.net
Thanks for your interest.
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Re: [MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[And Anonymous]

hi john (and MOPO)

prices tend to be ridiculously inflated when you find them through MOPO.  
that's why the unscrupulous dealers hate ebay.  my last good/great buy on ebay 
last month was the half sheet for TOUCH OF EVIL.  i paid about 320 with 
postage.   the seller (who i spoke to on the phone after the sale) is a very 
nice art dealer who acquired some nice posters, although posters, per se, is 
not his field.i know 2/3 dealers that have it (half or insert) listed for 
plus or minus 1000.  so, if i had advertised to buy it on MOPO, i would have 
been offered it for that higher price.  while it is certainly worth the higher 
price, what would you prefer to pay?

john, i bought THE BLUE DAHLIA insert the same day at auction that i bought the 
half sheet of THIS GUN FOR HIRE 20 years ago.  i paid about 600 each back then. 
  both are displayed in my media room.

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[MOPO] 1950's Superman---6 Titles---Sets of 8---CLOSING

[Rod Morgan]

1954 "SUPERMAN FLIES AGAIN" Mint Set of 8 Lobby Cards
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6511440195

1954 "SUPERMAN & THE JUNGLE DEVIL" 8 mint lobby cards
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6511443120

1954 "SUPERMAN IN EXILE" 8 original mint lobby cards
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6511445823

1954 "SUPERMAN'S PERILS" 8 original mint lobby cards
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6511448145

1951 "Superman and the Mole Men" 8 mint Lobby Cards
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6511450813

1952 "ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN" Set of 8 Lobby Cards
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6511453298




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[MOPO] Blue Dahlia wanted

[John Waldman]

Michael's post the other day about his want list brought to mind a poster I've looked for on and off over the years.  The re-release (60's I think) of the Blue Dahlia is a poster I would like to have if anyone out there has one. As you can see it doesn't take much to make me happy.  It would be nice to have the original, but I'm realistic, I don't have that kind of $.
Thanks,
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