Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-27 Thread Dario Casadei




Autographs are cool if they are real.
"" Why have trillions when you can have Billions""
A personal insight to a mad mad.
http://members.shaw.ca/filmposters/ebaylist2/spywhoshaggedme.jpg

Enjoy,
Dario.

Tom Kirby wrote:
Personally
I don't like autographs on posters - I feel it's somehow defacing the
poster. In fact, I've never seen the point of autographs unless one has
got them personally. I have some signed CDs from bands I like,
inscribed to me, and these I enjoy. But, even if the autograph is
legit, having one obtained by someone else holds no appeal for me.
  
  
Case in point - a collector friend has a Performance quad, signed by
Nic Roeg for sale. Not an easy piece to find, and some might find the
fact that it is signed by the deceased director to enhance the value
(it just has the name, nothing else) and it is quite discreetly done.
However, I would much prefer it not to have the autograph!
  
  
I guess you can say I'm not a fan.
  
  
Tom
  
  
Michael B wrote:
  
  
  do autographs on posters make them more
valuable? i believe that that autographs have the opposite effect.



i have not bid on posters with autographs that I otherwise would have
bid.



presently on ebay, there is a gorgous autographed poster, although i
want it in the insert size LINK:



http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem



a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT. i own the one sheet, and
purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago. Yet, the full set on
lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and
reappearing for $2,000 with autographs. never sells.



i always see a bogart signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for about
900.00. it is only a 100.00 poster it never sells. 

i have a neighbor who used to collect sports autographs. he stopped.
too many fakes burnt him. 

YOU THOUGHTS ON AUTOGRAPHS ?







michael

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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread lobby card invasion



Autographed posters are a very touchy subject.

An autograph will reduce the value of a poster for any prospective buyer 
who does not collect autographs. This will become an even greater problem, when 
the autograph is personalized, like "to so and so" best wishes etc..

If you are not an autograph collector yourself, you are faced with another 
danger, that of buying a fake autographed poster, thus rendering it useless to 
the other segment of collectors.

Zeev



  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Michael B 
  
  To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
  
  Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 1:09 
  AM
  Subject: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON 
  POSTERS
  
  do autographs on posters make them more valuable? i believe 
  that that autographs have theopposite effect.
  
  i have not bid on posters with autographsthat I otherwise would 
  have bid.
  
  presently on ebay, there is a gorgous autographed poster, although i want 
  it in the insert sizeLINK:
  
  http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
  
  a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT. i own the one sheet, 
  and purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago. Yet, the full set on 
  lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and reappearing 
  for $2,000 with autographs. never sells.
  
  i always see a bogart signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for about 
  900.00.it is only a 100.00 poster it never 
  sells.
  
  i have a neighbor who used to collect sports autographs. he 
  stopped. too many fakes burnt him. 
  
  YOU THOUGHTS ON AUTOGRAPHS ?
  
  
  
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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Tom A. Pennock



I have been trying for a long time to add a Sean Connery autograph to my 
collection. As a Bond collector this is something I really want. Mr. Connery no 
longer signs autographs and in the past I know that he has been a reluctant 
signer which I can understand. I bought one autographed picture one time and it 
was a really bad fake. Certificates of Authenticityare worthless.So 
anyway the only thing I feel comfortable with buying is a bank check (personal) 
or a document. All the Sean Connery signatures on e-bay are fakes. I have 
started liking personal checks which can be matted with a photograph. I wanted a 
Danny Kaye signature and secured a bank check from a man that worked for Danny. 
It look's great framed with a favorite still. I really like my Moe Howard check 
which I got from his daughter for a donation to City Of Hope. 

At my frame shop someone bought a small poster from "Unforgiven" and 
it was signed by Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, Francis Fisher and Richard 
Harris. My framer said it's real since it had a certificate of authenticity. I 
did not have the heart to tell her that the poster was most likely a fake. That 
the certificates are worthless.

--Tom Pennock 

P.S. I called People Magazine when they were offering autographed portraits 
for charity.I thought finally I have a real genuineSean Connery 
signature. But the lady at People Magazine said that he must be popular since 
theywere quickly sold out. I asked her how many photographs Mr. Connery 
had signed for charity.She said THREE!!!
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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Alan Heimann
Chiller website is http://chillertheatre.com

From: Alan Heimann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/09/26 Tue AM 07:44:39 CDT
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

hi zeev and michael ...all things you mentioned are obviously true yet, unless 
i was buying with the idea of reselling in the short term i would not pass up 
the opportunity to purchase a piece i really desired becauce its autographed. 
the exceptions would be if the autograph appeared in a place on the poster 
that was annoying. if your the type of person who can't enjoy looking at the 
poster because its autographed then obviously you shouldn't buy it...i suppose 
also one could have the autograph removed and have the poster touched up... 
ihave a few pieces in my collection that are autographed...they were purchased 
from reputable collectors and some were able to say where the autographs were 
obtained...a picture taken at the signing is always a plus if 
available...speaking of autographs  THE CHILLER CONVENTION is coming the end 
of October...that place is autograph heaven...check out their website..best 
Alan 

From: lobby card invasion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/09/26 Tue AM 06:32:13 CDT
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

Autographed posters are a very touchy subject. An autograph will reduce the 
value of a poster for any prospective buyer who does not collect autographs. 
This will become an even greater problem, when the autograph is personalized, 
like to so and so best wishes etc.. If you are not an autograph collector 
yourself, you are faced with another danger, that of buying a fake 
autographed poster, thus rendering it useless to the other segment of 
collectors. Zeev    - Original Message -   From:  Michael BTo: 
MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUSent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 1:09   AM  
Subject: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON   POSTERS  
  do autographs on posters make them more valuable?   i believe   that that 
 autographs have the opposite effect.     i have not bid on posters with 
 autographs that I otherwise would   have bid.     presently on ebay, there 
 is a gorgous autographed poster, although i want   it in the insert 
 size LINK:     
 http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
      a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT.  i own the one sheet,   
 and purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago.  Yet, the full set on   
 lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and reappearing 
   for $2,000 with autographs.  never sells.     i always see a bogart 
 signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for about   900.00.  it is only a 
 100.00 poster   it never   sells.      i have a neighbor who used to 
 collect sports autographs.  he   stopped.  too many fakes burnt him.       
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[MOPO] FW: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Video Den Collection
AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS


Gentlemen:

This is a very interesting topic. Here is an absolutely true story dealing
with this subject. Movie posters as a collectible is a sideline business for
me. What I am most noted for is finding and providing nearly anything on
video.

Early this year I received a phone call about finding a video title from a
gentlemen who once several years ago bought a SINGLE vhs tape from me
through an associate, probably a secretary (less than a $20 sale). Speaking
in a non-direct manner as if he was trying not to reveal something, he
explained that he was a Hollywood producer who had founded a company that
wanted to distribute interesting action and horror films of the sixties and
forward whose copy right had fallen away from the major studios and
returned to the original film makers or their heirs.  The abrupt arrival of
DVD has created a second wave of rebirth to the Home Video industry with the
power and financial rewards returning back to the studios or distributors
and away from retailers and home video rental dealers.

His call to me was about finding and buying up all available inventory
anywhere I could find it, of vhs inventory of three films that he recently
acquired the ownership of. This was to rid the market of potential future
competition to his future DVD release. Also, to do away with any inferior
edited prints, as he had found the original film negatives and original
directors and planned a dvd release of the vision the director(s) had
intended and not some slapdash version the studio had rushed to assemble for
a quick sale. Since the three titles had gone out of print on video many
years ago the number of units were calculated to be a finite though not
insignificant number, so of course I was most interested in fulfilling his
request, in the hope of building on our new relationship and to do more
business with him in the future.

After about nearly an hour of conversation, he must have became more
comfortable with me and revealed that he was the son of one of the biggest
stars in Hollywood.  A MEGA star. Now, I cannot reveal any names, but I can
say that aside from helping this gentleman with his business need, I also
helped with a personal one too, as he was beside himself with what to give
his parent as a birthday gift.  I just so happened to have at the time a
poster on linen of one of his parent's earliest films, and it was signed by
both one of his parent's acting colleagues from the film and its director,
who had passed away a couple of years ago.  I gave the poster with
autographs to my new friend as a present to give to his parent.  He was
overwhelmed with gratitude, couldn't believe I would give away something of
so much obvious value. My new friend calls me often now, usually spending
well over an hour or more on the phone, getting my opinion of what film
titles my other customers are asking me about that are not currently on dvd.
This past month he called me back with another request to find all video of
another new film acquisition. So far this year, my total sales to my new
friend have totaled over $25,000. 

Dennis G. Michaels Video Den
Video Den Collection @ www.RareVideo.com / www.RarePoster.com /
www.RareDVD.com PO Box 36 Vestal, New York 13851-0036
(607)786-3107
www.RareHollywood.com




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From: MoPo List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Alan
Heimann
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 8:45 AM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

hi zeev and michael ...all things you mentioned are obviously true yet,
unless i was buying with the idea of reselling in the short term i would not
pass up the opportunity to purchase a piece i really desired becauce its
autographed. the exceptions would be if the autograph appeared in a place on
the poster that was annoying. if your the type of person who can't enjoy
looking at the poster because its autographed then obviously you shouldn't
buy it...i suppose also one could have the autograph removed and have the
poster touched up... ihave a few pieces in my collection that are
autographed...they were purchased from reputable collectors and some were
able to say where the autographs were obtained...a picture taken at the
signing is always a plus if available...speaking of autographs  THE CHILLER
CONVENTION is coming the end of October...that place is autograph
heaven...check out their website..best Alan 

From: lobby card invasion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/09/26 Tue AM 06:32:13 CDT
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

Autographed posters are a very touchy subject. An autograph will reduce the
value of a poster for any prospective buyer who does not collect autographs.
This will become an even greater problem, when the autograph is
personalized, like to so and so best wishes etc.. If you are not an
autograph collector yourself, you are faced with another danger, that of
buying a fake autographed poster, thus

Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Alan Heimann
hi zeev and michael ...all things you mentioned are obviously true yet, unless 
i was buying with the idea of reselling in the short term i would not pass up 
the opportunity to purchase a piece i really desired becauce its autographed. 
the exceptions would be if the autograph appeared in a place on the poster that 
was annoying. if your the type of person who can't enjoy looking at the poster 
because its autographed then obviously you shouldn't buy it...i suppose also 
one could have the autograph removed and have the poster touched up... ihave a 
few pieces in my collection that are autographed...they were purchased from 
reputable collectors and some were able to say where the autographs were 
obtained...a picture taken at the signing is always a plus if 
available...speaking of autographs  THE CHILLER CONVENTION is coming the end of 
October...that place is autograph heaven...check out their website..best Alan 

From: lobby card invasion [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2006/09/26 Tue AM 06:32:13 CDT
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

Autographed posters are a very touchy subject. An autograph will reduce the 
value of a poster for any prospective buyer who does not collect autographs. 
This will become an even greater problem, when the autograph is personalized, 
like to so and so best wishes etc.. If you are not an autograph collector 
yourself, you are faced with another danger, that of buying a fake autographed 
poster, thus rendering it useless to the other segment of collectors. Zeev    
- Original Message -   From:  Michael BTo: 
MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDUSent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 1:09   AM  
Subject: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON   POSTERS  
  do autographs on posters make them more valuable?   i believe   that that 
 autographs have the opposite effect.     i have not bid on posters with 
 autographs that I otherwise would   have bid.     presently on ebay, there is 
 a gorgous autographed poster, although i want   it in the insert 
 size LINK:     
 http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
      a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT.  i own the one sheet,   
 and purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago.  Yet, the full set on   
 lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and reappearing  
  for $2,000 with autographs.  never sells.     i always see a bogart 
 signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for about   900.00.  it is only a 
 100.00 poster   it never   sells.      i have a neighbor who used to 
 collect sports autographs.  he   stopped.  too many fakes burnt him.       
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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread jbirddouglass
I have a friend who is a huge Connery fan. He was desperate to get an 
autograph from Connery, who is indeed famous for not signing anything. 
My pal learned that Connery was filming THE ROCK in the Bay Area, and 
actually drove all night from San Diego to San Francisco to try to get 
Connery's autograph . He finally got to the Presido area, and somehow 
hooked up with Connery. Connery refused to sign. My friend then 
explained that he had just driven eight hours to get the signature. 
Connery sighed, grabbed the piece of paper, signed it, and gave it back 
to him, saying, in that famous voice, You've got to get a life, son.

Greg Douglass
Tom A. Pennock wrote:

I have been trying for a long time to add a Sean Connery autograph to 
my collection. As a Bond collector this is something I really want. 
Mr. Connery no longer signs autographs and in the past I know that he 
has been a reluctant signer which I can understand. I bought one 
autographed picture one time and it was a really bad fake. 
Certificates of Authenticity are worthless. So anyway the only thing I 
feel comfortable with buying is a bank check (personal) or a document. 
All the Sean Connery signatures on e-bay are fakes. I have started 
liking personal checks which can be matted with a photograph. I wanted 
a Danny Kaye signature and secured a bank check from a man that worked 
for Danny. It look's great framed with a favorite still. I really like 
my Moe Howard check which I got from his daughter for a donation to 
City Of Hope.  
 
 At my frame shop someone bought a small poster from Unforgiven and 
it was signed by Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, Francis Fisher and 
Richard Harris. My framer said it's real since it had a certificate of 
authenticity. I did not have the heart to tell her that the poster was 
most likely a fake. That the certificates are worthless.
 
--Tom Pennock
 
P.S. I called People Magazine when they were offering autographed 
portraits for charity. I thought finally I have a real genuine Sean 
Connery signature. But the lady at People Magazine said that he must 
be popular since they were quickly sold out. I asked her how many 
photographs Mr. Connery had signed for charity. She said THREE!!!

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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Tom A. Pennock



Greg:

It's sad to read a story like that. I was thinking it would be awful 
to meet someone that you admire only to be given the brush off. I can understand 
that Mr. Connery get's tired of people. He has been bothered for years. Being 
famous has perks but also you have to deal with losing your privacy and fans. I 
think about Paul Newman and his wife Joanne Woodward. Neither will sign at all. 
Never have for the public. I think Steve Martin gives out printed cards that say 
"I Met Steve Martin". Maybe it's better to admire people from afar or not all 
all. I think about Donald Sutherland's famous line at the end of "Ordinary 
People". He said to Conrad (Timothy Hutton) "Don't admire people too much, they 
might disappoint you". 

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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Helmut Hamm

With all due respect to your friend, Greg: I think Mr. Connery is right.

Cheers,

Helmut

My friend then explained that he had just driven eight hours to get 
the signature. Connery sighed, grabbed the piece of paper, signed 
it, and gave it back to him, saying, in that famous voice, You've 
got to get a life, son.

Greg Douglass



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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread kainbach

No value whatsoever...because there are too manyfakes..too easy to forge...I only trustautographs from people that have signed for me...I just got one from Spock at the Christies pre-view auction and I took a picture with him...this was one amazing experience meeting Spock...I was virtually shaking when I shook his hand...possible the biggest childhood star I ever met and I shook his hand...I mean I shook Spock's hand...just incredible...our good friend Ron Borst was also present getting autographs from Spock...It is always amazing to meet Ron and listen tohis stories and latest finds...I wish all collector friends could be like Ron...love him...too bad he does not contribute on poster collector sites...well...thinking about it...





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do autographs on posters make them more valuable? i believe that that autographs have theopposite effect.





i have not bid on posters with autographsthat I otherwise would have bid.





presently on ebay, there is a gorgous autographed poster, although i want it in the insert sizeLINK:





http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem





a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT. i own the one sheet, and purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago. Yet, the full set on lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and reappearing for $2,000 with autographs. never sells.





i always see a bogart signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for about 900.00.it is only a 100.00 poster it never sells.





i have a neighbor who used to collect sports autographs. he stopped. too many fakes burnt him. 





YOU THOUGHTS ON AUTOGRAPHS ?











michael

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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Tom A. Pennock



Yes, Freeman. It sounds like he does not like the rest of us :)

--Tom :)
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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread Tom Kirby
Personally I don't like autographs on posters -  I feel it's somehow 
defacing the poster. In fact, I've never seen the point of autographs 
unless one has got them personally. I have some signed CDs from bands I 
like, inscribed to me, and these I enjoy. But, even if the autograph is 
legit, having one obtained by someone else holds no appeal for me.


Case in point - a collector friend has a Performance quad, signed by Nic 
Roeg for sale. Not an easy piece to find, and some might find the fact 
that it is signed by the deceased director to enhance the value (it just 
has the name, nothing else) and it is quite discreetly done. However, I 
would much prefer it not to have the autograph!


I guess you can say I'm not a fan.

Tom

Michael B wrote:

do autographs on posters make them more valuable?   i believe that 
that autographs have the opposite effect.
 
i have not bid on posters with autographs that I otherwise would have bid.
 
presently on ebay, there is a gorgous autographed poster, although i 
want it in the insert size LINK:
 
http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
 
a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT.  i own the one sheet, 
and purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago.  Yet, the full set on 
lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and 
reappearing for $2,000 with autographs.  never sells.
 
i always see a bogart signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for 
about 900.00.  it is only a 100.00 poster   it never sells. 
 
i have a neighbor who used to collect sports autographs.  he stopped.  
too many fakes burnt him. 
 
YOU THOUGHTS ON AUTOGRAPHS ?
 
 
 
michael

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Re: [MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-26 Thread LENL48



Hello All,
I have a very interesting story about an autograph from Bela
Lugosi.

I was visiting a friend of mine a few months ago and I noticed
an 8"x10"BW portrait still hanging on a wall in the kitchen 

area. I had to look twice because I was not believeing what I
saw. Turning to my friend I said "Isn't that Bela Lugosi"? He
said yes and that it was giving to him by his father whom was
working as a checker for Warner Brothers back in the 1940's
when Bela did a stage show at the local Masonic Temple. My
friend's father went back stage and introduced himself to Bela
and as the conversation went on Bela invited him and his wife
out for dinner where he was staying at the Cinderella Inn in
Waterford, CT. 

Getting back to the still, Bela autographed the front and on the
back his address: Box 69 South Grand
 
Elsimore, CA
and phone number: 2168. Thus, a new friendship begun.

I guess you never know where something like that might show
up. 

Lenny

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[MOPO] AUTOGRAPHS ON POSTERS

2006-09-25 Thread Michael B



do autographs on posters make them more valuable? i believe 
that that autographs have theopposite effect.

i have not bid on posters with autographsthat I otherwise would have 
bid.

presently on ebay, there is a gorgous autographed poster, although i want 
it in the insert sizeLINK:

http://cgi.ebay.com/PORTRAIT-OF-JENNIE-ORIG-49-MOVIE-POSTER-SIGNED-BY-BOTH_W0QQitemZ250033302467QQihZ015QQcategoryZ2321QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

a favorite film of mine is SHADOW OF A DOUBT. i own the one sheet, 
and purchased the insert from bruce 3 weeks ago. Yet, the full set on 
lobby cards from this firm keeps appearing, and reappearing, and reappearing for 
$2,000 with autographs. never sells.

i always see a bogart signed one sheet of THE DESPERATE HOURS for about 
900.00.it is only a 100.00 poster it never 
sells.

i have a neighbor who used to collect sports autographs. he 
stopped. too many fakes burnt him. 

YOU THOUGHTS ON AUTOGRAPHS ?



michael
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