[MOPO] It Feels so Good to be closing in on Raymond Chandler
It does.. it feels good I've been collecting Chandler stuff for 30 years and in the last few I have really gotten to loading up on them. The problem that I have now of course is that most of what I still need are big expensive items (ne: Dahlia one sheet, Double Indemnity most of it, Big Sleep lobby cards, assorted 3 sheets and other oversized posters, the first three first editions in dust jackets, the scarce Long Goodbye posters). Fortunately when Heritage gets the stuff I need, if I can't afford it today, I can use time payments. However seeing as I prefer raw posters not on linen (less than 1% of my total collection of thousands of posters, not just the Chandler stuff, are on linen) things like the Strangers on a Train and Blue Dahlia posters they have this go-round are not on my radar and unless they go well below market value, I won't be bidding on those. at this juncture, I only need 3 one sheets (Dahlia, Indemnity, Strangers), about 30 total lobby cards (big sleep & dahlia all 8, 7 cards from Falcon, 6 from Strangers and incredibly 6 from Marlowe, 3 from Brasher Doubloon one Lady in the Lake, but I know who has it), several window cards, several inserts, numerous oversized pieces, several half sheets etc. strangely, I also need one of the last Dime Detective pulps also fortunately, seeing as I'm getting so close, I can actually now focus on the more expensive posters I need, which is great. it really feels good to have accomplished this collection so well.. If I can just find these other items I will be pleased as punch. so if anyone has this material (titles below), I can easily tell you what I still need on any particular title. Although, where concerns Non-US paper, I have a feeling that many pieces are going to be too much money. Like for instance, it is unlikely I want to spend 8 or 10 grand for the French Big Sleep poster, or many of the Italian posters. I would be thrilled however to hear of anyone owning a copy of the UK Quad in particular for Murder My Sweet which is titled Farewell My Lovely, as well as any other UK paper on that title in other sizes of the 1950s re-issue paper, largely due to the fact that it is the only paper with the novel's title and I'm curious if anyone has ever heard of US paper for that film from the advance screenings before they changed the title. I have stills and seeing as they did several advance screenings, I'm certain there has to have been paper created, though it is a question if any exists. titles below.. let me know if you have something Falcon Takes Over Time to Kill Double Indemnity And Now Tomorrow Murder My Sweet the Unseen Blue Dahlia Big Sleep Lady in the Lake Brasher Doubloon Strangers on a Train Marlowe Long Goodbye Big Sleep Farewell My Lovely thanks Rich ps.. for everyone's information, at some point I will definitely be doing a book showing all the various paper & other collectibles on Chandler.. It will be a fun item for all to see Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com ___ How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List Send a message addressed to: lists...@listserv.american.edu In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L The author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
Re: [MOPO] It Feels so Good to be closing in on Raymond Chandler
You know I would much rather see an email of this type than all the he said she said crap on MOPO these day. It's interesting to me to see what other collectors are looking for. I know what my opinions are of the sellers in this hobby, (I've bought from almost everyone). And I have zero complaints for the 3 major dealers, and very few complaints for some of the smaller guys. If you don't like Bruce, Heritage or Rich, don't buy from them. And I can care less why you don't like them, I just know they are all good in my book. There are plenty of great smaller sellers like Rick, Captain Bijou, Steve Sally, Lumi Hascalovitz (and many more). So try one of them if you don't like the big sellers. I'll tell ya boys and girls this bickering is depressing. At least it is to me. JW From: Richard Halegua Comic Art To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2012 7:20 PM Subject: [MOPO] It Feels so Good to be closing in on Raymond Chandler It does.. it feels good I've been collecting Chandler stuff for 30 years and in the last few I have really gotten to loading up on them. The problem that I have now of course is that most of what I still need are big expensive items (ne: Dahlia one sheet, Double Indemnity most of it, Big Sleep lobby cards, assorted 3 sheets and other oversized posters, the first three first editions in dust jackets, the scarce Long Goodbye posters). Fortunately when Heritage gets the stuff I need, if I can't afford it today, I can use time payments. However seeing as I prefer raw posters not on linen (less than 1% of my total collection of thousands of posters, not just the Chandler stuff, are on linen) things like the Strangers on a Train and Blue Dahlia posters they have this go-round are not on my radar and unless they go well below market value, I won't be bidding on those. at this juncture, I only need 3 one sheets (Dahlia, Indemnity, Strangers), about 30 total lobby cards (big sleep & dahlia all 8, 7 cards from Falcon, 6 from Strangers and incredibly 6 from Marlowe, 3 from Brasher Doubloon one Lady in the Lake, but I know who has it), several window cards, several inserts, numerous oversized pieces, several half sheets etc. strangely, I also need one of the last Dime Detective pulps also fortunately, seeing as I'm getting so close, I can actually now focus on the more expensive posters I need, which is great. it really feels good to have accomplished this collection so well.. If I can just find these other items I will be pleased as punch. so if anyone has this material (titles below), I can easily tell you what I still need on any particular title. Although, where concerns Non-US paper, I have a feeling that many pieces are going to be too much money. Like for instance, it is unlikely I want to spend 8 or 10 grand for the French Big Sleep poster, or many of the Italian posters. I would be thrilled however to hear of anyone owning a copy of the UK Quad in particular for Murder My Sweet which is titled Farewell My Lovely, as well as any other UK paper on that title in other sizes of the 1950s re-issue paper, largely due to the fact that it is the only paper with the novel's title and I'm curious if anyone has ever heard of US paper for that film from the advance screenings before they changed the title. I have stills and seeing as they did several advance screenings, I'm certain there has to have been paper created, though it is a question if any exists. titles below.. let me know if you have something Falcon Takes Over Time to Kill Double Indemnity And Now Tomorrow Murder My Sweet the Unseen Blue Dahlia Big Sleep Lady in the Lake Brasher Doubloon Strangers on a Train Marlowe Long Goodbye Big Sleep Farewell My Lovely thanks Rich ps.. for everyone's information, at some point I will definitely be doing a book showing all the various paper & other collectibles on Chandler.. It will be a fun item for all to see Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at http://www.filmfan.com/ ___ How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List Send a message addressed to: lists...@listserv.american.edu In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L The author of this message is solely responsible for its content. Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at www.filmfan.com ___ How to UNSUBSCRIBE from the MoPo Mailing List Send a message addressed to: lists...@listserv.american.edu In the BODY of your message type: SIGNOFF MOPO-L The author of this message is solely responsible for its content.
Re: [MOPO] It Feels so Good to be closing in on Raymond Chandler
I agree. I like these kind of positive postings that discuss posters and collecting. I also like when dealers give us a heads up about problem bidders on EBAY. That goes a long way toward avoidissues issues with crazies like "the Greek!" Thanks, Channing On Jul 16, 2012, at 8:09 AM, John Waldman wrote: > You know I would much rather see an email of this type than all the he said > she said crap on MOPO these day. It's interesting to me to see what other > collectors are looking for. > I know what my opinions are of the sellers in this hobby, (I've bought from > almost everyone). And I have zero complaints for the 3 major dealers, and > very few complaints for some of the smaller guys. > If you don't like Bruce, Heritage or Rich, don't buy from them. And I can > care less why you don't like them, I just know they are all good in my book. > > There are plenty of great smaller sellers like Rick, Captain Bijou, Steve > Sally, Lumi Hascalovitz (and many more). So try one of them if you don't like > the big sellers. > > I'll tell ya boys and girls this bickering is depressing. At least it is to > me. > > JW > > From: Richard Halegua Comic Art > To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU > Sent: Sunday, July 15, 2012 7:20 PM > Subject: [MOPO] It Feels so Good to be closing in on Raymond Chandler > > It does.. it feels good > > I've been collecting Chandler stuff for 30 years and in the last few I have > really gotten to loading up on them. > > The problem that I have now of course is that most of what I still need are > big expensive items (ne: Dahlia one sheet, Double Indemnity most of it, Big > Sleep lobby cards, assorted 3 sheets and other oversized posters, the first > three first editions in dust jackets, the scarce Long Goodbye posters). > Fortunately when Heritage gets the stuff I need, if I can't afford it today, > I can use time payments. However seeing as I prefer raw posters not on linen > (less than 1% of my total collection of thousands of posters, not just the > Chandler stuff, are on linen) things like the Strangers on a Train and Blue > Dahlia posters they have this go-round are not on my radar and unless they go > well below market value, I won't be bidding on those. > > at this juncture, I only need 3 one sheets (Dahlia, Indemnity, Strangers), > about 30 total lobby cards (big sleep & dahlia all 8, 7 cards from Falcon, 6 > from Strangers and incredibly 6 from Marlowe, 3 from Brasher Doubloon one > Lady in the Lake, but I know who has it), several window cards, several > inserts, numerous oversized pieces, several half sheets etc. > > strangely, I also need one of the last Dime Detective pulps > > also fortunately, seeing as I'm getting so close, I can actually now focus on > the more expensive posters I need, which is great. > > it really feels good to have accomplished this collection so well.. If I can > just find these other items I will be pleased as punch. > so if anyone has this material (titles below), I can easily tell you what I > still need on any particular title. Although, where concerns Non-US paper, I > have a feeling that many pieces are going to be too much money. Like for > instance, it is unlikely I want to spend 8 or 10 grand for the French Big > Sleep poster, or many of the Italian posters. I would be thrilled however to > hear of anyone owning a copy of the UK Quad in particular for Murder My Sweet > which is titled Farewell My Lovely, as well as any other UK paper on that > title in other sizes of the 1950s re-issue paper, largely due to the fact > that it is the only paper with the novel's title and I'm curious if anyone > has ever heard of US paper for that film from the advance screenings before > they changed the title. I have stills and seeing as they did several advance > screenings, I'm certain there has to have been paper created, though it is a > question if any exists. > > titles below.. let me know if you have something > > Falcon Takes Over > Time to Kill > Double Indemnity > And Now Tomorrow > Murder My Sweet > the Unseen > Blue Dahlia > Big Sleep > Lady in the Lake > Brasher Doubloon > Strangers on a Train > Marlowe > Long Goodbye > Big Sleep > Farewell My Lovely > > thanks > Rich > > ps.. for everyone's information, at some point I will definitely be doing a > book showing all the various paper & other collectibles on Chandler.. It will > be a fun item for all to see > > Visit the MoPo Mailing List Web Site at http://www.filmfan.com/ > ___ >
