Hello MoPo,
Available the large (47X63) and small (17X22) teaser french poster of "Star
Wars Episode 3". Excellent New condition.
Jpgs available upon request.
Best Regards
Alexis Rubinowicz
French Movie Posters
Tel : 011 33 1 47 58 10 58
Fax : 011 33 1 40 26 55 73
Mobil : 011 33 6 11 21 02 55
Indeed
this one sheet brought a spectacular price when Deke sold it - the women who
bought it was in a have-to-have-it mentality - in other words, at any price -
why? Turns out a person she knew was either in the film, was the director,
producer, something along those lines - I can't remembe
Dear MOPO Brothers and Sisters,
I guess I've been collecting posters now for close
to two and a half years (not including my purchases of "Hard Day's Night",
"Help", "Let It Be" and "Yellow Submarine" 3-Sheets in the early 1980's).
I virtual newbie compared to many of the listserve members
Here, here! However, I believe the savage cat & kittens that were on the
warpath with Tom may have done a runner...
Tom ... am I wrong?
Although, I'd LOVE to have either the One Sheet or insert, I think the
artwork for the insert gets two thumbs up.
Shelly
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Hey Saul
I would never have realised that you'd been collecting for such a short
period with the knowledge you've shown in your posts. You've picked up a
remarkable amount within that time and I think it's marvellous!
I've been collecting for well-over 10 years and still have to refer to
others fo
Deke is one of the best dealers out there, marvelous material in great
condition...but be prepared to pay top dollar with the Dekester. He's also a
marvelous songwriter; he worked for years for Motown, and co-wrote some of the
Jackson Five's biggest hits, including "I Want You Back". Interest
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Did I say "malaise?" I meant PRAISE!
Rather than linenbacker mashing I just feel like its time to do a bit of
linenbacker Splashing! I've had some really nice linenbacking and
restoration work done by two of our more outstanding artisans and craftsman,
Jaime Mendez and Dario Casadei. The
Saul-
I've used Fontaine at Capitol & she is fantastic! She
did outstanding work on my Drums Along the Mohawk,
Mummy's Ghost, Dr. No, Barry Lyndon, & White Heat.
They also sell great stuff, frequently at bargain
prices! I just bought several posters from them.
Additionally, I've been to their shop
Saul - I've had a couple of posters through
Fontaine at Capitol and the work is excellent.
I've also had a fairly lengthy ongoing
relationship with John at Poster Mountain and been very happy with the work they
have done for myself and many clients.
With the volume of work we get done at
Dear Saul and MoPo,
I have always collected stuff, from little on. Movie paper started
as an interest, grew to a hobby and is now a passion for more years than
I care to reveal.
My approach is similar to Saul's. Love the actress/actor. Love
the movie. Love the artwork. T
Fontaine did a ton of linenbacking for me before opening her shop. All
work was excellent and prices were reasonable.
Ralph Plumb
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No, I don't have shares in Capitol! And as another dealer I have nothing to
gain by recommending other sellers, something I do with extreme caution and
only after I feel comfortable dealing with them myself. I've been dealing
with Tom and Strother for some time now (and Fontaine via default, so to
I pretty much fall in with Saul and Yafet...passion not pennies is the
motivating force...i alluded in an earlier post that I don't think years
down the line my
collection will be worth what i paid for itas far as having a
preference on what i collect, though i have many posters I am particular
Saul:
I am not necessarily a newbie in that I have collected posters since
1982, but I share your basic orientation and appeal within the hobby,
with one additional caveatI not only seek posters with image appeal,
but also with sentimental value to me in the movie going/watching
experience. My
I concur with Saul's recommendation of Dario. Dario's
done nearly 50 posters for me - one sheets and Oz d/bs - to excellent effect and
prices related to the effort. Several have been reclamation projects, including
a couple old, rare items that needed much work - Quebec and Blood and Sand.
K
I agree with Phil regarding the fine people who run Capitol -
I've bought many posters from Tom and Strother and recently some stills throught
the adjunct operation and have always had excellent dealings. On that basis one
of these days I'll get a poster restored. Craig, Vancouver
- Ori
I have to add praises to Jaime Mendez. He restored a
HOT CAR GIRL O.S. for me to immaculate shape. The
colors are vibrant and wonderful and the price was
more than fair. He responds quickly to emails and is
just a great guy all round.
Toochis
--- Craig Goebel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I conc
I collect to "own a piece of a movie" so to speak. I could collect 35mm film but they would get rather redundant framed and hung on the wall. :-)
I actually have a method to my collecting. I am collecting a single piece from each Universal, Monogram and PRC (Monogram and PRC being the main "Pover
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
Hello, everyone -
I have a style-B half sheet from “Some Like it Hot” which I am contemplating having linen backed.
It is in what I would call very good condition – there is one horizontal and one vertical fold, and a bit of yellowing, but that’s
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
Scott,
I would not linen back that half sheet. I
probably wouldn't even paper back it. You can have the poster slightly
bleached to get rid of that bit of yellowing and then have the poster put into a
press to lessen the folds.
This leaves the
I collect Humphrey Bogart and started around 1998. I
also love art deco graphics. The posters which have
eluded me are: Sins of Nora Moran, Dantes Inferno,
and several others. The problem I have is that I have
not narrowed my focus enough. I end up buying other
posters which do not fit my prof
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
yup, I'd go along with Todd on that one. Linen
backed HS, inserts, lobby cards lose the feel.
Phil
Phil Edwards Cinema Arts Pty Ltd26 Vista AvenueSoldiers
PointNSW 2317AUSTRALIAEmail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Phone/Fax
(International Dial) 0011 61 2 4984
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
I'd go ahead and do it. Chances are the
yellowing will go away or lighten. My only concern would be the fold
lines. They'll probably show if you look for them, but they won't get
worse and that's a good poster to preserve.
Others will disagree
Title: Re: [MOPO] Meeting Deke Richards
I'm also a fan of Deke Richards. I'm covering one of his songs ("Bless You") on my forthcoming CD, which will probably never be released, since I'm an awful musician. My mastering engineer/therapist says that I should stop fiddling with the CD and just rel
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
I have just had a half sheet backed and I was very
happy with it. The fold lines disappeared and it looks great. I think with
half sheets and inserts it is best to use a slightly lighter grade of linen than
usual. The linen that would be used for o
Its true (re EEgah!) - I remember being very impressed when i first bought
from DEKE we chatted and he mentioned EEGAH, and i was suitably impressed.
And just a few weeks ago happy to find the DVD for this American "Classic"
for $2
Check it out if you have the (hmm) guts.
Ari
- O
Hey Toochis!
Have you looked into foreign releases? I know from my own experiences good stuff can be had for much cheaper than the USA counterparts! And it enhances the fun of collecting - getting into the non-USA countries and seeing what they were doing.
:-)
MichaelToochis Morin <[EMAIL PRO
Title: Linenbacking and Restoration question
Scott received many good recommendations on where to have his half-sheet
backed, but so far not much comment on IF he should do it at all. His
description of the condition:
"very good condition – there is one horizontal and one
vertical fold, an
That sounds great, JR. One question I do have though
is what does one do when they have a window card that
is torn?
I have a beautiful General Died at Dawn in great shape
but the corner is torn off which goes into the image.
I have been putting it off for too long now and would
love to send it to
Fred Sliman of TheCinemaTrade is currently offering some sets, combining
the one sheet or insert from great titles with lobby card sets and
press kits, all in one lot -- and the opening bid prices are very nice.
Some real value here, closing in the next day or so. Examples:
SOY
Toochis,
Since you have paper missing, if you want to replace the missing paper and
image, you have to back. Either linen or paper -- although I am with those who
don't like paper-backing much. It isn't that much cheaper than linen-backing and
it renders the piece stiff and brittle -- it ca
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