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Depending how charming it is I guess. Some slight fold wear is fine by me but
things like severe fading, bleed throughs and chunks of paper missing I
wouldn't call patina.
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Being in driving distance, to your linenbacker of choice, is indeed a bonus. You can always "go check" on your stuff. Sending the stuff out & awaiting its return in proper condition is nerve-racking. drV
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I can just see it now... 'Advanced prices' for pieces with lots of 'patina'
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Great review
J Fields did a tremendous job on our magic posters,
Kenny, but took forever and a day. If you're patient, it's worth the
wait. They are the ones who don't want to remove my chartex, so that's
what started my search.
Andrea
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I agree 100% that definitions of severity of patina differ and not all
defects would be considered charming or even patina but just serious flaws
and defects. Slight discoloration maybe "patina". Major chunks gone is just
termed garbage!
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Hi JR,
Interesting you mentioned how you built your house
to accommodate poster space. We did the same thing a few weeks ago with
Alan. We bought him a condo closer to the hospital. He found one
with 12' ceilings! Then, he walled off the sliding glass doors with 2
removable walls. Now h
Or perhaps you want to build a boat and need the wood?
Bill
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This is a subject I have been thinking about ever since I bought a lobby card
several months ago that I am sure is a reproduction. The card was from a
reputable and long-standing seller from whom I have bought cards in the past,
and in this particular case, had purchased several cards at once.
Will Eisner, 87, pioneer in graphic novels, comics
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
January 6, 2005
MIAMI - Will Eisner, the artist who revolutionized
comic books, helped popularize the graphic novel and
taught generations of soldiers how to maintain their
equipment with the "Joe Dope" series, died Monday. He
Andrea,
I have been told by all the pros that a poster shouldn't fade unless it's
exposed to sunlight. Or an fairly bright artificial light. If that's the
case, restoring and backing won't help -- the inks will continue to fade in the
sunlight. If the fading isn't too far advanced, I woul
First off let me chime in on daybills. I don't think I've ever seen a repro daybill especially with the rugged smoot waxlike back of the poster. It's just not feasible to repro those items. And yes there were lots of them. Every little twon had a theater. Great country great stone litho art.
Now
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The sellers of questionable material have been using the "it wouldn't be
economically feasible to reproduce that item" crap for a long time. They
often pull that one out when trying to justify the fake 70's inserts. Right
now, I could go down to my local print shop and have a very high quality
lo
Barton,
Your description -- and the fact that you can compare it to a known
original from the *same* lobby card set -- makes this an open and shut case in
my mind. You have a reproduction. Very likely, as you say, a very good color
Xerox printed on card stock (but not quite as heavy as the
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Wanted to buy-
DEADLY SPAWN, US 1 Sheet or other.
Texas Chainsaw massacre 1st release US 1 Sheet (only)
GRITOS EN LA NOCHE (The Awful Dr. Orloff) SPANISH 1 Sheet (only)
EL DIABLO SE LLEVA A LOS MUERTOS (Lisa And The Devil) SPANISH 1 Sheet (only)
TODOS LOS COLORES DE LA OBCURIDAD (All The Colo
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OK -- I know
this has been answered before, but it is looking like I am making a quick
trip for work to London next week. What are some good shops to
go look at? I am going to be staying near Piccadilly Circus, so
places close by would be appreciated.
With the curr
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Thanks,
David
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Three sheet for Bullitt or the Getaway
Any paper relating to the following films
Too Many Crooks
Long Dark Hall
Dangerous Exile
Value For Money
Please let me know, Debi
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Barton,
I don't doubt your story, and I also believe that your conclusion may very
well be dead on, but come on, you've never seen a dead mint genuine card
before? I have literally hundreds of them of the 30's to 60's vintage.
You should'nt compromise on condition just to ensure you don't buy fak
Zeev is right.
I've had lobby cards and posters 70-90+ years old with no pinholes and no
yellowing of the paper. I've also had items that were 25 years old that
looked like they were over 100!!
Todd Feiertag/Poster City
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go see
my friend Roy at vertigo gallery near the waterloo bridge, right around the
corner from where the lion king is playing..also Reel poster gallery (past
knotting hill) - usually very highend, well displayed and they
give you that snob appeal unless you're going to drop a
MoPo,
Mr. Poe has a treat for you (for us) Universal horror movie fans. He's dug deep into musty old archives and pulled out a number of very rare, never seen before (in most cases, anyway), behind the scenes 8x10 movie stills from Dracula, Frankenstein, Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man, Ghost O
Mister Poe ALWAYS seems to have something up his tattoed sleeve (err - guess they don;t tattoo sleeves but you get my drift!).
Some sweet stuff there all right! Such web sites help keep the brimstone of enthusiasm burning!
Good stuff there, Frederick! (May I call you Frederick?).
Just a fun s
Please contact me if anyone out there has this one. Thanks, Debi
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I agree with both Todd and Zeev,
I bought a gorgeous lobby card from The Old Dark House over a year ago which
looks nearly mint. It is absolutely original. I bought it from Steve Sally
who is a completely honest, fantastic dealer.
In addition, I bought near mint cards from Todd last year
I agree. I have the one from the thirties and it is essential.
Nathalie Yafet
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I ran across this news article tonight and thought there might be some MoPo'ers in the PA area who might want to take advantage of this giveaway of movie theatre seats from the Pacific Theatre (formerly the RKO Triplex) in Lancaster, PA. You'll hav
I have three sets of lobby cards for "Back Street" with Susan Hayward, all
with pinholes and gerneral wear. The interesting thing is that one set looks
slightly different to the other two. It is a little lighter in texture
subtly different in printing to the other two sets. I dont have any doubts
t
JR,
I do agree with you that if one has something to compare to, then determination can be much easier.
However, I have to disagree about the artificially "aging" aspect. Pinholes, creases, wrinkles etc. can be INDICATORS of age. But they are not reflecting "aging", they are reflecting "handlin
Yes, Will Eisner's passing is certainly of note. He was an exceptional artist with such a feel for continuity and progression in the panels. His Spirit Sections in the Sunday newspapers remain pinnacles of the panelological art!
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Will Eisner, 87, pioneer
Michael,
I didn't mean to infer that an expert (or even a well-verse amateur)
could not detect artificial aging, if they thought to look closely enough. But
on a low-priced card, would they? Quite possibly not. Besides, you know as well
as I do that I only, um, scratched the surface on arti
Eisner will certainly be missed.. I meant to send on a note about 2 days
ago when I first heard about it..
I'm lucky enough to have had many Eisner originals in my career as an art
seller.. For many years in my own collection I had a very early 1941 Spirit
splash page that I sold in 1993 for $7500.
To further comment on this, many people aren't duplicating 60+ year old paper but instead are duping Clint Eastwood, Godfather, things like that, even impossible titles like Halloween.
How much do you need to age a 30 year old heavy card stock glossy lobby card to fool most people? None at all
Remember the James (brother of Jesus) ossuary? The one that
fooled archaeologists and experts at the major middle eastern museums, the ROM,
the Discovery Channel among many others? Well after studying it for a
year, it was recently announced that it was a fake. And, it wasn't that
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