Brek,
Not kosher bringing MPB into this. For one thing, I asked Rich about this when
those good auctions on linen-backing packages were offered during the MPB
special event and Rich confirmed that he had had work done by them in the past
and was happy with it. That's as much vetting as anyone c
Thanks to everyone who is trying to answer this... but if
possible, please include the NSS number so we have the info we need to figure
out which was the actual "last" insert or half-sheet made. It's looking like
1985 was the year, but we've only just started looking. Marty and
others -- if
Brek & everyone else..
In response to Dave Lieberman's inquiry yesterday I've been trying to
reach Frank Santos. He did email me back on 8/30 when I queried him
to Dave L's initial call to me about the posters he sent off to Frank.
Frank wrote me that he had a "cardiac catheterization and two
I have an insert to "The Bride" with Jennifer Beals
and Sting. NSS number is 850075. That is the last one I have.
Sincerely,
Dave SmithReel Deals1010 James
StreetSyracuse, NY 13203
Days: 315-424-0218Nights:
315-487-6606
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To JR, Rich and all..
I do apologize for a knee jerk reaction against MPB in the heat of the
moment. I have been very pleased with all other purchases on MPB. And
certainly with eBay I would have never had any response from anyone for
days, let alone a message from Meg.
I do hope Frank is recove
JR, you're 100% correct. I can't see how MPB can be held responsible in
this case. Customer service on MPB is first class, as opposed to ebay,
where its non existant!
Zeev
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the Silverado insert # is 85-00019 chris quarlesDave Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have an insert to "The Bride" with Jennifer Beals and Sting. NSS number is 850075. That is the last one I have. Sincerely, Dave SmithReel Deals1010 James StreetSyracuse, NY 13203 Days
wow I thought about "Day the earth stood still " and Gary Rennie all
night... finally this am it came to me... why i dont know
as for Inserts I may have all that were made at end.. the ones mentioned
Ive had or have so I can verify. Like someone said Cats eye.. had it. White
nights
may
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Thanks to everyone who is trying to answer this... but if possible, please include the NSS number so we have the info we need to figure out which was the actual "last" insert or half-sheet made. It's l
"One more thing. Of course Todd is ultimately correct that a
linenbacker should have known reputation."
Actually - Eugene Hughes was pretty well known here on MoPo and MPT,
receiving high regard from many. Well, he stole $2,000 worth of my posters,
as well as the money to back and restore them
I won a bid for linenbacking also and paid Frank Santos for 10 posters. However, since he has no track record I only gave him 5 lesser valued posters as a trial run and brought them to his home. He lives approximately 1/2 hour drive from my home.
I have been in touch with him and he is in nee
COCOON insert NSS #850054 for sale
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Rich;
thanks for this memo. I, too, have had good experiences with Frank and have
found his work to be more than acceptable.
i think your idea of pursuing insurance with CIA is a good one. It sure
would make me feel better as a risk-reduction tactic.
Richard
Richard Del
Belso
From: Ric
So I open up my e-mail in box this morning and there are
many listing confirmations. This wouldn't be unusual if I
ever sold anything on eBay but I haven't.
I opened a web browser and opened eBay (directly, not
through one of the listing confirmations) and looked up one
of the items. There i
Craig
Some scammer is using your ebay name and has gotten your password, it is
essential to close all the auctions and contact ebay's fraud department
asap.
Walter
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Howdy y'all,
The last address I have of Eugene Hughes:
19 W 11th St Suite D
Anderson IN 46016
One could always send a letter with an address
correction label on outside, if there was a forwarding
address. Unknown how old a (cold) lead this may be ...
ad
folks i'm not talking star trek..i still remain concerned about getting any of
my children interested in movie poster collecting...my oldest is 29..his
response "How much can we sell them for pappy cakes?" (he's so affectionate)
maybe i should put him in touch with Bruce...my middle son age 22..
Very interesting...it must be difficult..some of my friends just wonder about my collection...some think they must be very cheap...then I tell them and show them and they are so surprised...it is a very young hobby...most of the people really dont care about posters at all or anything related to m
Anyone who has seen our framed pieces when they come to our house
enjoys seeing them. And - this was unexpected - most of them are not
surprised when they find out what some of them cost. We don't have
that many visitors so the folks who come here tend to appreciate
history, anyway.
This op
Hi JR
I found another one in our image que (this is really fun!). There is
an insert for the 1985 movie Murphy's Romance, NSS No.
850117. This is actually the second to last entry in our NSS listing
to date, so this probably means that this film was released late in
1985. I'm still looking!
Great topic. If I am not mistaken, didnt Bruce buy the ultimate offical NSS date bank book with all the numbers and posters listed on EBAY a year ago? All the date should be in there including the last HS, Inserts, and so on...one amazing reference guide to all the collectors...it would be great t
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It was actually closer to two years ago now.
My understanding is that he decided not to publish it after
all.
Perhaps Bruce could explain the situation to the group.
Randy
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Hello Nathalie and all,
Since Nathalie uses my frames for her items, the black
shades, etc., are a bit of overkill. The UV filtered plexiglass that I use in my
frames has more filtering than you would ever need in a normal home situation.
Since most of us aren't hanging our posters out o
Yes, indeed - we use Sue's frames (lots of them!) Love them.
But, paranoia is a hard thing to overcome.
Steven would really enjoy Sue's post because he's always trying to open
the shades. But I'm the one home during the day - and so - darkness
at noon.
Nathalie
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Greetings:
While taking some time away from hunting for that last insert/half
sheet (great thread JR), I did manage to find the time to finish our
latest newsletter. We have two new projects that we are really excited
about: our new British Film Poster website and our LAMP Dealers
Market, wh
But Eugene Hughes *was* an "established restorer"... he had been doing linen
backing work for people for many, many years prior to going bad. There was no
reason to believe he would suddenly turn to the Dark Side one day and rip
people off the way he did, it just happened. As for "insurance" I t
I can't remember how the Eugene Hughes story played out, but did those of you who lost significant sums and/or posters ever consider pooling your resources to hire a private investigator to track him down?
dn
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An always terrifying online search engine has that address recorded in 2002, here's one from 2003 fwiw: 404 LINCOLN AVE, ALEXANDRIA, IN 46001 I had no idea he was in IN, last I knew of he was in TX. Happily I think I was one of the last to get my posters back. --Peter allen day <[EMAIL
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I can't remember how the Eugene Hughes story played out, but did
those of you who lost significant sums and/or posters ever consider
pooling your resources to hire a private investigator to track him down?
dn
David
it depends on what you think th
Good for you, Alan!
In my case, my 21-year old daughter has been interested in my collection
from the beginning. But she's an artist/musician and runs with an
"alternative" crowd, not your typical American Idol-watching zomboid, thank
heaven. She really likes the exploitation stuff but is pretty o
WILL SELL FOR $40.00 + 8.50 SHIPPING. NEVER LOSE AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A SALE.THE FLY insert that I said we had from 1986 turned about to be the Vincent Price FLY which had been misplaced.So there is a silver lining to all this research.Come on Rob Lowe fans, and we know you're out there, pony up. -
Movie posters and direct sunlight are a bad combination... but it is mostly
direct or very brightly-reflected sunlight that does the damage. Therefore what
you are doing *may* be overkill, depending on where your movie posters are
located relative to your windows. Obviously, if sunlight is comin
Craig, Walter is 100% correct. Your eBay Identity has been compromised. This happened to me last year. I opened my account to see I was selling a John Deere Tractor and a rather large and equally expensive snow mobile. The fees associated with these two items were well north of $400. Th
Hi, Everyone,
I have over 30 Auctions closing on THURSDAY---lots of FIRST
TIME LISTED Vintage US Lobby Cards and One Sheets. If you have an extra
minute, please take a quick look!
Here's the link: Thanks to all, Rick
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZrixposterzQQhtZ-1
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Kirby was serious about this... the NSS number on the YOUNGBLOOD insert is
860014, which makes it the last insert that which so far been identified
in the wild. Those who are still looking need to move their focus into
1986 But hey, don't let's forget about the half-sheets. As long as we
Mopo,
Looking for this one sheet. Does anyone out there have one? Debi
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Hi Gang,
I have quite a few Rock & Roll, and Disney items closing tomorrow. Please,
take a look - lots of great stuff:
"http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZoldtimecinema-comQQhtZ-1";
eBay ID: oldtimecinema-com
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I just found another image in my que for an insert for 9-1/2 Weeks -
NSS 860033. Not having any luck with the half sheets though.
Sue
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JR wrote:
Kirby was serious about this... the NSS number on the YOUNGBLOOD
insert is 860014, which makes it the la
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I must admit, this is the GROOVIEST selection of paper I've seen since I
joined the mopo group... almost commented yesterday and couldn't resis
Anyone who might have one for sale, please let me know.
Cheers,
Vesna
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NOW, lets talk about this.very interesting topicI also feel the
same way...how can we really believe in that.I do not let any poster have
any sun on the image of any artso...can anyone else tell us that UV
plexiglass does protect the poster of UV lightDOES ANYONE KNOW THAT
Howdy y'all,
Just 3 pieces of paper in this listing with less than
2 days, link below, or try ebay sellers name ...
posters5999
Niagara Belgium
Barbarella Belgium
King Creole US 1sh
(The Lolita Belgium is heading back over the pond).
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZposters5999QQhtZ-1
Light:
Light is a hazard. Even small amounts of light can damage a poster
over time*. Be sure to use good quality light, and in as low of
intensity as possible. *Over time, meaning long tearm exposure!!
If all light is potentially damaging and the damage is
cumulative, any exposure is harmful,
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