Hello, I am shamelessly hawking my new book Film Posters of the Third Reich. I
believe I have contacted, at least once, all of the most visible internet film
poster dealers, but if not please contact me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I can
send details and dealer terms if you may interested. For indiv
First, let me start off by saying that I am not interested in the
price of Horror and Science Fiction. As it turns out, I can send my
daughter to the University of Colorado for 4 years for about $50,000
and would rather do that than own a great horror one sheet (except for
"The Invisible Man" -- f
I guess this is supposed to be my cue to enter the conversation. So...
Yes!! The market is collapsing at an exponentially expanding rate. If you
have any premium sci-fi/horror material I suggest you call me now and I will
be happy to take it off your hands before the decline causes you irreparabl
I thought the horror/sci-fi did pretty well. Makes me wish I collected in
that group instead of others.
One piece that did surprise was the Wolfman LC w/the Wolfman. other than the
image area, it was recreated to complete the card...sold for $6871.25.
Pulp Fiction advance 1sh. $1553.50. Raised
Bruce Hershenson is running two daybills for BUTTERFIELD 8 at the moment.
They are easy to differentiate in printing, as clearly one is short a plate
(see lack of detail in Liz's negligee as one example).
The version with SUITABLE ONLY FOR ADULTS at the bottom of the poster was
printed for use
Certainly looks like an untrimmed (or proof printing - see colour bars) of the
promo item I mentioned in detail before. The one I received came with my weekly
subscription issue of Variety (I was living in UK at time).
Phil Edwards
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No, the pressbooks for Bride of Frankenstein and
Werewolf of London have gone for higher ~ and that's
primarily because they look like slightly smaller
inserts. Also, I sold a Mark of the Vampire presbook
several years ago for over $7,000.
Ron Moore
Cinema Icons
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No it is not even close to a record. For certain a King Kong pressbook has
sold for twice that amount and Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein have
sold for over that amount as well.
The Metropolis really seems like a bargain at the price it brought.
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The press book for Metropolis sold for over 6K with commission, is that a
record for a press book?
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I SAID there "were around a dozen unbelievable knock-your-socks-off high
prices, and also a bunch of "better" results", but look across the board at the
horror/sci-fi, and the picture is not nearly so rosy! I imagine some great
statistician (Sean?) could come up with a list of better/lesser resu
Hello all,
I am desperately searching for original lobby cards from 1946 for this title.
Please let me know if you have any.
Thanks,
Cris
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Hi Gang,
Please take a look at my current auctions. I tried to put together an
interesting selection of items - hope you find something you like. Been
busy...Our family has recently expanded causing a need for cash for various
things - I'm sure you all understand. Everything listed is from my
Tom:
I believe your observations are as mine, as I saw nothing slack about the
horror prices. In fact the "Black Cat" half sheet was the very same copy that
I sold in July of '02 for $32,200 and was re-consigned. It sold yesterday for
very close to three times the original purchase price of five
Hi,Everyone,
I have about 40 auctions closing WITHIN 4 TO 5 HOURS, not only including
an original STYLE B CURUCU, BEAST OF THE AMAZON US 1/2 Sheet On Linen
Featuring REYNOLD BROWN ART, but LOTS of other Classic Titles and RARE material
as
well! If you have a minute, please take a look
I didn't reply once I saw Phil's email last week... But, I think he's right.
I've seen a poster that sounds identical to that one (your pics didn't come
through) several times over the years. A gatefold, or whatever they call them.
Probably an insert/giveaway in Variety. Yours is possibly a
Bruce - what do you base this on? $90K for Black Cat half sheet? Attack
of the 50ft Woman 3sh $21.5K? Cabinet of Dr Caligari lobby for $21.5K
etc. Seem pretty healthy to be me. I suppose the Raven 1sh 'only' went
for $44K, near the low estimate, but that is one ugly poster, with the
book ta
Hi, Everyone,
Sorry, but my emails came back---didn't know pics couldn't be sent. Sorry.
Rick
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Hi, Everyone,
Here is my original email sent a week ago---photos are included in
previous email.
About 12 years ago, I purchased a number of posters from someone whose
work involved the printing of posters for Universal. Among the items I bought
were an uncut proof US one sheet fr
As a dealer, I have many times wished that there were multiple
military or comedy or melodrama or western collectors with the
kind of sustained interest that horror/sci-fi collectors have. But
where are they?
Kirby McDaniel
www.movieart.net
On Jul 22, 2007, at 10:05 AM, Bruce Hershenson wr
We are pleased to announce outstanding results for our Summer 2007 Signature
auction with a total so-far at $2.14 million and sure to climb with
after-auction sales. We were able to top our last March, 2007 auction by over
$100,000, breaking the last world's record, set by Heritage, for a single
mo
I just had a chance to glance over the Heritage results, and, as usual there
were around a dozen unbelievable knock-your-socks-off high prices, and also a
bunch of "better" results, and they are to be congratulated. But it sure seems
to jump out at me that the once "invincible" horror/sci-fi gen
We are posting this to MoPo because there are 950 non-U.S. posters from 22
countries (with 11 special U.S. posters) in our current Tuesday auctions
(CLOSING TUESDAY JULY 24th), and we KNOW that MoPo has many dealers and
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