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Strange that the same seller who lists this as an an original DR. NO U.S.
one sheet with a Buy It Now price of $750 has a original SCARFACE (Pacino)
one sheet with a Buy It Now price of $500 and a MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN one
sheet with a Buy It Now price of $1250. What's wrong with this p
Rick:
Yes, it does look real. To be a R1980 it would say Dr. No in block
lettering on the right lower corner. Sure seems really white for a 1962 one
sheet
though.
Best, Tom Pennock
In a message dated 12/25/2009 10:52:09 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
rixpost...@aol.com writes:
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Looks to have the glossy finish of the 80's rerelase to me.
On Dec 25, 2009, at 10:50 PM, rixpost...@aol.com wrote:
Strange that the same seller who lists this as an an original DR.
NO U.S. one sheet with a Buy It Now price of $750 has a original
SCARFACE (Pacino) one sheet with a Buy I
Must have DULL paper to be a 1962 original plus National Screen Service
information. R1980 one sheets have no NSS info, are on slick paper and they
have the block BOLD DR NO printed on them. They are still 27" x 41.
Just spend 1K on a print of Dr. No for Christmas Part IB Tech, Part
Koda
Hell Mopo and Tom - I remember getting the Drno when they re-released
it. the paper was very close to 60s type paper and was not thick coated
enamel stock like the others of time..
also as I remember it had no re-release markings so it appeared like a
original. They also had the other films
how
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