One of my favourite Polish posters! It was one of the last from my first
"collection" that I let go.
Since then, "the private collection" has been in a a contsnat state of flux and
movement, as it is with most dealers, I suspect.
A couple of years back when we bought 400 Polish posters, Mila and
I agree with Phil. My Polish poster from AIP's THE RAVEN has been framed
and displayed for many years.
Nathalie
On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 10:04 PM, Phil Edwards wrote:
> There was a big boom in Polish posters among the cognescenti of the US/UK
> poster collecting world in the late 70s, especial
Actually I looked back on all this. I bought this collection - some 1200
posters, including 400
movie titles in 1986, not 1990 as I wrote. Nobody in the U.S. wanted them that
I knew. I sold them
in about 91 - 92. The majority of them were for plays, ballets, concerts, zoo,
etc. I thought th
There was a big boom in Polish posters among the cognescenti of the US/UK
poster collecting world in the late 70s, especially when anything was difficult
to get out of Eastern Bloc countries of the time.
My source then was an airline steward on trips from Poland. He made several
trips and he st
Interesting discussion.
I have some Mexican lobby cards, mostly from Karloff's last quartet of
films. But doesn't that make sense because of the "country of origin?"
Nathalie
On Sun, Jun 27, 2010 at 7:03 PM, wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I've had an original Mexican COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN LUIS BUNUEL 1-Sh
And hopefully by the time those five years happened, you wisely invested that
money in inventory you turned over many times - giving you a much greater
return than sitting on stale inventory and waiting for the market to catch up
to your vision would have done.
-- Sent from my Palm Pre
On Jun
In a message dated 28/06/2010 15:55:48 GMT Daylight Time,
pickmeis...@cox.net writes:
As far as I can see, the cards have made no attempt to learn our language
Not entirely true Greg – they seem to get such words as Casablanca and Rio
Lobo right for some reason…
OK I admit it, as a
I bought a selection of great Polish posters in 1990 including at least four or
five that have sold for multi-thousand
dollar prices. I could not GIVE them away. Seriously. Nobody wanted them and
I sold almost all of them in a lot
to a dealer in Chicago. He flew to Austin to gather them up.
MOPO MEMBERS -- THERE ARE SOME ROCK BOTTOM STARTING/CURRENT BID
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6/28/2010
Here are my auctions closing this Tuesday and Thursday on EBAY:
Quick Link:
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Including the follow
Strangely, (or interestingly, perhaps) the higher the quality of a
dealer's merchandise, the less prejudiced they seem to be against
Mexican paper.
I'm waiting for Todd to post, telling how he absolutely lurves it.
On 28 Jun 2010, at 18:59, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
Thanks, Phil.
Exactly. I'v
Hi, Everyone,
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I need this poster double sided and near mint rolled. I am a dealer
and am re-selling it so I can't pay more than around $100. or so.
Please take a look.
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Thanks, Channing Thomson
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Hi Folks,
this is warning about one ebay seller who sells new inket prints, poor
amateurish designs for some titles which have NEVER been shown in theaters in
Poland as rare old posters.
Please check the item no. 110552714583
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110552714583
and
never hurts to ask.
please note that i am only interested in original, american (except if it
is a british film, as i have been corrected in the past) in the styles
stated:
thanks.
michael
---
THE MORTAL STORM – 1940
SPIRAL STAIRCASE (half style A only)
Thanks, Phil.
Exactly. I've seen other types of posters go from no interest to some interest.
Believe it or not I remember when BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S was not particularly
collected.
Maybe Mexican lobby cards will never hit the Big Time of Film Posters. But
don't
be surprised if people start
This week, Heritage is offering another great auction of rare and vintage movie
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The problem with the Mexican lobby cards is that there so many of them,
and there are more coming every day across the border, most of them
illegally. Many of the cards are guided across the border by "Coyotes",
for a hefty fee, and often arrive in this country in terrible shape. As
far as I ca
I think the Mexican lobby cards have as much validity as many film
posters that are out there. I don't see any reason why they should be
specially singled out for exile!
Kirby McDaniel
www.movieart.net
On Jun 27, 2010, at 5:39 PM, rixpost...@aol.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a hard enough ti
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