They are both nasty evil people and they have played every legal
game possible.
Jim is so right when he says this about the Haggards. they broke the
cardinal rules of life and to make it worse they did so with people
he called "my best friends".
Too bad that evil people don't leave slime tra
No, it was a huge box of folded movie posters from the 30's thru the 50s, and
included Frankie, Drac, GWTW, Wolfman, Casablanca, etc ... (in my fondest
dreams)
Actually, it was mostly estate items and misc. junque; I told my grandpa that I
wanted the boxes of comics and books that were going for
where it becomes tricky with posters is in cases where you have the
'opening bid' by the house win an item which establishes a value
precedent for a poster
Neil
this is supposed to happen. If a poster is opening at 1000 and the
reserve is 2000, the house's final bid is supposed to be no highe
*I would like to remind everyone that our second book is now available. It
contains virtually every poster size from every good Sci FI 1950's Movie.
It is hard covered with a stitch binding. It is only $59.95 and I will
include the shipping for anyone responding from MoPo. It is a wonderful
Boo
good analogy, rich. i definitely think the auctioneers intention is about
getting the ball rolling (or the cards dealt).
where it becomes tricky with posters is in cases where you have the 'opening
bid' by the house win an item which establishes a value precedent for a poster
which (a) it doesn
Hey, Allen -
What the heck did you buy at auction back then?
A Creature 3S for $2!
Alan A
On Jul 22, 2011, at 5:19 PM, allen day wrote:
> My first auction was 49 years ago.
>
> One thing has never changed:
>
> Yer pays yer monies and yer takes yer chances
>
> ad
>
> --- On Fri, 7/22/11, Ric
I takes lot of chances and pays lots of monies
;-)
At 05:19 PM 7/22/2011, allen day wrote:
My first auction was 49 years ago.
One thing has never changed:
Yer pays yer monies and yer takes yer chances
ad
--- On Fri, 7/22/11, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
From: Richard Halegua Comic A
My first auction was 49 years ago.
One thing has never changed:
Yer pays yer monies and yer takes yer chances
ad
--- On Fri, 7/22/11, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
From: Richard Halegua Comic Art
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Heritage does $1.3mm in last weekend's Signature Auction
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV
I'm happy to accept that this practice is probably almost entirely
benign, but it potentially gives off the wrong impression and
creates unnecessary opportunities for doubt and innuendo where there
needn't be any.
I agree with all of Neil's post, most especially this part. However
I'll add,
Hi allWell, yes, it was a bit of a throwaway remark, but it was a joke with a
serious undertone. What better way to create confidence in a hobby (esp for
newbies) than by knowing that an auction house doesn't bid on the items they
are auctioning?This NP Gresham thing was clearly blown up out of
I agree with Kirby.
I was lucky enough to get that Double Indemnity
wc for my Chandler collection. It's one of the
rarer pieces to find (all the Chandler wc's are
tough) and it was the first unrestored one I'd
seen that had great color.. Sadly, I lost a
couple other items I needed.. but I'll
Congratulations to Heritage. A strong auction is good for the hobby, and the
number of bidders
is encouraging uptick. I bought about $9000 of material, all of it good,
including those stunning standees
from GIANT. Have we ever seen those before?
As a dealer, I support Heritage, and all honest
all this crap about NP Gresham is BS
doesn't everyone here know that the guy who made
the claims about illegal activity by Heritage in
the guise of NP Gresham, withdrew his claims.
signed a document acknowledging his claims were
bullshit & that he did not receive one penny from Heritage in re
Perhaps the underbidder was N.P Gresham.
--- On Fri, 22/7/11, Doug Taylor wrote:
From: Doug Taylor
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Heritage does $1.3mm in last weekend's Signature Auction
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Friday, 22 July, 2011, 22:03
I
wish there had been one less
I wish there had been one less bidder, so I might have gotten my item at an
increment or two lower than I did. Mine came in at my top bid.which, in
hindsight, might have been too much for the item.
Regards,
DBT
From: MoPo List [mailto:mopo-l@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU] On Behalf Of Susan
You are right Jim. I had tons of customers that were bidding on this auction
and many of them won their bids, even some of the high end titles and many that
bought mulitple items. So, that is a great sign for our hobby and our economy.
Many of my customers already have their posters on the way
Howdy all!
All the lycanthropic heat on WEREWOLF OF LONDON got you sprouting fur for...
A rare and original WEREWOLF OF LONDON lobby card that shows the monster?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=380355973357&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT
Got your bat wings flapping for a rare and or
At 11:48 AM 7/22/2011, James Gresham wrote:
What I see that is exciting is that there were 1220 bidders! Thats
fantastic.
yes indeed!!
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What I see that is exciting is that there were 1220 bidders! Thats
fantastic. With the economy the way it is, it is hard to know just where
our hobby stands. However, I think that 1220 bidders is a good sign of
health.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 1:14 PM, Smith, Grey - 1367 wrote:
> ** **
>
> *We
Werewolf of London Insert Poster brings $47,800 to lead $1.3 million+ Heritage
Auction Movie Poster Sale
Thanks to all of our bidders and consignors for a very successful July auction.
Consign now to our upcoming November 18 and 19 movie poster auction!!
Heritage Auctions did $1.3+ mill
Heritage has something for everyone this week! There are over 465 lots of the
best and most affordable posters, lobby cards, photos, pressbooks, and related
Memorabilia! This incredible auction will end this Sunday, July 24th at 10PM.
Heritage has offered over 140,000 lots (all searchable with i
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had over the years is Saturday Night at the Movies, for many years hosted by
the effusive and encyclopedic Elwy Yost.
Rest in peace, Elwy.
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