If this goes to a museum, the collection will probably see public access on
never-never day. Remember the final scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark?
Each and every one of the large museums all over the world has a vault like
that, with tons of treasures that may never see the light of day for
So.if it does end up in a museum with little to no access by the
publichow will that be any different than where it is stored now?
I'm sure Morrie shows it to friends every now and thenbut really, we
are a tiny community (movie poster collectors). And I doubt he has
collectors
Is there enough in the collection to warrant a museum buying it? Has Morrie been discerning enough with his choices‎? A more encouraging situation for the sale if this collection, might have been to sell it four lots. With important material taking top lot. I can only see dealers being interested
I thought - could be wrong - that Morrie utilized his collection on an image
rental basis out of New York.
Perhaps the material from his collection will be acquired by another such venue
with images available to all - but perhaps not the pieces themselves.
I suppose this is how the Getty works
Folks-At this time I have 73 original Hollywood Photos up on eBay for auction.
Many have no bids at the $1.99 opener or are at crazy low prices. There should
be many bargains. Many end tomorrow, so take a look. Featured items include:
Joan Crawford stills from Possessed Mildred Pierce,
I think I understand Morrie...he probably invested much timme and money
building he collection..he wants to make sure and see in his lifetime
where the collection goes.. and as far as money he wants to leave a
chunk to his family. and leave the collection behind for somone who will
store it
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Agreed! Anybody not watching this auction livestream is missing out. The
London After Midnight was a blast to watch go!!
Congratulations to Grey and all involved...including, most of all, the happy
winners!'
All the best,
M
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 13:47:48 -0800
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Yep, that was fun.
On 22 Nov 2014, at 21:54, Michael Greenwood wrote:
Agreed! Anybody not watching this auction livestream is missing out. The
London After Midnight was a blast to watch go!!
Congratulations to Grey and all involved...including, most of all, the happy
winners!'
Wow, that was so exciting I had to cancel a couple of appointments to
watch. Man, someone is very happy now. I hope it will be on display somehow.
Toochis
On Saturday, November 22, 2014 1:57 PM, Richard C Evans evan...@mac.com wrote:
Yep, that was fun.
On 22 Nov 2014, at 21:54,
at $478,000, it's more than the Mummy 1sh sale
At 01:47 PM 11/22/2014, Freeman Fisher wrote:
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That's right!! And that was ONLY just about 18 YEARS AGO!!
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 14:10:34 -0800
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at $478,000, it's more than the Mummy 1sh sale
At 01:47 PM 11/22/2014, Freeman Fisher wrote:
Yes, bravo Grey...that was so fun to watch. Sue - Hollywood Poster Frames
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 13:47:48 -0800
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Subject: [MOPO] Congrats Grey!
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London After Midnight: Hammered at $400,000
Barbara Eden, Natalie Wood, Veronica Lake, Jerry Lewis, Hopalong Cassidy,
Lauren Bacall, John Wayne, Bing Crosby, MORE
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I wonder what it would sell for today..
I'm not sure there would be an advance on teh price
you did well Grasshopper
At 02:29 PM 11/22/2014, Todd wrote:
That's right!! And that was ONLY just about 18 YEARS AGO!!
Date: Sat, 22 Nov 2014 14:10:34 -0800
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As interesting to me would be the multiplier for that Mummy one sheet, both
as it relates to time number of years in the consignor's possession and its
original cost.
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Amazing stuff, certainly a great thing to see. Congrats to HA and Grey
and the hobby in general
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It looks like that corner sign flipping has been good for the hobby. Keep it
up. Rick
On Saturday, November 22, 2014 5:14 PM, David Rew da...@bidll.com wrote:
Amazing stuff, certainly a great thing to see. Congrats to HA and Grey and the
hobby in general
regards,
David Rew
[mob] 0402
I'm doing research on The Terror Of Tiny Town.
I have an original Walter Wanger Release Dialogue Continuity for
Stagecoach from January 31, 1939. This was sent to U.A., and their
scripts were generated from this. This is the earliest version of the
script.
I will TRADE it for an original
Rich,
I know I don't need to tell you that 18 years in the collectibles market is a
very very long time and it might as well been 100 years.
Someone asked me about a month ago what I thought LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT would
go for and I said, at least $500k and maybe as high as the moon.
Grey
Just received a phoen call from a customer I havent spoke to since the
80s.. he is in NYC... we spoke about memorabilia business since the60s
he saw Jerry leis and knows alan alda and Martin scorses.. I mentioned
the Heritage sales of today and he knew Grey Smith.. he said whats good
about
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