In today's la time there is a large article about the collectors book store
collection and related heritage auction in dec. Interesting piece.
Last hurray for hollywood memorabilia.
Best / Philipp
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Some fantastic posters available at the Coys auction. Please take a look.
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30th annual auction for The Last Moving Picture Co. at Premier Auction
Galleries exceeded $140,000 and is still growing with after-sales. We are
now taking consignments for October, 2023.
Thanks to all of you who participated.
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if I win a poster of any auction I pay market price….if I sell a poster at
auction I have to take off 50% from market value for all fees …if anyone buys
any poster above 50% market value…I will sell you all my collection
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Has anyone received their winnings in the recent auction from our MoPo
friend Grey Smith?
I won a clockwork Orange quad and paid for it within a week of closing, but
have not received it yet. Am I unusual in that regard?
Chris Quarles
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This seems to be the nature of the perverse beast that is Ebay. I've
been buying a lot of old plastic model kits lately on Ebay (a new
nostalgia binge for me) and I noticed something very much like what you
describe:
1) There are a bunch of brick-and-mortar hobby shops that now sell
online vi
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In today's la time there is a large article about the collectors book store
collection and related heritage auction in dec. Interestin
I have noticed a trend in prices realised at online auctions recently, and
that is quite a substantial number of posters in the usual $20 - $100 range
selling at prices way below the average of the last couple of years. Is
this a sign of a falling market or a temporary aberration?
Tommy Barr
Bruce and others
I would be keen to hear more thoughts about what Rich had to say concerning
older original vintage posters from the 1930's - 1940's posters - USA
Hollywood mainstream titles losing market share because the buying public is
ceasing to exist literally due to age.
Regards
Thanks to those who weighed in on the topic of "do mainstream vintage
posters lose market share due to an dying population ", I enjoyed reading
the replies.
On another note, when poster auctions on ebay, emovieposter or Heritage
start at 1.00 , the titles all have value but the question as we
I still cannot believe people paying such high fees consigning their posters to
the auction houses if they could get a much higher price selling directlyI
have not seen any increase of prices of most posters during the last 15 years
not counting the top pieces over 5,000incredible
Sent
Hello all!
I was watching a few cards from Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman and House
of Dracula in Bruce's auction Saturday night and decided to let them go.
Didn't have anything from either of these films and wanted to have
something to represent them. Well, after a bit of emotional struggling,
I
I do a lot of research on the net and this popped up as being affordable
with a lot of the features requested, like bulk listing:
http://www.phpauction.org/comparison.php
Don't know how well it works or what their tech support is like.
Cheers,
Cindy
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I got an em
The major live auction houses have typically had BRUTAL shipping
charges. They are not in the shipping business themselves, and they
contract it out. By the old standards of Christies New York or UK or
Sothebys or the old Butterfield and Butterfield, Morris Everett's
auction shipping charges are
Hi all,
Some time ago I wrote that it seemed that there appeared to be a falling
off of prices at auction (specifically HA's signature) but recent events
seem to contradict that. Following online auctions in last few weeks it
seems that prices realised have rarely been more volatile and values wo
After our musings on the prices fetched at the Ewbank's auction I notice
that HA has also seen some strange price hikes at the weekend. For example,
Battle of Britain o/s folded 7.5 @$300; The Lion King o/s rolled 8.5 @$324:
Titanic 2xo/s rolled 8.5 @$324. Given that those can be bought online for
To be perfectly clear, the auction house that sold me the
Frankenstein title card and Dracula window had absolutely no idea
that the items were fake. In fact, I do know that they had them
quickly checked out by a known restorer BEFORE the auction. That
restorer just missed what is now obvi
Morrie-Well sure I am Blind and missing foot However I aint seeing no
auction results..so I assume these went well as you are Grand Poobah of
movie memorable poster auctions...
Maybe was a typo or tech glitch
or maybe aint the eagle eye I used to be andtheresults are there and I
aintsein em??
On line now premierauctiongalleries.com 400 lot NON movie poster auction.
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I received mine within 2 days of paying - with correspondence from Propstore
along the way alerting me when payment was received and package had been
shipped.
Greg Ferland
On Tuesday, June 13, 2023 at 11:57:31 AM PDT, Christopher Quarles
wrote:
Has anyone received their winnings in th
Not yet but I paid with a personal check
On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 2:57 PM Christopher Quarles
wrote:
> Has anyone received their winnings in the recent auction from our MoPo
> friend Grey Smith?
>
> I won a clockwork Orange quad and paid for it within a week of closing,
> but have not received it
Nope, paid over a week ago. No communications yet.
Wim
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On 2023-06-13 22:10, Alan Heimann wrote:
Not yet but I paid with a personal check
On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 2:57 PM Christopher Quarles
wrote:
Has anyone received their winnings in the recent auction from our
MoPo friend
Got in touch with customer service..they explained very small packaging
staff dealing with complex orders ..estimating as long as 4 to six weeks
On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 5:07 PM wrote:
> Nope, paid over a week ago. No communications yet.
>
> Wim
> www.movie-ink.com
>
> On 2023-06-13 22:10, Alan H
To be exact many items requiring “special packaging “
On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 5:12 PM Alan Heimann wrote:
> Got in touch with customer service..they explained very small packaging
> staff dealing with complex orders ..estimating as long as 4 to six weeks
>
> On Tue, Jun 13, 2023 at 5:07 PM wrot
Paid day after auction and have not received. Seems like slow shipping has
followed Grey over from HA…
In contrast, I buy photographs from HA and sometime they ship before I even pay.
Best,
Charlie
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> On Jun 13, 2023, at 4:07 PM, Wim from MOVIE INK. AMSTERDAM
> wrote:
>
Let me throw in a hearty defense of PropStore here, only because I have
extreme personal experience with similar matters.
In the past few months I have been telling buyers after our auctions we
need a total of 3 weeks to pack everything, so 4 to 6 weeks does not seem
the slightest excessive to me,
MOPOers
Okay I need to weigh in on this mild kerfluffel regarding Prop Store, shipping
charges etc.
All of you know I work at Goldberg Coins and Collectible as the Director of the
division. It’s my baby and that includes collections and shipping.
The challenges are huge and besides myself there
Bruce is the gold standard about being transparent about every aspect in the
buyer and seller equation - no guessing. He also has a skill that he doesn't
get enough credit for - which is calming nervous consignors about how their
submissions will be handled and the potential risks involved if t
Oh brother where art thou?…so nice to hear from you Freeman ..please chime
in ever so often..some thoughts ..propstore , for me, is a new venue..will
get accustomed to their shipping schedules and hopefully they will be able
to add more staff for this purpose… I don’t have the auction catalog in
fr
Alan
I DID wonder if LOTS of people would pay the $15, because that would
completely negate the value, but it turns out that in our case it WAS
enough to give people pause, and decide, "Maybe I can wait a while", and of
course there is also the chance that yours will be near the top by sheer
"luck
Great endorsement for Bruce David!! What we learn about dealers and
businesses overtime IT'S VERY SIMPLE TREAT EVERYBODY LIKE FAMILY AND I
ALWAYS WOULD TELL MY CUSTOMERS IT'S NOT WHAT I HAVE TO DO BUT WHAT I
WANT TO DO TO MAKE THE CUSTOMER HAPPY IT'S ABOUT SERVING OTHERS
Mistakes can be made ho
Bruce That’s an excellent point ..I didn’t consider that they may be
processing stuff from their other auctions all funneling to the same
shipping dept
On Wed, Jun 14, 2023 at 8:47 AM Bruce Hershenson
wrote:
> Alan
>
> I DID wonder if LOTS of people would pay the $15, because that would
> comple
I just received the catalog. Amazing items being offered by Bonhams. Bonhams
offers massive collections of movie paper related items which is really great.
I will be all over them. Now, looking all over other online and life auctions,
there is incredible amount of items being offered. I even jus
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I noticed the Sabin Gray's Backlot Books down the street
seems to have closed as well.
I stopped by today and it looked as though they were in the process of
cleaning it out. I know ther
chis Morin
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Sabin probably closed the store because the City of LA decided to close
all the mom and pop stores on Hollywood & Vine to make room for the W
Hotel and all the shops that
time. And
this is for crappy apartments.
They Disneyfied Times Square they'll do it to Hollywood and Vine.
GT
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I noticed the Sabin Gray's Backlot Books down the street seems to
have closed as well.
I stopped by today and it looked as though they were in the process
of
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tooch, tooch, tooch.
the city of LA (nor any city) cannot just randomly go in and close down
places of business without a reason, whether they be "mom n pop" stores
or other... we may be a lot of thing
oom
for the W Hotel and all the shops that will cater to their customers.
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not long ago. I
don't know if the two were related.
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I noticed the Sabin Gray's Backlot Books down the street seems to
have closed as well.
I stopped by today and it look
On the value of a piece being with or without BP, I think this is how
I see it.
You'll often see dealers marketing a piece by comparing it to one
having just sold in auction, pointing out that they are selling it for
less than it reached in auction, and what good value it is.
In this ins
I know that it's something I have referred to before but do people not
check what a particular poster is selling for online before bidding at
auction? I mentioned a Day of the Triffids I am selling on eBay previously
but last night 'garyphilip' paid $600 on emovie for a Butch Cassidy style A
that I
The latest article about the auction world in today's WSJ has an intriguing
portion that's practically buried near the bottom.
It's about the so-called "guarantees" that some houses give to consignors of
rare art.
Some of you may recall the notorious "guarantee" sought by the consignor o
To give a semi-intelligent answer, I need to know what year range of
posters you are talking about, and whether these are U.S. or from other
countries, and roughly what sizes!
On Fri, Nov 1, 2013 at 6:29 AM, Tommy Barr wrote:
> I have noticed a trend in prices realised at online auctions recent
At 04:29 AM 11/1/2013, Tommy Barr wrote:
I have noticed a trend in prices realised at online auctions
recently, and that is quite a substantial number of posters in the
usual $20 - $100 range selling at prices way below the average of
the last couple of years. Is this a sign of a falling market
Yep, the very obvious part of this, which is old and dull, is that supply now
outstrips demand.
The fact that the movie poster "Wal Mart" has a large section of the market
seems largely irrelevant to me.
Still an overabundance of stuff that not a lot of people particularly want,
regardless of
Any consignor not happy with the prices quits consigning, so the number of
unhappy consignors shrinks in no time at all. Yet we are constantly
consigned *MORE AND MORE* with every passing month, and our existing
consignors keep sending us more and more, and we keep getting more and more
brand new c
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Yep, the very obvious part of this, which is old and dull, is that supply now
outstrips demand.
The fact that the movie poster "Wal Mart" has a large section of the market
seems
the situation is very obvious Ben.
I was always curious why sometimes I would sell a
1930s or 1940s poster for a dollar or two until I
noticed that Bruce was also selling similar types at the same price level.
There just isn't anyone to buy alot of this
material anymore because they don't know
I completely disagree with this theory. Items from good movies have been
rising, because more and more people are finally getting to see those
movies, thanks to all the ways there are to see them. In the 1960s I sought
out most of the early James Cagney and Humphrey Bogart movies (those lesser
know
Wait... that
> seems to already be happening as well.
>
> Buy what you like; prefer great images from great films. Everything else is
> just paper.
>
> Evan
>
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I completely disagree with this theory. Items from good movies have been
rising, because mor
Pretty much agree with everything you wrote here Bruce, the difference is that
if you went out of business tomorrow, then dealers could justify their prices on
all those posters from "bad movies, with bad art and where there are tons of
them" by saying - hey where else are you going to get one? No
ginal film posters until a few, very
> clever and imaginative people managed to make them very desirable to a
> worldwide market.
>
> Simon
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from great films. Everything
else is just paper.
Evan
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Yep, the very obvious part of this, which is old and dull, is that
supply no
t that you will probably lose your shirt
in the bargain.
Evan
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>
> Tommy's question pertained specifically to $20-$100 posters
>
>
> At 03:17 PM 11/1/2013, Evan Zweifel wrote:
> >I find it hard to b
ball card "commons".
> >
> > Eventually people will just start auctioning large lots of miscellaneous
> > posters, as if they were just interchangeable pieces of paper. Wait... that
> > seems to already be happening as well.
> >
> > Buy what you like; pref
ey grew up with ... which is why
i'm very surprised to see Rich considering movie posters buyers to be investors
... filip
Date: Sat, 2 Nov 2013 08:39:25 +1000
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Bruce and others
lanora
Qld 4221
Australia
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Hi, that's definitely true for pre 1950s movies , and it's quite logical ,
colle
which is why i'm very
surprised to see Rich considering movie posters
buyers to be investors ... filip
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Bruce and others
I would be keen to
If there are so fewer "investor types" in this hobby, why are you so worried
about if/when there will be a million dollar poster?
With less "investor-types", doesn't it stand to reason that we have less of a
chance to have a million dollar poster?
But you keep saying it's just a matter of time unt
This would only be a problem for cars and houses if they regularly started
selling for $1, but they don't. And in fact the downward risk is so much less
in those markets because there are so many dealers/flippers who will buy these
items. If you were to auction your house for a $1 starting bid, th
hi or low value is a subjective term
to snobs like Sean and I who will spend hundreds
or thousands on a single poster and may not
consider it alot of money, to someone with a
family making $500 a week a $20 or $50 poster may seem like a special purchase.
alot/a little means very much to
op me a line!
- Ron
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This would only be a problem for cars and houses if they regularly started
selling for $1, but they don't. And
n . I had not thought
about it that way , but your view on investments has really enlighted me .
thanks, filip
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I don't consid
o out right away .
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>
> filip
> I know guys here in Vegas that sit down in poker games with 5-10k,
> yet have never seen a las vegas show i
Ewbanks auctions
http://www.ewbankauctions.co.uk/
Some great posters to be had.
This Never Happened to the Other Fella
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most people don't know how to sell directly or have any facility to do so.
At 11:52 AM 2/26/2015, Philipp Kainbacher wrote:
I still cannot believe people paying such high fees consigning their
posters to the auction houses if they could get a much higher price
selling directlyI have not s
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> Subject: [MOPO] Auction fees
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>
> I still cannot believe people paying such high fees consigning their posters
> to the auction houses if they could get a much higher price se
> 15 years not counting the top pieces over 5,000incredible"
>
>
> Try at least 20 years. That's because the major sellers have done absolutely
> nothing to attract new blood.
>
> > Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 11:52:25 -0800
> > From: 0015e579331a-dmarc-req
I left the hobby in 2004 and recently returned. I was an avid eBay
buyer/seller. From my experience I can say that a few posters have greatly gone
up in value since I left:
Jaws (these used to go for $75-$100)
Night of the living dead
Good, Bad, and the ugly ($150 easy)
Cool hand luke ($300-$350
that includes all the items you
listed in your post.
Zeev
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I left the hobby in 2004 and rec
gt; weeks a year, all beginning at $1.00 ! and that includes all the items you
> listed in your post.
>
> Zeev
>
>
>
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> Thienes
> Sent: February-26-15 11:43 PM
>
I tend to consign to Bruce or Heritage when I sell.
If it's right for the piece I'd also consign to dealer.
Aside from cutting out a lot of hassle I'm pretty certain I'm getting more than
I would otherwise. And if they're doing that, don't begrudge them a living.
Other than getting the cash r
But it is an excellent buying opportunity for certain!
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> On Feb 27, 2015, at 5:45 AM, Richard C Evans wrote:
>
> I tend to consign to Bruce or Heritage when I sell.
>
> If it's right for the piece I'd also consign to dealer.
>
> Aside from cutting out a lot of hassle I
. TO some
extent, the market is driven by perceived supply and demand.
FRANC
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most people don't know how to sell directly or have any facility to do so.
At 11
www.coys.co.uk
Dear Mopoers
just to let you know that the Coys December Auction is on Tuesday 4th December
with some really awsome items including rare For a few Dollars More, From
Russia With Love Quad, Sign of Four, Thunderball French Grande and the original
Enzo Nistri art work for Breakf
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Buyer should be made aware of those charges...
Morrie knew this up front and should have listed this in his Terms and
Condition section and not what he did say " Your bill will include
normal shipping
plus insurance".
$40 is not normal for 1 poster.. Everbody knows that
MPEXCH
LARRY WHEE
because of
storage.
It was two weeks before I even knew that I even
won!
Doug Ball
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SHIPPING
Buyer should be made aware of those
, please take
our survey at www.HeritageGalleries.com
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The major live auction houses have typically ha
Bonhams have a sale of Rock and Roll and Film Memorabilia sale number 11386
16th November. The catalogue is now on line.
As you will see there are some great items.
Please check it out.
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After our musings on the prices fetched at the Ewbank's auction I notice that
HA has also seen some strange price hik
Tommy,
I think there is one simple reason: With shops, bars, and restaurants closed in
wide parts of the world and no holiday trips in sight either, many people have
a lot of extra cash to spend. Many of them are working from their home office
right now, and no commuting means more extra time t
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Tommy,
I think there is one simple reason: With shops, bars, and restaurants closed in
wide parts of the world and no holiday trips in sight either
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>
> Tommy,
>
> I think there is one simple reason: With shops, bars, and restaurants
> closed in wide parts of the world and no holiday trips in sight either,
> many people have a lot of ext
Hamm
>>
>> Sent: Monday, March 1, 2021 9:03:18 AM
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>> Tommy,
>>
>> I think there is one simple reason: With shops, bars, and restaurants closed
>> in wide parts of the
posters are less likely to be fakes. Many posters on
Ebay are becoming less likely to be originals.
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From: MoPo List on behalf of Helmut Hamm
Sent: Monday, March 1, 2021 9:03:18 AM
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Auction prices Tommy,
I think t
Helmut and Tommy - you guys are onto something. Because yesterday I was
tracking a Blazing Saddles insert at Heritage and I saw it jump to near $200
with its 20% buyer's premium, a poster that can be had for a little more or a
little less, depending upon condition and this one was pretty nice.
f of David Kusumoto
Sent: 02 March 2021 12:40
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Auction Prices
Helmut and Tommy - you guys are onto something. Because yesterday I was
tracking a Blazing Saddles insert at Heritage and I saw it jump to near $200
with its 20% buyer's premium
My favourite Star Wars poster is the style D one sheet, which apparently
was the one George Lucas had displayed in his office, yet it doesn't seem
to be very popular among collectors. As regards the poster auction prices,
I wonder if Grey or Bruce can offer any insights?
Tommy
On Tue, 2 Mar 2021
I'm with you Tommy! I have no interest in Star Wars related material of
any kind but the Style D one sheet is the best of the bunch in my opinion.
I've always admired the thought that went behind its concept.
Glenn
On Tue, Mar 2, 2021 at 6:07 AM Tommy Barr wrote:
> My favourite Star Wars poste
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Auction Prices
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My favourite Star Wars poster is the style D one sheet, which apparently was
the one George Lucas had displayed in his office, yet it doesn't seem to be
very popular among collectors. As regards the poster auction prices, I wonder
if Grey or Bruc
I spoke to my local hifi (and high end) dealer today, and although his shop is
closed due to the lockdown, he has seen a significant increase in business
during the last year.
> I’m not so sure how much is being spent by those wishing to more diversely
> invest in their portfolio in collectibl
Yes, Covid hit a lot of people in the financial nuggets, but those who
didn't feel the squeeze and were able to transition from work to home with
ease have this new disposable income per se. Meaning, their car expenses
went down due to not driving as much, eating out and other forms of weekend
ent
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