Folks-After this latest-dealer-restorer-consignor fiasco with the "Dracula"
one-sheet, I felt compelled to make this post. To me it seems the movie poster
biz has gone the way of New York City. In the seventies & eighties, Both New
York & the hobby were a little dirty, but still relatively cheap
Glenn
I am totally in line with your erudite and well written post and I
share many of your sympathies
Rich
At 07:31 AM 9/26/2009, glenndamato wrote:
Folks-After this latest-dealer-restorer-consignor fiasco with the
"Dracula" one-sheet, I felt compelled to make this post. To me it
seems th
Glenn - that post read like a presidential address and is RIGHT ON... I
agree also along with Rich
The same thing that happened in the comics and art and realestate ..
seemed o happen in Movie collectables.
Howevere remember it also has given many people a living selling movie
related
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Sent: Saturday, September 26, 2009 3:31 PM
Subject: [MOPO] SLOW DESTRUCTION OF OUR "HOBBY'
Folks-After this latest-dealer-restorer-consignor fiasco with the
"Dracula" one-sheet, I felt compelled to make this post. To m
This aspect alone screams volumes on the types that began to muck up
the hobby
A most ENLIGHTENING post... i am sure many individual's eyes were
opened and the basis of fact (as well as the backstory) of a certain
segment of seller has been further discussed.
Thanks, Glenn.
Jeff
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Sent: Sat, Sep 26, 2009 7:31 am
Subject: [MOPO] SLOW DESTRUCTION OF OUR "HOBBY'
Folks-After this latest-dealer-restorer-consignor fiasco with the
"Dracula" one-sheet, I felt compelled to make this post. To me it seems
the movie poster biz has gone th
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> From: glenndam...@earthlink.net
> Subject: [MOPO] SLOW DESTRUCTION OF OUR "HOBBY'
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> The first sign that the poster hobby was going down the tubes occured to me
> in the early 90's at a major auction house. A "rel
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