Sooo...anyone heard of anything good coming up?

David

Very

David

Top 4: Highest to Lowest Bid

Maybe Bruce is right, Daybill collectors have got everything they need, the bidding looks off the pace, even at this early stage:

1z338 INVISIBLE BOY Aust daybill '57 art of Robby the Robot, hot from satellite headlines!  Condition Grade: very good Recent Price: $136 High Bidder: dr2114482   Time Left: 4 days 5 hours

1z339 IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA Aust daybill '55 Harryhausen, primordial monster attacks!  Condition Grade: good Recent Price: $38 High Bidder: dr2114482   Time Left: 4 days 5 hours

1z346 STAR WARS first printing Aust daybill '77 George Lucas classic epic, classic art by Tom Jung!  Condition Grade: good to very good Recent Price: $35 High Bidder: PR267067   Time Left: 4 days 5 hours

1z332 DR. SYN ALIAS THE SCARECROW Aust daybill '62 Walt Disney, Patrick McGoohan as scarecrow!  Condition Grade: good Recent Price: $20 High Bidder: sfbernie   Time Left: 4 days 5 hours

But its US cousin, the Insert, is doing well, and some very nice pieces too...

1z032 GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN insert R48 full-length monster Lon Chaney Jr. carrying Ankers, rare!  Condition Grade: very good Recent Price: $1,676 High Bidder: Olcourt   Time Left: 4 days 4 hours

1z034 THING insert '51 Howard Hawks' astounding movie, how did it get here from another world!  Condition Grade: good to very good Recent Price: $580 High Bidder: can123   Time Left: 4 days 4 hours

1z035 SON OF FRANKENSTEIN/BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN insert '48 monster Boris Karloff, Lanchester, rare!  Condition Grade: good to very good Recent Price: $558 High Bidder: muckandmyer   Time Left: 4 days 4 hours

1z033 WASP WOMAN insert '59 most classic art of Roger Corman's lusting human-headed insect queen!  Condition Grade: very good Recent Price: $361 High Bidder: muckandmyer   Time Left: 4 days 4 hours

Bruce

Isn't this the ultimate case of comparing apples to oranges?

How would first release (or early re-release) daybills from Ghost of Frankenstein, The Thing, Son of Frankenstein/Bride double bill, and Wasp Woman be doing?

HONDO

Bruce said:

Isn't this the ultimate case of comparing apples to oranges?

How would first release (or early re-release) daybills from Ghost of Frankenstein, The Thing, Son of Frankenstein/Bride double bill, and Wasp Woman be doing?

Good point Bruce. For the record though The Wasp Woman was never released theatrically in Australia.

Bruce

HONDO said:

Good point Bruce. For the record though The Wasp Woman was never released theatrically in Australia.

As long as you are being technical, did Ghost of Frankenstein and Son of Frankenstein/Bride of Frankenstein have a quick re-release in Australia like they did in the U.S.?

HONDO

Bruce said:

HONDO said:

Good point Bruce. For the record though The Wasp Woman was never released theatrically in Australia.

As long as you are being technical, did Ghost of Frankenstein and Son of Frankenstein/Bride of Frankenstein have a quick re-release in Australia like they did in the U.S.?

Not to my knowledge.

David

Bruce said:

Isn't this the ultimate case of comparing apples to oranges?

How would first release (or early re-release) daybills from Ghost of Frankenstein, The Thing, Son of Frankenstein/Bride double bill, and Wasp Woman be doing?

Really Bruce? Why so defensive?

I made a simple comment about the top four current bids from two different categories. Neither comment was comparing apples to oranges a simple case of making mention of the four leading bids of two types of (similar) posters in an major auction event, one that no one had yet discussed.

No mention or or comparison to like with like titles at all, in fact I stated at the beginning it was the "Top 4: Highest to Lowest Bid"

HONDO said:

Good point Bruce. 

Despite the fact it wasn't, not an unexpected comment.

Bruce

David said:

Really Bruce? Why so defensive?

I guess I completely misunderstood. I thought that when you said "Maybe Bruce is right, Daybill collectors have got everything they need, the bidding looks off the pace, even at this early stage:" you meant that this was why there was the price difference between the two groups. I apologize for misunderstanding, and I apologize for being defensive.

You can make it up to me by consigning some great daybills for my December auction!

HONDO

David said:

Bruce said:

Isn't this the ultimate case of comparing apples to oranges?

How would first release (or early re-release) daybills from Ghost of Frankenstein, The Thing, Son of Frankenstein/Bride double bill, and Wasp Woman be doing?

Really Bruce? Why so defensive?

I made a simple comment about the top four current bids from two different categories. Neither comment was comparing apples to oranges a simple case of making mention of the four leading bids of two types of (similar) posters in an major auction event, one that no one had yet discussed.

No mention or or comparison to like with like titles at all, in fact I stated at the beginning it was the "Top 4: Highest to Lowest Bid"

HONDO said:

Good point Bruce. 

Despite the fact it wasn't, not an unexpected comment.

I along with Bruce misunderstood

Bruce said:

David said:

Really Bruce? Why so defensive?

I guess I completely misunderstood. I thought that when you said "Maybe Bruce is right, Daybill collectors have got everything they need, the bidding looks off the pace, even at this early stage:" you meant that this was why there was the price difference between the two groups. I apologize for misunderstanding, and I apologize for being defensive.

You can make it up to me by consigning some great daybills for my December auction!

I along with Bruce misunderstood what you were stating David, which is something you yourself have done in the past also on some things I had commented on.

Please explain what you meant by the ''not an unexpected comment''?

David

Bruce said:

David said:

Really Bruce? Why so defensive?

I guess I completely misunderstood. I thought...you meant that this was why there was the price difference between the two groups.

Quite OK. And nope, was not comparing the two at all, I even preceded the Inserts by stating "But its US cousin, the Insert, is doing well, and some very nice pieces too..."

As an aside, I hope you noticed we're the only forum that can copy n paste an entire web page and pretty much keep its format, meaning visitors here can simply click on the link to bid...lucky we have this thread huh?

Bruce said:

You can make it up to me by consigning some great daybills for my December auction!

I don't have anything interesting, perhaps other might like to go first...

Bruce

David said:

As an aside, I hope you noticed we're the only forum that can copy n paste an entire web page and pretty much keep its format, meaning visitors here can simply click on the link to bid...lucky we have this thread huh?

I have never seen that before. I did not even think to click on them because I did not imagine it would be a link, since in EVERY other forum those DON'T link.

But shouldn't you remove those, since this is a "dealer free" forum? And maybe you are "outing" those auctions, so that would be another reason not to post them!

Bruce

David said:

I don't have anything interesting, perhaps other might like to go first...

I really think that NONE of you have any good ones to spare!

Charlie

We can always arrange a hit on Matt...

Matt

I'll arrange for the two bed prison cells for those that try...

David

lol

Quite funny, although not everyone here knows you actually do spend your days locked up in a real prison.

Rick

i would have thought the Aussie stuff was going ok with a few days to go.

Charlie

@David forgot about jail bird Matt... Apparently stuck in traffic most of the time too.

Matt

@Charlie Stop giving the old coot ideas...

110x75

So, are you people tired of thinking about a gift for Matias and never finding a good one?
Suffer no more! He will be delighted with this Anselmo Ballester original artwork for the argentinean version of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

https://movieposters.ha.com/itm/horror/the-strange-case-of-the-man-and-the-beast-minerva-1952-signed-original-poster-artwork-gouache-on-board-anselmo-ballest/a/7132-86481.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515

David

I will share in your delight....and now wait for your delight to happen.

110x75

I can wait a couple more years

David

  

110x75

Lots of Lynn's stuff in Heritage's signature. Hope his stuff goes somewhere where it will be cared and loved like it was with him.

David

The man had a fine eye.

Mirosae

This is coming to auction in November, both HA Sig and TCM Bonhams have a copy, to be auctioned very close together. Interesting to see which one will attract the highest bid. 

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David

Interesting

theartofmovieposters

Looks like Rosa and I have very similar taste!

Love that one...always have.

Mirosae

theartofmovieposters said:

Looks like Rosa and I have very similar taste!

Love that one...always have.

Hehe....great minds ....

David

Ahhh, you know what they say: "Great minds think alike..."

"...small minds never differ"

theartofmovieposters

Must explain why men are obsessed with sex.