Best Of

 
The original Australian versions looking neat. Mark ( Eisenhower ) summed it up in that the placement of the ratings is poor at times. I like the Doris a Day though - rather cute. The reason I had asked my questions was to see if other members agreed with my thoughts. 



This Mother, Jugs & Speed ( 1976 ) daybill is one of the worse examples of New Zealand censorship where the R rating stamp has been applied, without enough ink, in a hurry and appears without care. I believe the stamping took place at the distributor's premises before being sent out to the exhibitors and there was a person or persons sitting at a table with stacks of different titles to stamp. If you have done any stamping yourself, you would know that after a while it becomes a little boring and you just want it to end sooner than later. Therefore  less attention is paid to applying the placing of the stamp and with the ink replacement, and all one wants to do is get the job at hand over with as soon as possible, so the process is speeded up somewhat and less care is taken. I know which of the above two examples I prefer.