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Re: Wil's under house find
The Hockey Champ ( 1939 ) is another Donald Duck long daybill. Posters of this type are very few in number it appears.
HONDO
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Re: Wil's under house find
Ha ha. What makes things worse is the fact that the poster was originally a long daybill, and who knows if a rare Donald Duck title was originally printed on It.collectahollic said:A crying shame Donald Duck was missing his legs (must have upset Pluto!)
HONDO
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Re: Waterloo Bridge Australian Poster Release Dates.
The 48RR is lovely, sadly none of those appeared yesterday.
Wil
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Re: Wil's under house find
King Kong, The Outlaw, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs and the other Disneys, along with the Richardson Studio titles are great and I also like the rare film noir title The Lone Wolf In Mexico. You must be still smiling.collectahollic said:Thanks Lawrence, funnily enough I thought you'd like some of those. The Disney and full bleed titles I was mighty pleased with, plus throw in the kongs and Outlaw and it was worth the three flights over 2 weeks.HONDO said:
The Son Of Frankenstein mishmash was originally The Spider ( 1945 ), as seen above.
Great find. A half a dozen of the daybills I haven't seen before, and a very rare one that I will talk about soon.
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HONDO
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Re: War Movies Quiz
Matt said:218 Wake Island
Correct and well spotted Matt. Wake Island released in 1942. Nice to have the correct answer from the proud owner of this great rare daybill.
HONDO
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Re: Peeling Onions...feedback about fellow collectors
Lawrence has been pretty selfless and helped everyone with his wealth of knowledge.
Mark
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Re: A list of some of the items we think ALL movie paper collectors should strongly consider owning
I guess the only thing I would add is that the strong light should be a daylight bulb 5000k - 6500k. Yellow light, say 2500k, is not great for studying posters and taking photos. You can buy 400 Watt equivalent compact fluorescents that rate ~100-110 watts for about $20... You can spend more for bigger photo bulbs. My bulbs are about 10†long.
Charlie
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