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Re: Which Are Your Favourite 'B' Team Artwork Monster Daybills?
I found that Bruce once sold a copy of a 1960's re-release copy of a Godzilla daybill in 2003. No vision is available on the website but a 1960's poster has to the Regent re-issue version that you are speaking about. The only poster image I found is the following one from an unknown source, and it doesn't appear to be the same image as the one you have,Rick said:Regarding Godzilla, has anyone ever seen another copy?
HONDO
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Which Are Your Favourite 'B' Team Artwork Monster Daybills?
Do you have a personal favourite from the above daybill selection of some monster featured 'B' team produced artwork? I also am interested in your best fun and fugly choices as well
The contenders are -
The Snow Creature
Godzilla King Of The Monsters
Fire Maidens From Outer Space
Behemoth The Sea Monster
Perseus Against The Monsters
Reptilicus
Curse Of The Faceless Man
The Creeping Unknown ( two versions a & b )
It The Terror From Beyond Space
Revenge Of The Creature
Night Monster
Son Of Frankenstein plus the Invisible Man Returns
Son Of Frankenstein
House of Dracula
Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man
My choices from the above sixteen daybills are as follows -
Best Artwork - Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man
Most Fun - Godzilla King Of The Monsters
Most Fugly - so so many and almost all of them, but I finally settled for The Creeping Unknown ( the busier A version )
F. Cunninghame was the only printer to own up to the poster artwork for two daybills. The other fourteen printers names remain anonymous.
Anyone care to name their selections in the above three categories ? Love to hear your thoughts.
HONDO
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Re: Looking for a Truly Professional Database Solution (Post-iCollect Disaster)
Hmm, in that case...you might have to create your own. Tech saavy enough?
I tried to do a basic access db many many years ago, but got sidetracked and never got back to it.
Surely there would be readily accessible tools for you to create something on the internet these days?
I tried to do a basic access db many many years ago, but got sidetracked and never got back to it.
Surely there would be readily accessible tools for you to create something on the internet these days?
Re: Looking for a Truly Professional Database Solution (Post-iCollect Disaster)
i have an Excel file for my collection, obviously without images. I don't always keep it up to date, but it's helpful to track things.
Rick
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Re: Looking for a Truly Professional Database Solution (Post-iCollect Disaster)
https://posterama.io/
You can look at this. It was recommended to me a while back but I never looked into it...I know nothing about it really and havent tried it but I believe it was done by other collectors/dealers...there are costs associated, but you might want to take a look?
You can look at this. It was recommended to me a while back but I never looked into it...I know nothing about it really and havent tried it but I believe it was done by other collectors/dealers...there are costs associated, but you might want to take a look?
Re: Another Reynold Brown for my Collection
Famous last words...we've all been here!finepostervault said:
After that, it’s over … I swear.
Re: James Steward: A Poster and ist story. MR. HOBBS Takes A Vacation
Love this post...the poster oddities as I like to call them, are one of my favourite things about collecting.
Love me a good Polish poster, such great and unique takes on the film
Great film too, definately worth a rewatch
Love me a good Polish poster, such great and unique takes on the film
Great film too, definately worth a rewatch
Re: Rare Australian Posters Of Australian Films
I've had some lobbies from the 2000s so I guess still printing.
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