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Show us your poster lair...
Since there was limited involvement for "how do you store your posters" probably because it has been beaten to death... Show us you poster collecting environment lair/room/corner! I call mine, my poster lair... It's quite chaotic.
Charlie
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Re: Monster & Spacemen raid
Exciting! I remember those early days. It was like Christmas after every auction. Please continue to share!
Charlie
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
Both Terror Lostralis and Buckeye And Pinto were released in Australia as a double feature in 1980. They were independent Australian films shot and released on 16mm. The films were shorts with Terror Lostralis running either 43 minutes or 55 minutes , depending on which source you believe. Buckeye And Pinto ran 29 minutes according to two different sources. The double ran for lengthy, if limited seasons in Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney. Both of the two films were also screened separately with other programming. The Australian distributor/s of these films is unknown.
Images courtesy of IMDb, NFSA and Moviefare.
Images courtesy of IMDb, NFSA and Moviefare.
HONDO
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Re: 2001: A Space Odyssey 40x60 McCall – Genuine 1968 Original Paper or “Just” R-1971? Need Your Expert
I guess I see the confusion. In 1971 and again in 1974, 2001 was re-released, and they re-used the plates from the 1968 Star Child poster (with less color) and as I recall one or both of those poster DOES have a 1968 copyright on the front, but has a 1971 (or 1974) NSS stamp on the back (if I remember correctly, because I am not at the office now).
However, it appears for those re-releases they solely made Star Child one-sheets and no other.
So I feel real comfortable in saying this IS a 1968 poster that was reused and stamped in 1974.
Our position at eMoviePoster.com is that, since such posters WERE printed in the original year, and solely STAMPED for a re-release, to always call them an original, but of course to note the stamp and that it was reused during that re-released.
And such stamps CAN be removed or painted over.
However, it appears for those re-releases they solely made Star Child one-sheets and no other.
So I feel real comfortable in saying this IS a 1968 poster that was reused and stamped in 1974.
Our position at eMoviePoster.com is that, since such posters WERE printed in the original year, and solely STAMPED for a re-release, to always call them an original, but of course to note the stamp and that it was reused during that re-released.
And such stamps CAN be removed or painted over.
Bruce
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Re: Hondo's Daybill and One Sheet Q&A [Re-Titled]
(Tharunka /Trove/ NFA)Some information regarding the early history or the Valhalla cinema in Glebe. You may find the above article that was published in the Tharunka newspaper by students of the University Of N.S.W. on 16 September 1985 of interest
A fact that I had not been aware of is that Valhalla themselves produced four films in the 1980s. The films are as follows.
Future Schlock (Submitted by Valhalla Films and classified by the Australia film censor on 01 July 1984 on 16mm
Channel Chaos (Submitted by Valhalla Holdings and classified by the Australian film censor on 01 November 1985 on 35mm..
The Big Hurt (Submitted by Valhalla Holdings and classified by the Australian film censor on 01 October 1986 on 35mm.
As Time Goes By (Submitted by Valhalla Holdings and classified by the Australian film censor on 01 February 1988 on 35mm.
A rare Australian printed film poster for Future Schlock , and an Australian Videotape image to give an idea about the film's content.
HONDO
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Re: The new guy from Hamburg
Welcome aboard. I am keen to see what purchases you will make in the future.
HONDO
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Re: The new guy from Hamburg
welcome. I was in Hamburg a few months ago on holiday from Australia - i could have added poster viewing to my exploits!
Rick
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Re: Monster & Spacemen raid
it was a great auction with some very high prices for the likes of Iron Giant, Pokemon etc
Rick
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