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Re: Hondo's This And That
In the spirit of John's non-official promo daybill. On Halloween 2022, Umbrella Entertainment released 3 're-imagined' full sized horror Daybills and Blueray sleeves inspired by an Australian classic. Each were available for $20AUD.
To quote Umbrella:
'In a homage to Ozploitation, this Halloween we have revamped 3 Horror classics with "G'day of the Dead" Ozploitation variants. Featuring all new custom art, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has been styled as Wake In Fright, Hellraiser styled as Turkey Shoot, and Day of the Dead styled as Crocodile Dundee'
These are long since sold out on their store, however, there have been a number of these since sold on ebay.
To quote Umbrella:
'In a homage to Ozploitation, this Halloween we have revamped 3 Horror classics with "G'day of the Dead" Ozploitation variants. Featuring all new custom art, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre has been styled as Wake In Fright, Hellraiser styled as Turkey Shoot, and Day of the Dead styled as Crocodile Dundee'
These are long since sold out on their store, however, there have been a number of these since sold on ebay.
Wil
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Re: Questions for Bruce-EMP
That's good to hear.Bruce said:
As I said, as of now, not one person has told us they were charged ANY tariff on any package.
John
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Re: Questions for Bruce-EMP
Please don't EVER mark any package sent to us as a "gift". We never do this with any package we send, either.
As I said, as of now, not one person has told us they were charged ANY tariff on any package.
As I said, as of now, not one person has told us they were charged ANY tariff on any package.
Bruce
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Re: Where Are These Daybills?
Firstly thank you. Your suggestion is great' I will contact you shortly privately to discuss this further.dedeposter said:Great research - have you ever thought of contacting the Society of Cinema Pioneers to see if anyone has recollections? I'm a member and could give you contact details if you like. Perhaps they can put a something in their newsletter?
HONDO
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Re: Questions for Bruce-EMP
It doesn't work that way. If you send anything to the US it is subject to applicable tariffs that must be collected prior to sending. The good news is that posters don't attract tariffs (at the moment). However, each package has to be verified prior to shipping. Some people send packages as a gift but that is always a risk.Rick said:
If i was sending a package for Bruce to sell, I assume there would be no tariff because it is being sold in the US?
John
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Re: Oct-Nov-Dec 2025
Final one of the year, just completed this morning by Jaime Mendez.
Numbered Woman 1938 Long Daybill.
Numbered Woman 1938 Long Daybill.
Wil
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Re: When the time comes ... how will you sell your collection?
My number one problem with consignors is ones that try to include a fair amount of low value items with their better items.
I refuse to do this. What is funny about it is that the low value items generate a TINY amount of income, so little is lost by leaving them out.
Such people are spoiled by the fact that there WAS a time when I took anything and everything, but that was in the days of large boxes that cost $3 to ship by Priority Mail.
To such people I always reply, "Only send items that meet our minimums, or send nothing".
And if I don't receive enough consignments with the new minimums, I will retire. BUT I AM NOT SEEING ANY SIGN OF THAT!
I refuse to do this. What is funny about it is that the low value items generate a TINY amount of income, so little is lost by leaving them out.
Such people are spoiled by the fact that there WAS a time when I took anything and everything, but that was in the days of large boxes that cost $3 to ship by Priority Mail.
To such people I always reply, "Only send items that meet our minimums, or send nothing".
And if I don't receive enough consignments with the new minimums, I will retire. BUT I AM NOT SEEING ANY SIGN OF THAT!
Bruce
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