John
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(Quote) Hmmm indeed!
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Australian Lobby cards were printed for this
in Missing 1950's and 1960's Horror & Sci-FI daybill images. Comment by John October 2019
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(Quote) I agree. The Simpsons has been incredibly popular over the years and that poster would have to be the most sought after for collectors.
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Funny you should mention that about the Octopussy one sheet because I was looking at a Clash Of the Titans one sheet today which also has logos on the bottom for MacDonalds and Mattel. Other one sheets I have seen have the same art but no logos ……
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There are some comments online about Border Security opening packages and not repacking them properly so they end up getting damaged in transit. I doubt that they would accept responsibility.
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No problem! He also did the art for Stephen Kings Cats Eye posters.
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The artist is Jeff Wack
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Charlie, the information and research that you have provided has been invaluable. Well done!
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I have had a couple of one sheets but they sold some time ago. Would love to find another one!
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Excellent information Lawrence. I have many Blake Films Sexploitation posters and many more images of posters that I have sold over the years. They sometimes printed posters in different colours for the same film and just used the images from US or …
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It sounds like it could have been some sort of collage of photos rather than an actual film. Note the comment "For the first time in Sydney a New and Up to date version (especially taken during the past month).
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(Quote) Yes. The consignor is probably factoring in the cost of linen backing but I would guess that most lots will be passed in.
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(Quote) Great research Lawrence. It is described as "a series of animated pictures" and a "picture story". It would be interesting to know exactly what format it actually was.
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(Quote) Interesting that the posters seem to be all linen backed with no restoration. When you factor in Buyers Premium of 19.5% Plus GST the starting bids are high.
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One thing that is pretty obvious from looking through Everyone's magazines is that they had no doubts that King Kong was going to be a big success.
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This is part of an Everyone's 8 page spread promoting King Kong. Lawrence did refer to a trade ad for Wednesday's Child which was also from Everyone's magazine. Not sure what significance should be placed on the logo in the ad but it is worth showin…
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(Quote) RKO logo from 1933 - note the circle
in Sooo...anyone heard of anything good coming up? Comment by John May 2019
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(Quote) Printer for the Wednesday's Child trade ad is Simmons.
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(Quote) Looks as though it was screened here in mid 1935
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RKO Logo from The Fountain (1934) long daybill
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The King Kong daybill does look like it could be a later release but the poster also looks as though it has faded somewhat so it may have looked a lot more impressive in its original form. It would be great to be able to definitively pin down a rele…
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(Quote) That's interesting Bruce because with Australian posters, I find that one sheets lag far behind daybills in terms of popularity. I think Australian collectors tend to overlook one sheets and I often hear people say that they are only intere…
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Yes, all rolled -
I sold three last year for between 800.00 and 1200.00 each
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Thanks Bruce.
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It would be nice to hear Hondo's thoughts but there are others here who also might have an opinion.
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(Quote) Do you have anyone in mind?
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I think the MGM logo on the daybill I have pictured is significant.
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