John
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I agree with Wil and yes, the thread was about what members future plans are when the time comes to move their collections on.
Lawrence, I think we are most certainly preserving film history. When I have large quantities of posters for … -
(Quote) I only dispose of posters where I have multiples and I am guessing Wil is the same.
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(Quote) Yes, thats my photo taken in 2019
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Actually eBay has been silent on the tariffs but I registered separately with zonos and it works well.
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(Quote) Yes, I have always hated storing and dealing with rolled one sheets but I have somehow kept acquiring them in collections over the years to the point where I now have so many that most will end up not being sorted or sold.
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This one is also rare. Bruce has never auctioned it and I have only ever had one other copy.
in When the time comes ... how will you sell your collection?
Comment by John
December 2025
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(Quote) Hi Wil
I spent a couple of weeks recently disposing of literally thousands of low value posters. It freed up quite a lot of space in my warehouse but there is much more to do and it is a very time consuming process. I have a huge… -
This one is also rare - never appeared at emovieposter or on my site
in When the time comes ... how will you sell your collection?
Comment by John
December 2025
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Another rare one ....
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Here is one I havent had before
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(Quote) Quite a few daybills that I had never seen before.
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(Quote) Adding to that, the seller is very slack with packaging and inaccurate descriptions of other posters.
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Press Books and Press Sheets occasionally reference heralds or couriers but I think "Flyer" is just a term that some collectors used when they were unsure of the correct definition.
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(Quote) It's an interesting one. The image of Clark Gable is not good!
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(Quote) That's a good question. Early Australian pressbooks referred to Heralds and "Couriers" that were available to cinema owners. The attached came fromthe GWTW pressbook and included what most people would describe as a herald but it is r…
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(Quote) There is a reference to the daybill but no image is shown
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Bruce did load the image but it appears that it is not showing up for everyone so here it is ... completely different image to the press book
Bruce, the one that you will be auctioning is quite strange. The image of Gable and Leigh is different to the image in the pressbook albeit it looks to me as if the printers mistakenly switched the images of the one sheet and the three sheet in the …Shake Hands With the Devil rare daybill that was on the missing list
in What Happened To The Australian Daybills?
Comment by John
October 2025
Interesting question.
W.E.Smith were certainly printing many daybills from the 1920s onwards so it is possible that the details on the Sherlock Holmes daybill are correct.
I had a quick look through my long daybills and the193…We buy complete collections and have actually purchased a large number of sizeable collections in Australia over the past few years. If you are looking to sell everything in one hit without having to do any work we would be happy to help. Contact us…There has been some speculation about who consigned the posters to HA. To dispel any rumours - it is not me! Those posters have all passed through my hands over the years but were sold privately at varying times. Another collector is the consignor.This has been happening in Australia for about a year. It adds a significant amount to the cost of shipping rolled one sheets but also means more time spent in packaging.I wonder if there were any quarantine requirements in those days. Caesar and his trainer seemed to go back and forth to the US without a problem. The flyer indicates that he was under contract to make another Hollywood film but, as Lawrence says, it…This herald is interesting for two reasons. First for the live performance of Australia's Canine Movie Star and secondly for the spelling mistake in his name!
The story is fascinating and you can read all about it here(Quote) Im always interested in your research.There are a number of second printings for Elvis films that look very similar in the format and lesser artwork to the one Ben has. The lack of printer's details is also a pointer that it might be a slightly later printing. My guess is that Hard Days…I would be interested too(Quote) From memory, they did have Girosign on the back
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