Mark
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(Quote) They're hard to come by.NLA has a complete archive, so all release info can be found. Maybe one day they'll scan it and make available for easy download.The National Library has an archive for The Film Weekly cinema trade magazine which was printed in Sydney. You would find references to the original and re-release there.I have some earlier copies when it was titled Everyones (changed name arou…What's he asking for that one at Tyabb?I'm not so sure about the 100 orange one sheets figure. I think that was put forward by a well known Aussie MM collector, but wasn't based on any facts.
In the last six or seven years I've seen at least ten different orange one sheets. In the s…Thanks for putting Salome in the right thread. I looked but didn't see Rita in actors section. Must have missed it.Plenty of colour >>
He's selling other cards so might be okay. Lack of bids made me cautious.
If they are repros johnny boy will blow his stack & the seller will be hearing about it. lolI'm mainly trying to find out about US cards, Paul.
But feel free to add any UK info. It's all useful.Ava with top billing over Grace >>
(Quote) He sold one already and described it as: Note paper
See other thread lobby cards on poster stock
I used to attach this with every email I sent to the dopey prick. So appropriate.
Just saw these with note about thin paper.
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/14506742.htmlIt's possible that the Offset version is from a later release, but I don't think so. I've handled / seen a few and I know that paper and printing style is from the 1950s.
If you want to find info on printers just go to Wikipedia and get …UA were using W.E Smith but they stopped printing movie posters about 1959. Offset did a terrible job with all the posters for this title being out of register. It's possible they were trialing different companies at this time.
Other UA daybill…
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Which will be automatically applied when one is quoted...easier to spot the original post then?
Mark...
space before and after ellipsis: quoted ... easier
Mark ...
While the trend in modern writing is towards less commas, you should still enclose your interpolations.Is there a smiley with steam coming out ears for David? lol
16 smileys ... I rest my case!
Steve, I think this website needs an in depth critique. Over to you Obi Wan ...
(Quote) You got it! On my pc that text is so indistinct as to be almost illegible. I think the time becomes clearer if you hover over it?
Might just be my screen, Matt. It's not the size of font but the colour. It's like grey against white. Do you have that?
See Charlie's sig. That is same size but easily read in dark colour.Richie boy must know.Look at the discussion columns. in Welcome / The Real McCoy etc. I can't read those. They are links.The Aus cards I have (older ones) are about the usual thickness. I was just thinking about the description, and this selling so cheap today:
in Lobby cards on poster stock Comment by Mark May 2014All the subtitles are near invisible. See categories below thread titles, time posted, member info beside names etc.
White in the posts is okay, but the whole page?
I'm for original black.(Quote) poll
Renfrew knew there was something fishy.
Okay, I'm going now ...
Old setup was better. Same as dark background. White is stark, dark was warm and home-theatre like.
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