Of note- 7 months ago my Aussie film poster knowledge was practically zero. In the last month it has expanded quite a bit! Thanks to Hondo & Co! Appreciate the passion! \m/
Thanks for your kind comments and yes I am passionate about Australian film history and posters, particually daybills.
Why you no buy Cat Creeps? Silly Aussies with Aussie paper for sale in actual brick & mortar buildings!
It didn't fire me up to be honest, but now you're getting me emotional Chris, poor thing want's to be rescued and restored. but if that's glued to a board, then what's the point? Any way to tell if it is or is not ?
Why you no buy Cat Creeps? Silly Aussies with Aussie paper for sale in actual brick & mortar buildings!
It didn't fire me up to be honest, but now you're getting me emotional Chris, poor thing want's to be rescued and restored. but if that's glued to a board, then what's the point? Any way to tell if it is or is not ?
If the seller really wants to sell have them open the frame. Then make a reasonable offer based on what you find...
Chris, it's medium sized antique market co-op where there are 30 odd stalls and about 3 staff, so the owner is never there basically.
@Sven The frame looks pretty old, so my guess is that the edges are probably glued not taped and that the water stains have come from condensation inside the frame over the years.
So I played night golf on a lighted course tonight. That and free alcohol is not a good combination. We almost got into a fight with the group ahead of us because we kept hitting into them. It was a blast!
Picked up a used driver (last year titleist model 910D3) for $60 and smoked it all afternoon. But then I got pissed and snapped my wedge over my knee. I've had this shank chip thing going on. Full shots are fine but anything within a 100 yards I shank. Well I won't be shanking that club anymore! ha!
At the movies I hate to say it but it looks like printed paper is on the way out. Not a single poster displayed; they were displaying the posters on several digital panels that rotated the images. Only thing paper was the standees.
At the movies I hate to say it but it looks like printed paper is on the way out. Not a single poster displayed; they were displaying the posters on several digital panels that rotated the images. Only thing paper was the standees.
Village south Yarra (Melbourne Australia)
I walked to the other foyer and there were still some light boxes, but not as many.
Got some pictures , will share in morning
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Thanks for your kind comments and yes I am passionate about Australian film history and posters, particually daybills.
Hondo
If the seller really wants to sell have them open the frame. Then make a reasonable offer based on what you find...
Chris, it's medium sized antique market co-op where there are 30 odd stalls and about 3 staff, so the owner is never there basically.
@Sven The frame looks pretty old, so my guess is that the edges are probably glued not taped and that the water stains have come from condensation inside the frame over the years.
Wedges, who needs 'em, the short game is overrated anyways...
Still in Australia but limited usage.
Hondo