Appraisal

davilajoe1

Hello, 
Need help with a 1968 Houseboat movie poster, need to know the value,  is about 13"X30" 
Thank you, 
Joe

CSM_2_Point_0

One sold at eMovie in 2014 for $13 US in similar condition:

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/9331759.html

theartofmovieposters

Love the movie, and pretty poster.  

jayn_j

It's a cute movie, but it never reached classic status. Poster is kinda nice by Aussie standards.  I agree on the $10-20 US.

theartofmovieposters

It's a Richardson Studio poster, and they have pretty much dried up...you used to be able to pick this one up fairly easily...so I would probably think a bit more for that reason, but not by much

David

RRP in Australia between $20 and $30, unlikely to be a hot seller. Resell on eBay - $20.


Clips from the movie Houseboat with the song Almost In Your Arms sung by Sophia Loren...

Rick

FYI, i had a spare and sold it for $59A

David

Rick said:

FYI, i had a spare and sold it for $59A

Rick

i have more hair than that

David

Rick said:

i have more hair than that

The picture was cryptic...Charlie hates cryptic...

Anyone get it?

Bruce

There's a sucker born every minute?

David

Bruce said:

There's a sucker born every minute?

Well done Bruce, collect your prize at the door.

For those of you who missed the clue, it was a picture of PT Barnum who had that one very famous saying.

davilajoe1

Thank you all for the feedback, definitely is going for sale on eBay, 

Bruce

David said:

Bruce said:

There's a sucker born every minute?

Well done Bruce, collect your prize at the door.

For those of you who missed the clue, it was a picture of PT Barnum who had that one very famous saying.

I put the question mark because of this (which I had read, but I figured you had not):

"There's a sucker born every minute" is a phrase closely associated with P. T. Barnum, an American showman of the mid-19th century, although there is no evidence that he said it

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/There%27s_a_sucker_born_every_minute

David

Oh well, it's the thought (that went into it) that counts