110x75
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Hell yeah! Well done, girl!!
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Its awesome. That's all I can say!
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This week is one of those moments I wish my wallet was way, WAAAAY larger.
While Heritage is about to auction this stunning due foglio for the argentinean version of Jekyll and Hyde:in Sooo...anyone heard of anything good coming up? Comment by 110x75 February 2020
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Thanks fellas.
It's been a lucky start of the year!!
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And got this one for Quella villa in fondo al parco, the screen debut of my admired Nelson de la Rosa. Born in Dominican Republic, once the shortest man on earth and sometimes Michael Jackson impersonator, he went from this obscure italian horror to…
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Probably the best William Castle
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(Quote) Beauty!
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Who cares about organization when you have a bottle of wine like the one I see on that table?
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HOPE. That's a big thing in this hobby!
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Welcome Vince!! If you started in the 70s I assume you've had a fair share of good stuff in your hands!
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(Quote) I know you might...
That one is partially printed too
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(Quote) "Adventures in the west, plenty of action"
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Lawrence, I doubt the poster was for a specific Allen title. Pretty sure this was going to be a stock poster. Cowboy films were extremely popular down here and there are local stock posters for most western stars.
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And my favorite of the bunch. A full size pencil drawn poster. The grid is also pencil. This was probably the reference sketch used by the lithographer to create the poster
in February 2020 Comment by 110x75 February 2020
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Same with this one
I am grateful I didn't get the modern posters bug.
So many things to check!!I admire your will Ves... once I frame something, it will probably stay that way forever.(Quote)
I believe this is the one
https://vintagemoviepostersforum.com/discussion/1096/i-have-a-question…Good find Charlie. I like it.
In the early silent period
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That has to be the strangest sales technique I have ever heard of.
Love itBesides Mexico, Brasil and Argentina, the film industry in other south american countries took a lot more time to develop (for political and economical reasons mostly). Most countries have a few early film experiencies in the silent period up t…(Quote)Argentina led the spanish speaking film industry until the end of WWII, when Mexico took its place. It is quite possible that some latin american countries used argentinean posters (I have bought argentinean one sheets from the …Yep. The force was with me lately
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I'd advice you against that. After a couple bottles you could go out and do some crazy sh¡t like buying a $120.000 banana...
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