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I thought this was a trick question...I have and do watch silent films regularly. I'm a huge Chaney fan, and also of Laurel and Hardy.Most I watch now have added sound, so can we still call them sile…=D> Wow, first rate start Chris, I wouldn't know where to start commenting on them..Looking forward to the next batch.Really first rate, I love pics like those....More please.I'm not into Whiskey, but my Dad is. He likes Glenfiddich, Glenmorangie, or Glenlivet, all in 12-15 years aged.They are all mixed up, most confusing....If it means they are wrong maybe they won't..The one who had it most right was Helmut, but I think he was backing down due to pressure from the others. He and Greg are both wise fellows.Personally I think Greg is correct, as I've said from day 1 It's a first release for overseas. I was only mentioning the numbers are not always that straight forward......bit like the UK poster market...Not quite sure where Greg got those numbers from, but my On the Town Quad 1949, but actual release in the UK January 1950 has only two numbers. My Dr Jekyll from 1941 has only three, but my Miracle on 34th street 1947 has 4 with an "a" at the end, a…(Quote) We could all do with being richer...
The Athena stuff you'd be lucky to get a couple of quid for.When did it first come up for sale Rick?The one valid point Bruce makes is you need to see/feel the type of paper... that would be a good indicator of what period the poster comes from.Where everyone is going wrong is London films were the producers…When reading the mopo discussion it's amazing that people run their mouths/comment without knowing what they are talking about...Still it's nice to see a discussion on posters over there, than just a long list of for sales...<…Are we changing again.....Just getting used to Val.:-bd Lyn for the win..Excellent list Ves, quite a few of those are on my 10+ list, or there-a-bouts..Crikey, won't watch Rocky Horror!! it'a a great excuse to...........well never mind, we both love it.Yvonne ain't keen on Godzilla films. She struggles with Dance of the Vampires, and is non too keen on over t…Yikes, I hope your wallet feels better soon...Yes..Me too, and they say not a forum issue???Happy Birthday Rick, looks like your off to a great start.. <:-PYou Mods and your chicanery.....I'm not a fan of Mat's either, they seem a waste of space, but each to their own.I would struggle to buy a Linen-backed poster that was trimmed to the edge of the poster.I had the chance to buy a Hammer Hound of the Baskervilles very cheap, and it's one I need, but it was trimmed to the edge of the poster…I missed the change.........Films with a plot......I'll see what I can find...Martin and Lewis?? Crikey.. So will it be the Pardners..Is the one on the right Fred MacMurray ?Found the pics of when the Hunchback poster arrived at my house covered in shards of glass, as the pilock who sent it wouldn't take it out of the frame...So this is the before pics...Golf clubs....Great idea for a gift if you need the misses out of the way for a few hours, now and then....
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