Bruce
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Re: Charlie’s Memory Lane - Cataloguing My Posters
I n 1972 I published Wrightson's Badtime Stories, his homage to EC Comics. He was paid $100 a page and allowed to keep the art. I hope he or his family held it for a long time, and cashed in big time… (View Post)1 -
Re: Charlie's Collection
They were able to do that in the 1930s because of The Great Depression, when labor was unbelievably cheap. In today's world, where it is hard to find anyone to do ANYTHING for hire, it ain't… (View Post)1 -
Re: Missing 1950's and 1960's Horror & Sci-FI daybill images.
"This leads me to think perhaps the person who consigned these four items, and possibly others as well, is maybe a different consignor than those others who have contributed mainly the previous … (View Post)1 -
Re: Earliest classification
Not "c1932". The Man in Possession is 1937's Personal Property, and since it is on the lower half of a double bill, it surely was not in first release, so I would say likely it is from 1938… (View Post)1 -
Did you know that many people have different views on how to best store their movie paper collection
Did you know that many people have different views on how to best store their movie paper collection? Read on for much on this, from our latest Bi-Weekly Email Club Message: Many years ago, we receiv… (View Post)1
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