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Title: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on February 10, 2010, 12:22:01 AM
In my weekly e-mail club (5,900+ members) I am holding a series of 8 polls to see what members can pick the most correct winners of the top 8 Oscar categories!

The Grand Prize will be at least $1,000 retail and there will be runner-up prizes. If you are not already a member, go to http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php) and join. If you are already a member, be sure to vote in the first two polls before this coming Friday morning (it just takes a minute to vote, and it may be YOU getting that Grand Prize!).
Bruce
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Juli on February 10, 2010, 09:22:10 AM
Oh goody, this sounds like fun. I wanted to make a bet with someone that believes Avatar will not win Best Picture, and bet them that it will win Best Picture. This is the next best thing, so thanks.

~ Juli
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Carson on February 10, 2010, 12:17:49 PM
Now THAT is a poster prize!

I'm in. Thanks for the fun, Bruce. Have you done this in years past and I've just missed it? Define $1000 retail for us if you would. Thanks.
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Bruce on February 10, 2010, 01:07:36 PM
I mean I will send the person who picks the most correct of the 8 categories a mix of vintage posters and out-of-print books that I sell on my site for at least $1,000.

Best of luck Juli. I am rooting for you!

Bruce
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Harry Caul on February 10, 2010, 05:02:40 PM
A $1000 credit to your site would be better :)
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Bruce on February 10, 2010, 05:16:51 PM
$10,000 credit would be even better! Can I put you down for $1,000 of it? If I get nine guys to put up $1,000 each, I'll put up the last $1,000.

This is something that takes around a minute to do, once a week for 4 weeks. I am sorry the prize is not good enough!  ::)

Bruce
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Carson on February 10, 2010, 06:26:03 PM
No one's complaining about the prize. It's sounds like fun. $1000 credit crossed Harry's mind just as it would anyone's at first glance reading: "The Grand Prize will be at least $1,000 retail". The choice of wording leaves room for such a possibility in mind of the reader which is why the wording is used in part. "$1000 worth of poster books and a mix of vintage posters" gets it across more directly. I'm looking forward to the contest, myself.
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Bruce on February 10, 2010, 07:37:03 PM
Thanks Carson. I don't see anyone else giving ANYTHING free. They are too busy collecting their 20% buyer's premiums.

As of right now, only around 100 people have entered, and there are only two days to go on the first two. A one in 100 chance of winning $1,000 in ANYTHING seems like a pretty sweet deal to me, but of course I am not forcing anyone to enter!

Bruce  ;D
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: brude on February 10, 2010, 07:53:36 PM
Hey, Bruce, I deleted my weekly email message after I put about 100 of those gorgeous Japanese posters on my watch list.  How does one enter if he's already on the email list but can't retrieve the email?  Am I shit out of luck?
Title: Re: Pick more winners of the top eight Oscar categories and win $1,000 Grand Prize
Post by: Bruce on February 10, 2010, 09:11:08 PM
Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/club/currentpoll.php and sign in and vote!  :D ;)
Title: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on April 23, 2010, 08:19:11 PM
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/eandresen/employees/all_combined_and_cropped_copy.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/eandresen/employees/all_combined_and_cropped_copy.jpg)
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: holiday on April 23, 2010, 10:16:20 PM
I'm missing some of those shirts!!!! DAMMIT!!!
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: wonka on April 23, 2010, 10:23:19 PM
Ha good stuff...
But I want NAMES, dammit!  I wanna see who I have communicated with.  (And birthdays, social security numbers, etc...)

And as Holiday mentioned...I want some of those other shirts!  Wasp Woman!  2001!  Thin Man!  You guys should sell these, I would wear them all day.
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: eatbrie on April 23, 2010, 10:25:49 PM
Nerds!
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: kovacs01 on April 23, 2010, 11:23:17 PM
great shot bruce!
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: kovacs01 on April 24, 2010, 12:30:11 AM
Hmmm, I was thinking this is your staff Bruce.........am I wrong?
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: CineMasterpieces on April 25, 2010, 11:34:16 AM

the people who are irritated by semi advertorial posts deserve to be irritated.

so..........buy movie posters at CineMasterpieces.com  :-*
Title: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Bruce on April 30, 2010, 02:30:33 PM
Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is truly our very best auction since our "major" auctions ended in 2005!

Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun! We know that the two parts of it (ending on the 4th and 6th of May) contains an incredible selection of movie paper, and best of all, it covers all genres and years, and all sizes (from lobby cards to six-sheets), with an excellent selection of non-U.S. sizes.  See below for full details of what is in both sets of auctions!

To make buying from these auctions irresistible, we offer our very best bonus t-shirt ever to EVERY buyer (even if they only purchase one $1 item)!  We bet that lots of people will find one item to buy from these auctions just to get this great t-shirt, which they can't get any other way!  Click HERE to see an image of what will appear on the new t-shirt.

ARE YOU A MEMBER OF OUR E-MAIL CLUB (6,195 movie paper collectors are!)?  If you are, then you will qualify for our incredible added bonuses.  If you are not a club member, know that we will be offering our most generous bonus offers ever to those who purchase just FIVE items from either or both of the two parts combined (you need just purchase a total of five items from both parts). We will have multiple great offers for those who purchase as few as five items, and as many as twelve or more, and you get these just for being a member of the club. So if you are not already a member, then why not join today by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php .
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: wonka on May 17, 2010, 09:33:04 PM
Just wondering, has anyone here received their Mini/Major order?  Anyone haven't as of yet?
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: guest8 on May 17, 2010, 09:45:13 PM
Nope, but i paid late too ..
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: tstatum on May 17, 2010, 09:47:32 PM
I haven't received mine either.
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Zorba on May 17, 2010, 09:50:53 PM
Just wondering, has anyone here received their Mini/Major order?  Anyone haven't as of yet?

Got it today  ;D

(http://i289.photobucket.com/albums/ll225/xxxiv/Posters/2010-05-17185056.jpg)  

Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of aucti
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on May 17, 2010, 09:51:52 PM
Yups  :)
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of aucti
Post by: supraman079 on May 17, 2010, 11:09:54 PM
That's the best shirt yet. Too bad I missed that one.

Chad
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: wonka on May 17, 2010, 11:13:26 PM
Thanks for the feedback, fellas.

I haven't recieved my order either, and haven't gotten any response to my inquiries.  Was just scratching my head because I paid right away.
Guess I'm spoiled to the regularly ultra fast shipping here...hope to get it soon.
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Bruce on May 17, 2010, 11:21:49 PM
We had some unusual circumstances. One shipping employee had heart surgery and will be out 6-8 weeks. Even if I hired someone to replace him, that new person wouldn't have the knowledge needed to do the job right. There was some kind of bronchitis/flu that made its way through the rest of the shipping/packing employees the past two weeks.

Together these circumstances, combined with having the two mini-major auctions, plus two Sunday auctions with around 800 items each rather than the usual 250 or so, set us behind on sending some orders from the past two weeks. To help offset it, the shipping guys came in and worked all day Sunday.

We are now close to caught up, and we anticipate being fully caught up by the end of the week.

In these kinds of situations, I am faced with doing everything our usual way and letting some orders ship late, or do things in a less than perfect way, and I always assume people can handle the delay, and would prefer knowing everything is packed and shipped right.

My apologies to anyone who had a delay and felt disappointed as a result. I have no control over sickness, but I still have to accept the responsibility when it causes delays.

Bruce
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: wonka on May 17, 2010, 11:38:04 PM
No worries Bruce, and thank you very much for the explanation.  Like I said, just shows how spoiled we all are when someone like me is wondering after a couple weeks or less.

I hope you all get well over there and back up to speed, grinding on all cylinders soon.

Get some hand sanitizer pumps over there!
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Ari on May 17, 2010, 11:42:08 PM
Ive said it before, sometimes life gets in the way,  and if you really get mad about a poster a few days late, you AINT GOT NO LIFE, it’s a bit of paper. Means nothing, except we happen to like them.
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: wonka on May 17, 2010, 11:45:20 PM
Ari, don't think anyone is mad here...
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Ari on May 17, 2010, 11:58:08 PM
no didnt mean that, just sometimes people complain, OR seller has to say sorry, thats all.
Im happy go lucky is all I meant, and I hope most are also.
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: wonka on May 18, 2010, 12:01:20 AM
Ah, gotcha.  I agree with you on that for sure.

With Bruce and eMovie, you know things will be straight sooner or later.  But if you get screwed by a bad dealer in some way, shape, or form and get taken, then its less about paper and more about money...which always stinks to be schistered out of.
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Bruce on May 18, 2010, 07:10:58 AM
Thanks for being so understanding guys! I love doing the "better" auctions, but it is always a great feeling when the last of the orders from it ships.

Bruce
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: guest8 on May 18, 2010, 10:22:36 AM
You know I deal with crap customer service from places like mondo and ebay sellers all the time and really it wouldnt bother me much if they communicated .. Just say hey I had a long weekend and didnt get to packing anything Ill have it out this week blah blah .. (and get it out that week I dont want more excuses the next week) Its all about being responsible for yourself and getting the job done .. I have no bad feelings towards Bruce at all here because the issue was brought up and he quickly jumped in and explained the situation and was apologetic .. No harm no foul .. Hope things get better for the employees !! :)

But I have made comments/complaints on EB about mondo and their lack of communication and the basic over all fuck off attitude Ive received and the EB members just tell me to shut up and be happy I got one of the posters which I can understand to an extent .. But really When does bad customer service start catching up with seller like Mondo that dont seem to care because they know theres more buyers out there to take the place of the ones they lose .. not to mention the fact that I dont want to stop buying LOL .. I want my posters !! :P
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of aucti
Post by: supraman079 on May 18, 2010, 01:11:11 PM
But really When does bad customer service start catching up with seller like Mondo that dont seem to care because they know theres more buyers out there to take the place of the ones they lose .. not to mention the fact that I dont want to stop buying LOL .. I want my posters !! :P

When a competitor starts producing equal or better product and contracting big time artists that do great work on a consistent basis. This will give buyers an option and since I think most people realize they can't own every poster ever made they will be given another option on where they spend their money.

One of the problems is that just to do a poster is one thing, but to tie it with an actual screening at a theater or event makes it more difficult with covering profits.
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: guest8 on May 18, 2010, 02:40:41 PM
Very true .. Alright!! WHo wants to go in on buying a movie theater with me??? :D
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Louie D. on May 18, 2010, 03:27:41 PM
Got mine today!  The shirt is cool and the poster looks even better in person.  Thanks Bruce!
Title: Re: Our Spring 2010 Mini/Major Auction has begun, and it is a GREAT set of auctions!
Post by: Bruce on May 20, 2010, 07:07:34 AM
Thanks guys. We have hired a new shipping person (a vet just back from Iraq), and we are rapidly getting caught up on shipping orders, and should be all caught up by early next week (all the mini-major orders that have been paid for have now been shipped).

Bruce
Title: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Bruce on July 14, 2010, 04:33:29 PM
Here are the most of the window cards from this special auction:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_windowcard_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_windowcard_preview.jpg)

Bruce
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: CSM on July 14, 2010, 05:05:47 PM
Bruce, where is the preview of daybills?   ;)
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Louie D. on July 14, 2010, 07:26:52 PM
whew, I don't see any in there that I "need"!
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: holiday on July 14, 2010, 07:35:41 PM
whew, I don't see any in there that I "need"!

Are you fucking kidding my, Louie?   You?!  The "old-school", vintage paper guy?

Give me a break!
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Louie D. on July 14, 2010, 07:38:42 PM
I didn't say there weren't any there I would like to own, just none that I need.
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on July 14, 2010, 07:58:49 PM
whew, I don't see any in there that I "need"!

I wish I could say the same thing.  There's one piece in there I'd love to own
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Zorba on July 14, 2010, 10:39:32 PM
Bruce, where is the preview of daybills?   ;)

Screw the daybills. Whats on the t-shirt? or did I miss that post?
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: CSM on July 14, 2010, 11:57:18 PM
I am waiting on the poster parka to become fashionable...
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Bruce on July 15, 2010, 07:33:28 AM
Here's the t-shirt image:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100528_mcw_gilda_ad.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100528_mcw_gilda_ad.jpg)
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Zorba on July 15, 2010, 08:34:21 AM
Thats one sweet T.  ;D
Title: Re: ANOTHER preview of our Summer Mini/Major, this time window cards!
Post by: Bruce on July 15, 2010, 09:58:17 AM
I'm glad you like it!

Regarding Aussie daybills, I WISH I could get a good consignment of older better ones, but that hasn't happened for some time. But you never know what the future holds!

Bruce
Title: eMoviePoster.com is coming up on some pretty impressive milestones!
Post by: Bruce on July 18, 2010, 01:34:49 PM
We at eMoviePoster.com are coming up on some pretty impressive milestones!

We now have 7,368 registered bidders for our auctions, which means it will just be a month or so before we hit 7,500! There is no other movie poster auction or forum with anywhere near this number. Remember that these are actual movie paper collectors. What difference does it make if a site has hundreds of thousands or millions of bidders, if they aren't movie paper collectors?

Next club message will be message #500, and I will be making a couple of really special offers in honor of that occasion! It seems like just a short while ago that I sent that first e-mail to a couple of dozen collectors, but it was actually over ten YEARS ago! We will also be announcing the activation of the first portion of our online checkout system, which has been the number one request we have received (but for those of you who prefer calling in, know that we won't be eliminating that!).

In a few months (around Halloween time!) we will have our 500th weekly Tuesday auction! I remember well when I first picked Tuesday as a night when few people were busy with anything else, so it seemed like a perfect night for an auction. Little did I know that a few years later one of the most successful TV shows of all time (American Idol) would begin airing on Tuesdays! Thank God for TIVO and DVR, which let people record their favorite shows and not miss our auctions.

Speaking of not missing our auctions, one of the wives of one of our bidders called in a payment for her husband last week, and she said that my name is mentioned a lot in their house, and not in a positive way! She explained that often she would ask her husband to go somewhere and do something with her, and that he would reply, "I would love to, but Bruce's auctions end tonight"!

And we are fast approaching HALF A MILLION entries in our online Sales Results database http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/priceguide.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/priceguide.php) (it has over 485,000 results right now)!

And soon we will have ONE THIRD OF A MILLION images in our Poster Image Archive at http://www.emovieposter.com/imagearchive/stars.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/imagearchive/stars.php), which is far and away the most movie poster images of any site on the Internet (it has over 313,000 images right now)!!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com is coming up on some pretty impressive milestones!
Post by: Bruce on July 22, 2010, 07:30:01 AM
It's lonely out here in right field!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com is coming up on some pretty impressive milestones!
Post by: brude on July 22, 2010, 10:00:55 AM
Impressive milestones, Bruce!
Keep up the great work and congratulations to you and your outstanding staff!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com is coming up on some pretty impressive milestones!
Post by: Zorba on July 22, 2010, 03:14:02 PM
It's lonely out here in right field!

You will never be lonely as long as you continue to deliver those sweet posters quickly and well packaged....Oh and Im with Brude. Gratz!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com is coming up on some pretty impressive milestones!
Post by: holiday on July 22, 2010, 11:22:37 PM
It's lonely out here in right field!

OK, now you're in short stop territory.  This belonged up here anyway, and I think it'll be more useful.
Title: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on July 23, 2010, 10:31:21 AM
For those of you who just can't wait, here are many different previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
We are ultra-busy putting the final touches on this auction which starts Tuesday the 27th, but we thought we would show you just a few of the many, many items contained within it!  Here is a preview of the collection of 23 newly discovered silent inserts in the auction, which can still be seen here:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_insert_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_insert_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of the collection of 33 window cards in the auction, which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_windowcard_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_windowcard_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of the KING KONG pressbook (which contains the herald and an original puzzle, in the original mailing envelope), which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_kingkong_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_kingkong_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of the 31 of the lobby cards which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_lobbycard_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_lobbycard_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of the 12 ANGRY MEN collection (40x60, three-sheet, six-sheet, and lobby card set), which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_12angrymen_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_12angrymen_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of 27 of the half-sheets, which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_halfsheet_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_halfsheet_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of 15 of the horror posters, which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_horror_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_horror_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of 16 of the non-U.S. posters, which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_nonus_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_nonus_preview.jpg)
And we also added a preview of 7 of the six-sheets and one 24-sheet poster, which can be seen at:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_sixsheets_preview.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20100709_minimajor_sixsheets_preview.jpg)

Of course, there are also lots of other great items in this auction, including the GILDA "B" one-sheet, the LAWRENCE OF ARABIA "camel style" pre-awards one-sheet, and lots more!  This is an auction that you just can't miss!
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on July 23, 2010, 01:29:43 PM
Bruce, regarding the WCs, were the blank portions at the top trimmed at some point or did you remove them digitally so the cards underneath could be seen?
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on July 23, 2010, 01:44:51 PM
Most have the tops. It is just that they are small in the combined preview that we cut off the tops so that the images could be larger.

The entire images will of course be on the auctions. I can't wait for the auctions to start!

Bruce

 sm1 sm1 sm1 sm1 sm1 sm1
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Harry Caul on July 23, 2010, 04:19:46 PM
You've got some great stuff coming up!  And thanks for putting up previews... it is much easier to plan for the big bids that way!
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on July 23, 2010, 04:45:27 PM
No doubt.  Some incredible pieces in there, and a couple that I hadn't noticed the first time I looked at the preview pics
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on July 23, 2010, 07:34:12 PM
Thanks for the compliments! Remember there's a lot more you aren't seeing yet. I have been privately e-mailed that I must be crazy to offer so much GREAT stuff all at one time after the dud auctions in Ohio and Texas where SO many items passed, because that means "everyone is broke", but I think just the opposite. I think that the reason so much passed in those auctions was the too high reserves, and I think that means there is still plenty of money left to be spent (because people didn't get to spend it at those auctions).

I guess time will tell if I am right or if I am wrong, but even if I am wrong THIS auction won't have any passes at all, because it is all starting at $1, and everything will sell, which means there is the potential for some great deals on some really cool items!

Bruce
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Zorba on July 23, 2010, 07:41:14 PM
I think that means there is still plenty of money left to be spent (because people didn't get to spend it at those auctions).


Interesting and VERY possible....At any rate, I gotta love your optimism.  8)

I dont know about plenty of money but I do know that since I passed on Texas(Due in part to falling asleep  :P) I have enough money to get a t-shirt... ;D
Title: Re: Many previews of SOME of the items in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on July 23, 2010, 08:23:35 PM
I think that the reason so much passed in those auctions was the too high reserves

I completely agree that the practice of starting bidding at half the estimate tends to kill much incentive to bid.  I would rather have an item with a reserve, because at least then you'll see what FMV is on that item at that point in time.  So many items in HA's auction sold for half/well under their estimates or got no bids at all.
Title: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Bruce on August 07, 2010, 10:30:04 PM
The final part of our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auctions closes Sunday! THIS IS ABSOLUTELY OUR BEST AUCTION SINCE OUR "MAJOR AUCTION" DAYS, and we saved many of the best items for last!

Our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction had an incredible selection of posters (around 900 items in all!), covering all years and many different countries including exceptional linenbacked, paperbacked, and unbacked items and ran in three parts (Part I or Part II are now concluded, but Part III still has two days to run and concludes on Sunday, and we saved many of the best items for last):

    * Part I COMPLETED! $97,033 in sales! 313 backed and unbacked inserts, window cards, half-sheets, lobby cards, campaign books, pressbooks & more
    * Part II COMPLETED! $84,668 in sales! 378 LINENBACKED posters (one-sheet size and smaller)
    * Part III (ends Sunday August 8th, beginning at 3 PM CST, NOT at night!): 290 unbacked "rolled" posters & oversized linenbacked posters

What distinguishes OUR Mini/Major Auctions from other major auctions? Only the lack of any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images! You will find an amazing "supermarket" selection of great posters from all years, genres, and countries!

THIS IS ABSOLUTELY OUR BEST AUCTION SINCE OUR "MAJOR AUCTION" DAYS! If you didn't find LOTS of items to interest you in THESE three sets of auctions, then you need to re-think your collecting strategy!

Also, know that every buyer from ANY of the parts of our "Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction" receives a great full-color printed t-shirt as a free bonus (even if you only purchase one item)!
     Every buyer in this special auction will receive a great full-color T-shirt (pictured here), which shows the image from the Gilda style B one-sheet poster included in this auction (we will only be making as many t-shirts as there are different buyers in these auctions, so it will be a VERY limited edition, and likely will become a "collector's item" in its own right!). Given that you get this great full-color T-shirt with any purchase, shouldn't you absolutely find any one item to purchase from us from among the 900+ items in these special auctions?

KNOW THAT WE PURPOSELY INCLUDED A LARGE NUMBER OF RELATIVELY INEXPENSIVE ITEMS IN PART III OF THIS AUCTION, SPECIFICALLY SO THAT ANYONE WHO WOULD WANT TO GET ONE ITEM TO WIN THE BONUS SHIRT COULD DO SO FOR A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF MONEY, AND ALSO SO THAT CLUB MEMBERS COULD MORE EASILY WIN BETWEEN 5 AND 12 ITEMS AND GET THE GREAT CLUB BONUSES (see below).

BUT WAIT, THERE'S EVEN MORE!  The above bonus t-shirt offer is for anyone who purchases any ONE item from either part of this mini/major auction.  But if you are a member of our weekly e-mail club, we will be offering our most generous bonus offers ever to those who purchase just FIVE items from either or both of the two parts combined (you need just purchase a total of five items from both parts).  We will have multiple great offers for those who purchase as few as five items, and as many as twelve or more, and you get these just for being a member of the club (so if you are not already a member, and over 6,380 collectors already are, then why not join today by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php). It is fine with us if you join the club solely to get the great bonuses and then quit after you receive them!
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Harry Caul on August 08, 2010, 05:14:45 PM
So what did you all win?  Big bids were out for me in light of the recent Bogart cache (http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,327.msg12829.html#msg12829) I stumbled upon... However, I still managed to win a very cool Czech Battle of Algiers poster.  It is a fantastic film and I now have several posters for it...

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/sunday/550/czech_23x33_battle_of_algiers_JM01043_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on August 08, 2010, 07:21:05 PM
I wanted the Barbarella linen 3 sheet and Woman In Red S2 reprint but they got too pricey for me ($200+), although still reasonably good deals.

Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: kovacs01 on August 08, 2010, 08:19:41 PM
Love the Battle of Algiers, Harry.  I thought about making a run at it myself, so I am glad to see its going to a good home.  I got what most would call the "oddity" of the auction.  The CE3K banner.  As far as I know, these were silk screened and cost theaters in the neighborhood of $30.  There were not many theater owners willing to pay that price at the time, so not many ever hit circulation.  Because of this, the silkscreen movie banner was essentially dead by the early 80's.
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_xLQYS8tGlAk/TF9G8byRceI/AAAAAAAAE6g/5fxOVrHgf_8/s800/Close%20Encounters%20Banner.jpg)
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Bruce on August 08, 2010, 08:28:29 PM
I love that CEOTTK banner! The auctions took in $284,000. Anyone else here get anything?

Bruce
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Zorba on August 08, 2010, 08:36:19 PM
I love that CEOTTK banner! The auctions took in $284,000. Anyone else here get anything?

Bruce

Nice. Glad I could contribute    ;D

I did get some today. One I REALLY wanted for once too ...but...Im waiting though til is up up and framed to show and tell.  :)
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: tstatum on August 08, 2010, 09:35:33 PM
I got The Army of Darkness Poster it's not in the best shape but the price was much more to my likeing the what it usually goes for and who knows I could be suprised on arrival.
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Harry Caul on August 08, 2010, 09:38:44 PM
(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_xLQYS8tGlAk/TF9G8byRceI/AAAAAAAAE6g/5fxOVrHgf_8/s800/Close%20Encounters%20Banner.jpg)

That banner rocks... do you have the space to display it?  I've got my eye on some pretty big posters (French double grands, banners, etc...) but I'm not sure I'll ever have a wall big enough to put them on!
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Neo on August 08, 2010, 11:23:16 PM
Scored these 2 Chinese posters, the first Chinese posters in my collection, and they look pretty sweet.  I lost the "bidding war" on the German Apocalypse Now, but "win some and lose some."  Congratulations to the winner.  Keep up the good work, Bruce and the emovieposter team.
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/chinese_avatar.jpg)
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/chinese_terminator_salvation.jpg)
(http://i766.photobucket.com/albums/xx303/NeoLoco80/german_A0_apocalypse_.jpg)
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on August 08, 2010, 11:39:48 PM
So what did you all win?  Big bids were out for me in light of the recent Bogart cache (http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,327.msg12829.html#msg12829) I stumbled upon... However, I still managed to win a very cool Czech Battle of Algiers poster.  It is a fantastic film and I now have several posters for it...

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/sunday/550/czech_23x33_battle_of_algiers_JM01043_L.jpg)

Outstanding win!  Great poster that I completely overlooked  :'(  You're right, "Battle Of Algiers" is an excellent movie and Bruce has had some wonderful int'l examples for it.  I've bid on at least a couple of them, so it's possible we've bid against each other in the past  ;)
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: kovacs01 on August 09, 2010, 04:29:46 PM
That banner rocks... do you have the space to display it?  I've got my eye on some pretty big posters (French double grands, banners, etc...) but I'm not sure I'll ever have a wall big enough to put them on!

At the moment Harry, I really do not have room to display anything.  When I move back to the states and set up a theater, I plan on hanging it at the top of the back wall.  Originally I was thinking about hanging it just above the screen, but I think that might be a bit distracting when trying to watch a movie.  I may try it anyway though.
Title: Our just concluded Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction was a major success
Post by: Bruce on August 20, 2010, 11:50:26 PM
Our just concluded Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction was a major success, FAR beyond our expectations, with total sales of over $274,000!


The total of all three auctions was $274,739!  What makes this so interesting is that the world is in the throes of a major recession, the likes of which have not been seen in our lifetimes.  And there were two major movie poster auctions from other companies in the past few months (one just a couple of weeks ago) which had remarkably disappointing results, with unsold items in numbers never before seen!

So what made our auctions different?  Obviously, collectors are tired of the "old way" of doing business, where everything is "buyer beware", and auction houses are often a place filled with high reserves and items with undisclosed restoration, and they prefer to deal with us, because we stand behind everything we sell, and we are 100% honest, and we have REAL customer service.  Also, auctions have kept increasing their buyers premiums until they now all charge 20% or 25% extra, and very few buyers like those, whereas we have NO buyers premiums whatsoever!

But of course, we went even further (as we always do in our Mini/Major auctions) and we gave a GREAT bonus t-shirt offer to everyone who purchased any ONE item from any of the three parts of this mini/major auction, PLUS we offered our most generous bonus offers ever to those who purchased just FIVE items from any of the three parts combined (you needed to purchase a total of five items from all three parts).  We also gave great additional bonuses for every additional item up to 12 items (including three great coffee table books) so that those who purchased 12 items received $700 retail of great bonuses!

We had one sad occurrence in our Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction, but it shows two important differences between OUR auctions and ANY others!


After the auction concluded, the third highest selling item was the LAWRENCE OF ARABIA pre-awards camel style, for $11,800. The high bidder paid for the item and had it overnighted, but after receiving it said they did not agree with our condition assessment of the poster, and returned it. Based on the e-mail correspondence we had, I think that buyer remorse played a significant role in this quick cancellation, but I still did as I always do with these rare cancellations in our auctions, which was to tell the buyer to return it immediately for a full refund.
     That is why the poster reads SALE CANCELLED in the list above, and why the $11,800 has been deducted from the total sales of the auctions. While it is certainly very sad that this occurred, it shows two important differences between OUR auctions and ANY others:
     1) You are NEVER "stuck" with a purchase in OUR auctions! Other auctions hide behind a ludicrous "buyer beware" policy that borders on being criminal, for they often take that "escape clause" (which means every buyer is stuck even if the auction house made major errors in describing the item) and then use it to INTENTIONALLY mis-describe or over-grade items, meaning they have lots of unhappy buyers who have no recourse against the auction other than to refuse to deal with them in the future, and they are left with a sometimes very costly lesson of what "buyer beware" really means.
     But in our auctions, we honestly describe EVERY item, and that means we can offer every buyer a chance to return any item they are unhappy with, so that NO ONE ever needs to feel "stuck" with a purchase they are unhappy with. Of course, we can't have people bidding and then canceling over and over, so we have to tell the very few people who have abused this policy that they can't continue to do so in the future, but this almost never happens in our auctions (and we have auctioned almost half a million movie paper items in the past 20 years!).
     2) The fact that we are open and honest about everything that occurs in our auctions means that you both know that every price we report (after the auctions are added to our Sales Results Database online at http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/priceguide.php) is a 100% accurate price, and that in every case the consignor was paid the price listed (minus our commission) in cash! Other auctions NEVER revise their reported results to reflect cancelled or unpaid for items (and they don't reveal which lots were bought back by the consignors or were bought by the auction house from itself) so you can't know if their reported auction prices ever happened! Many times people say to me, "You did well with this item, but Auction House X sold the same item for 50% more a couple of years ago", but there is NO telling that their reported sale was real or that any money changed hands (and if you look at their auctions after that reported high result, you often see that the very same item has been re-offered and has "sold" for half the previous listed result, and one must wonder whether that first "sale" never happened and a cancelled item has been re-sold).
     You can ALWAYS trust our Sales Results Database to give you honest accurate results, so you can better gauge how much to bid on an item that is currently offered. And we will ALWAYS remove items that are not paid for from our Sales Results Database, even when it is a very high profile item like this one (and this is the very first $10,000+ item we have had cancelled, and we attribute that to our fanatical honest grading, which is true of everything we auction, for we have less than one in 500 items returned FOR ANY REASON, which is pretty remarkable given the vast number of items we auction!).

ATTENTION TO THOSE OF YOU WHO MIGHT HAVE "BETTER" QUALITY ITEMS TO CONSIGN TO US

We will have THREE more "special event" auctions in the remainder of 2010:

The first of these "special event" auctions is our Fall 2010 "Non-U.S. Only" Mini/Major Auction beginning at the end of September.  NOW is the time for you to consign to this special auction.  We held a similar auction to this in February of this year, and that auction had excellent results, and we have no reason to think this auction won't do just as well (in addition, it will be helped by the falling U.S. dollar, which always gains us lots of additional non-U.S. buyers).

THE DEADLINE FOR CONSIGNING TO THIS FALL 2010 "NON-U.S. ONLY" MINI/MAJOR AUCTION IS AUGUST 25th!


The second of these "special event" auctions is our 11th Annual Halloween Mini/Major Auction beginning at the end of October.   Every year for 10 years we have received exceptional results for horror/sci-fi items in this auction, and you have just a few weeks to consign to this special auction.

THE DEADLINE FOR CONSIGNING TO THIS 11th ANNUAL HALLOWEEN MINI/MAJOR AUCTION IS SEPTEMBER 29th!


The third of these "special event" auctions is our December 2010 Mini/Major Auction beginning at the end of November (but closing in early December).  You have a couple of months to consign to this special auction, but these kind of deadlines tend to creep up on you, so you might want to start assembling consignments NOW, especially because we are often consigned two of the same item, and we always auction the one we received first.  This will be just like our just concluded Summer 2010 Mini/Major Auction, and we have no reason to think this auction won't do just as well!

THE DEADLINE FOR CONSIGNING TO THIS DECEMBER 2010 MINI/MAJOR AUCTION IS OCTOBER 27th!

IF YOU HAVE ITEMS YOU THINK WOULD MAKE SENSE FOR ANY OF THESE SPECIAL AUCTIONS AND WOULD LIKE THEM INCLUDED (and they can be linenbacked or not linenbacked), THEN PLEASE CONTACT US BY THE ABOVE DATES!  Please remember that we want items to have a realistic retail of $50 or more.  Items of lesser value make far more sense for our "regular" non-U.S. auctions, where they are not in competition with lots of great posters. Please note that if you currently have consignments with us, we will NOT pull out those items to move to this auction.  Those items will be sold in our regular auctions.

Given that eBay is imploding (and has declared war on its sellers!), and given that we have both delivered excellent results in our past several months of auctions, and given that we are the only venue where you can sell HUGE quantities of material (both in terms of dollars, and in terms of numbers of posters), then shouldn't YOU consider consigning to one or all three of the above special auctions?
Title: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: Bruce on August 26, 2010, 08:28:09 AM
I am thinking of changing our name... from eMoviePoster.com to eMoviePaper.com

because it better reflects what we auction.

What do y'all think?
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: joneyyy on August 26, 2010, 08:33:52 AM
can we add JAWS1975POSTER.com to the list.

i guarantee a landslide :P
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: 50s on August 26, 2010, 09:56:32 AM
I reckon leave it as it is. You could broaden the scope of the name, but it will become a bit boring I think. You might later want to broaden the 'movie' part as well. If you want to consider emoviepaper.com, how about emoviecollectibles.com. You are getting into non paper like glass slides, who knows what next.
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on August 26, 2010, 10:15:44 AM
"Paper" seems to be an "industry insider" term.  I've generally only heard dealers, not buyers, use that term in this hobby.  

Perhaps you could add "auction" (or one of its synonyms) to your name in some way to differentiate you from poster retailers like movieposter.com.  Most people think that Ebay is the only auction game in town.
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: brude on August 26, 2010, 11:37:10 AM
No. Why "fix it" if it ain't broke.
I understand that you sell items other than posters, but...posters are the mainstay, right?
Everyone already knows you as emovieposter.com
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: supraman079 on August 26, 2010, 12:03:40 PM
What you need more than a name change is an app for my smart phone.  thumbup

Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: spacething on August 26, 2010, 03:24:49 PM
What you need more than a name change is an app for my smart phone.  thumbup



I agree, but make it an iphone app for me.
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: Zorba on August 26, 2010, 03:29:31 PM
What you need more than a name change is an app for my smart phone.  thumbup



Be careful what you ask for. You just might get it.  8)

I voted no. Brudes right. Why fix whats not broken. It is who you are.
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: supraman079 on August 26, 2010, 06:46:42 PM
iPhone is what I have as well but if u make an app it should be able to be used by most smart phones.
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: Arcade on August 26, 2010, 10:28:37 PM
I voted no. I have never heard of movie paper and would not think to click on the link for posters.

Also as an i-phone user I love my apps. This would be a huge help.
Title: Re: Should eMoviePoster.com change its name to eMoviePaper.com?
Post by: Louie D. on August 27, 2010, 12:43:51 AM
NO!
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Zorba on September 02, 2010, 04:43:06 PM
Scored these 2 Chinese posters, the first Chinese posters in my collection, and they look pretty sweet.  I lost the "bidding war" on the German Apocalypse Now, but "win some and lose some."  Congratulations to the winner.  Keep up the good work, Bruce and the emovieposter team.

Wow...That was you?.... laugh1

This was the only "real" bidding war I was ever in and I only did it cause I got tired of losing everything I really wanted that week and it was the last big thing on my list...I usually just put up my max and hope for the best.

If Id known who you were I probably would have passed.

Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Harry Caul on September 02, 2010, 05:49:02 PM
Nice. Glad I could contribute    ;D

I did get some today. One I REALLY wanted for once too ...but...Im waiting though til is up up and framed to show and tell.  :)

So can you spill the beans yet Zorba?  Is it on your wall?
Title: Re: Our Summer Mini/Major Auction concludes on Sunday afternoon
Post by: Zorba on September 02, 2010, 07:56:17 PM
So can you spill the beans yet Zorba?  Is it on your wall?

Nope... Not on the wall yet cause of an unforseen financial situation but I think I spilled em in my last post. I do not have the abilty yet to buy a one I really really really really want. ;) :)

I did though go way over the top on the bruce auctions...I have proof.

(http://lh6.ggpht.com/_dqFoislHYa4/TIBA-_ua04I/AAAAAAAABDY/LsrZAhiPUuU/s576/P9020014.JPG)
Title: Join our "Frequent Buyers' Program" and start getting cash rebates!
Post by: Bruce on September 10, 2010, 03:29:59 PM
MORE REASON TO JOIN OUR E-MAIL CLUB!
We open our "Frequent Buyers' Program" (which had been in beta testing) to all club members!
Our "Frequent Buyers' Program" has been in "beta testing" for some months now, and now we are opening it to all members of our weekly e-mail club (see below for how to join if you are not currently a member)! What IS the Frequent Buyers' Program? It is our way of rewarding our very best customers even more than we already do, just as airlines and hotels do!
It is a simple program. Members of our Frequent Buyers' Program (who MUST be members of our weekly e-mail club) receive a special full-color t-shirt printed solely for members of this program, and then, every month in which they purchase 50 or more items from us, they receive a 50 cent rebate for every item they bought that month!
That means that if they bought exactly 50 items that month, then they receive $25 back (which is not much, but will pay for a meal or a poster!), and some of the members buy as many as 200 items in a month, and those members get $100 or so back, which sure compares favorably to those "other" auctions that give you NOTHING back after the auctions end, but which sock you with massive 20% or 25% "buyers premiums"!
How do YOU enter this program? Simply become a club member (if you are not already) and purchase 50 or more items from our auctions in any calendar month, and we'll personally invite you to join, and send you your bonus t-shirt and a rebate for that month, and each month after where you purchase 50 or more items from us you will get another rebate from us!

We have a great weekly e-mail club!
Our club has 6,460 members, and many weeks we make great bonus offers to club members who buy multiple items from us at auction! So if there is ANY chance at all that you might end up buying a number of items from us at auction in future weeks, then you have a LOT of incentive to join the club (if you are not already a member) because we will keep on giving away excellent prizes to those members of the club who buy multiple items. We run fun weekly polls, which a couple of hundred participate in each week, with great prizes for randomly selected members, plus we give news about the hobby in general and our auctions in particular!
Why not join the club today (if you are not already a member)? You'll at most receive ONE e-mail a week (note that we do NOT send update e-mails like this one to members of our weekly e-mail club, because the information is duplicated there, so if you join our club, you will cease to get these "update" e-mails), and your e-mail address is NEVER given out to anyone, and you have a great chance to win great prizes, and you can quit anytime! Just go to http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php and fill out the super simple form, and you will be a member, and qualify for the great club bonuses!
Title: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Bruce on October 26, 2010, 09:28:29 AM
Who knows?
There's something due any day;
I will know right away,
Soon as it shows.
It may come cannonballing down through the sky,
Gleam in its eye,
Bright as a rose!

Who knows?
It's only just out of reach,
Down the block, on a beach,
Under a tree.
I got a feeling there's a miracle due,
Gonna come true,
Coming to me!

Could it be? Yes, it could.
Something's coming, something good,
If I can wait!
Something's coming, I don't know what it is,
But it is
Gonna be great!

With a click, with a shock,
Phone'll jingle, door'll knock,
Open the latch!
Something's coming, don't know when, but it's soon;
Catch the moon,
One-handed catch!

Around the corner,
Or whistling down the river,
Come on, deliver
To me!
Will it be? Yes, it will.
Maybe just by holding still,
It'll be there!

Come on, something, come on in, don't be shy,
Meet a guy,
Pull up a chair!
The air is humming,
And something great is coming!
Who knows?
It's only just out of reach,
Down the block, on a beach,
Maybe tonight . . .

OUR 11TH ANNUAL HALLOWEEN AUCTION STARTS TONIGHT AND THURSDAY NIGHT AND CONTAINS NEARLY 1,400 ITEMS!
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: ddilts399 on October 26, 2010, 11:30:11 PM
Bruce, have you seen a down turn in bidding on linen pieces? I personally will not own a linen backed poster and I know a few others that feel that way, but just wondered what the general current market feel is on these items as to gaining ground or losing ground in value with collectors.
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: eatbrie on October 26, 2010, 11:48:12 PM
I'm with Dale on this.  No linen posters unless I do them myself.
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Bruce on October 26, 2010, 11:57:23 PM
I would say that those who primarily collect "newer" posters (those post 1970) are often very anti-linen, and of course I see no reason to buy any post 1970 poster linenbacked when you can almost certainly find it off linen.

Those who primarily collect really older items (pre-1950) have learned you can't be very choosy! For example, tonight I added a 1943 Return of the Vampire one-sheet that seemingly SHOULD be "around" and yet no one seems to have it. Now this one is NOT backed, but had it been backed, that would not lessen any serious collector's interest in it, because they know they might not see another one for YEARS.

I would say it is those "in the middle" (who collect mostly 1950s and 1960s posters) who sometimes are fine with linen, and sometimes hate it.

I would also say that the massive counterfeiting scheme, which involved solely restored posters and cards which later proved to be fakes, did create a lot more anti-restoration sentiment among those who had been "on the fence". That is a shame, first that one low life scum scam artist, and one massively bone-headed restorer (if his story is to be accepted) did so much damage, and secondly because the vast majority of restored posters are absolutely fine to own (and this was a one-shot scam that is unlikely to ever be repeated, even in a small way).

I personally have nothing against quality minimalist restoration. I hate bad restoration, and also the kind that "makes it look perfect", which often makes the item looked "dipped in paint".

Bruce
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on October 27, 2010, 09:46:58 AM
Am I the only one having issues with the layout starting on pg10 (if you do 80 items per page).  The page is stretched horizontally, and there are no items on the proceeding pages.  It's been like this since last night when the auction went live.
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Harry Caul on October 27, 2010, 10:14:31 AM
I'm having the same issue Angelo.
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on October 27, 2010, 10:15:46 AM
I would say that those who primarily collect "newer" posters (those post 1970) are often very anti-linen, and of course I see no reason to buy any post 1970 poster linenbacked when you can almost certainly find it off linen.
Bruce

Keep selling the linen-backed posters, Bruce.  They look great framed and some collectors like me will pay extra for them.  The folds on some of my posters (e.g. Downhill Racer) really detract from their appearance when framed.
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on October 27, 2010, 10:46:03 AM
I'm having the same issue Angelo.


Good to know I'm not the only one
Title: Re: The air is humming, And something great is coming TONIGHT from eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on October 27, 2010, 12:06:20 PM
Regardless, Bruce and staff fixed it  ;D
Title: Part I of our 11th Annual Halloween 2010 Mini/Major Auction closes TONIGHT
Post by: Bruce on November 02, 2010, 07:00:22 AM
Part I of our 11th Annual Halloween 2010 Mini/Major Auction closes TONIGHT, November 2nd, beginning at 7 PM CST (just 13 hours from this writing)!

As of this writing, with just 13 hours to go, the 751 horror & sci-fi items include a wacky 87 that are $5 each and under, an absurd 148 that are $10 each and under, and a mind-boggling 247 that are $15 each and under! THAT'S RIGHT, ONE THIRD OF THE ITEMS ARE $15 EACH OR UNDER, and REMEMBER THAT THE PRICE YOU BID IS THE PRICE YOU PAY (plus actual shipping cost) AND EVERY BUYER GETS A GREAT FULL-COLOR T-SHIRT (and an option to buy the $85 CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT book for just $24.99), AND CLUB MEMBERS GET INCREDIBLE ADDED BONUSES FOR BUYING 5 TO 12 ITEMS FROM BOTH PARTS COMBINED (see below)! Note that we have NO 20% or 25% buyers premiums that every other major auction has!

We purposely included a wide selection of more affordable items in these auctions, specifically to make it easy for anyone who wants to win one item for the FULL-COLOR T-SHIRT (and chance for the huge discount on CHILDREN OF THE NIGHT) to do so, and this also allows anyone who wants to get 12 inexpensive items (see below) to do so for a very reasonable amount of money. GIVEN THAT MOST OF THESE ITEMS ARE CURRENTLY AT HALF OR LESS THAN PREVIOUS SALES FOR THAT ITEM, THIS SURELY REPRESENTS ONE OF THE GREATEST BUYING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE HISTORY OF ONLINE AUCTIONS!

But wait! There's even more! If you are one of the 6,538+ members of our weekly e-mail club (and if you are not, you can join right now at http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php and it is fine with us if you join just to get the bonuses, and you can quit once you receive them), you get great bonuses if you purchase between five and twelve of these items, and we even pay the U.S. shipping on the bonuses (if you live outside the U.S., you pay the difference between U.S. shipping and the actual cost of getting them to you). Read on:

    * Buy 5 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books
    * Buy 6 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, plus the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack
    * Buy 7 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack plus a set of our remaining 10 in-print books
    * Buy 8 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack plus a set of our remaining 10 in-print books, plus The Movie Poster Book
    * Buy 9 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack plus a set of our remaining 10 in-print books, plus The Movie Poster Book, plus Crime Scenes
    * Buy 10 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack plus a set of our remaining 10 in-print books, plus The Movie Poster Book, plus Crime Scenes, plus WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT WAS!, the great long out of print softcover book about blaxploitation movies
    * Buy 11 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack plus a set of our remaining 10 in-print books, plus The Movie Poster Book, plus Crime Scenes, plus plus WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT WAS!, plus the great "flip book" edition of Reel Art
    * Buy 12 items TOTAL from either or both parts and get the 9 Vintage Hollywood Posters books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack plus a set of our remaining 10 in-print books, plus The Movie Poster Book, plus Crime Scenes, plus plus WHAT IT IS, WHAT IT WAS!, plus the great "flip book" edition of Reel Art, plus FILM POSTERS OF THE RUSSIAN AVANTE-GARDE, the first edition hardcover

WHILE THERE WILL SURELY BE MANY ITEMS THAT SELL FOR HIGH PRICES, THERE ARE ALWAYS SOME (or a lot of) ITEMS THAT GO FOR "BARGAIN" PRICES, AND SHOULDN'T YOU CONSIDER GETTING SOME OF THOSE BARGAINS FOR YOURSELF?  When you consider that you can purchase any 12 items (even the 12 least expensive) from both parts combined, and receive approximately $600 retail in movie poster books (plus a t-shirt), then doesn't it absolutely make sense for you to make an effort to buy 12 items and get those items plus all the bonuses for one low price?

    Don't forget to check out the 751 TUESDAY ITEMS (Part I of our 2010 11th ANNUAL HALLOWEEN MINI/MAJOR AUCTION) on our website sometime BEFORE they end TOMORROW, Tuesday, November 2nd, beginning around 7 PM CST by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html

    And also be sure to check out our 605 THURSDAY ITEMS (Part II of our 2010 11th ANNUAL HALLOWEEN MINI/MAJOR AUCTION) on our website sometime BEFORE they end Thursday, November 4th, beginning around 7 PM CST by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html.

And now you can browse the items in ALL of galleries at one time in our All Auctions gallery!

We know that many of you like to wait for the "last minute" to place your bids, but remember that if you do that, it is easy to either forget to bid or to get busy watching several items and miss the end of some or all of them, so there are also pluses to bidding before the auctions begin to end.  And remember that there surely WILL be lots of last minute bids placed, so just because you have the high bid with a short time to go, you should still go back to the auction right near the end, and see if anyone else outbid you, so you have a chance to re-bid, if you choose to.

Good luck on whatever you may bid on in our current 2010 11th ANNUAL HALLOWEEN MINI/MAJOR AUCTIONS ending on November 2nd and 4th!

P.S. If you have ever registered for our auctions but not logged into your account for over one year, then you will find that your account has been made "inactive", and that you can not place a bid (we do this to make sure that only real bidders bid in our auctions!). Therefore, if it has been a year since you have logged into your account, and you wish to bid in the current auctions, it is important that you contact us at least two hours prior to the end of the auctions, so that we can "re-activate" your account (just click on the contact us link and it will open an e-mail to us with the subject pre-filled in, and we will get your account "re-activated").
Title: Happy Holidays, APF!
Post by: Bruce on December 24, 2010, 05:34:51 PM
Happy Holidays, APF! Here is a slideshow of my five kids through the past 17 years

This is Bruce. Every year for the past 17 years I have printed up special photo holiday cards showing my kids, and I sent them to a group of family members and personal friends. But I have long since converted my business to an entirely Internet-based business, and I no longer print anything for my business and I was thinking, "Why am I still printing holiday cards, and not doing something over the Internet?"!

So I assembled all of the past photo cards (thanks to Angie Fish, who had miraculously saved all the cards, saving me the need of having to search throughout my house!), and one of my employees created a slideshow of them, and I wanted to send you a link to that because I have become personal friends with many of the people I do business with (and some of you have dealt with me in the days of my earliest Sales Catalogs from the early 1990s, when I would include pictures of my first two children!).

Here is the link to the slideshow (and I assure you that it is safe to click on this link):
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/christmas_cards/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/christmas_cards/)

The years really fly by! It seems like a short time ago when my first son, Holden, was born, and now he is bigger than I am, and my youngest, Lucy, is now in kindergarten!

Happy holidays to all of you, and I hope you all have a great 2011.
Bruce
Title: Re: Happy Holidays, APF!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on December 24, 2010, 09:51:32 PM
What a wonderful thing to do, Bruce.  Happy Holidays to you and your lovely family
Title: Re: Happy Holidays, APF!
Post by: Zorba on December 24, 2010, 11:48:08 PM
Great stuff Bruce!...Thanks for sharing.

Happy Holidays!
Title: Re: Happy Holidays, APF!
Post by: brude on December 27, 2010, 05:02:54 PM
Really enjoyed the slide show, Bruce!
God bless you and your beautiful family this holiday season!
Ted
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: Film Art Gallery on December 31, 2010, 12:15:09 AM
So how many does it take? :-\


You can check out http://filmartgallery.com (http://filmartgallery.com) to check and see our inventory. We have over 15k posters and also sell through Ebay. Have a great/safe New Years.
Title: Re: How many people does it take to auction 2,000 posters every week?
Post by: Bruce on December 31, 2010, 08:45:23 AM
Well right now we are at 25. Last summer I hired some high school and college kids and got up to 34, but the right number is around 27 or so, so right now I am looking for a couple of really good people to hire.

As those of you who deal with us know, we won't take the "average" employee. We are always on the lookout for really first rate people who can do their jobs exceptionally, and I never turn such a person down even when we don't really need them, because such people are growing more rare in today's world, where there is so little work ethic, and pride in a job well done.

Bruce
Title: Ten "found in a barn" lobby cards!
Post by: Bruce on January 18, 2011, 10:18:57 PM
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2072529 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2072529)

Note that this lobby card (and nine others we are offering this week) were literally found in a barn, where they had been for the past 78 years! Each of the ten cards have MAJOR condition defects, so we have provided scans of both the front of the card and the back of the card, which allow you to clearly see exactly what condition the cards are in. We are not going to describe them, because you can see what is wrong with them from our images. Note that all of the cards have darkened to different degrees, and all of them are extremely fragile. But certainly, a talented restorer can paperback the card, and after proper restoration, the card will look nice, but it will surely be expensive to restore, and will have somewhat of a "restored" look after restoration, so bear all of this in mind before you place a bid on any of these cards!
Title: Re: Ten "found in a barn" lobby cards!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on January 19, 2011, 09:39:26 AM
The LC from IT'S A GIFT should bring a nice price.  Paper on that movie is rare
Title: Re: Ten "found in a barn" lobby cards!
Post by: paul waines on January 23, 2011, 02:56:40 PM
I would so love that Frankenstein...  It will be interesting to see what that brings.
Title: Re: Ten "found in a barn" lobby cards!
Post by: Bruce on January 23, 2011, 03:03:51 PM
Paul

Talk is cheap. In my auctions I require that the high bidder actual pay for their purchase within two weeks. Some have called this a "restrictive credit policy", and many other auctions do give 6 months or more to pay, but that results in LOTS of items never getting paid for, which is why you see the same items come up for auction again and again and again, until finally someone pays for it. MY consignors get paid for their items the month after the month in which it was sold, and that is just not true of lots of items at other auctions.

Come the end of Tuesday, this card will have a new home, whatever the final price. I just hope it goes to someone who would have appreciated it as much as you would have!

Bruce
Title: Everybody" knows that you can't get any "deals" on movie posters anymore!
Post by: Bruce on January 28, 2011, 02:31:09 PM
Everybody" knows that you can't get any "deals" on movie posters anymore!

But in fact, "everybody" is wrong, at least when it comes to OUR auctions! It IS true in many other so-called "$1, No Reserve" auctions, you quickly learn that there is fine print that puts a MASSIVE minimum $14 buyers premium on all purchases, so that "$1, No Reserve" poster ends up costing you FIFTEEN DOLLARS (and sometimes there is exorbitant shipping added on as well)!

But in OUR auctions (at www.eMoviePoster.com), we have NO buyers premiums at all, so a $1 poster is REALLY a $1 poster! And we have the cold hard statistics to back up what we say. In 2010 alone we auctioned a grand total of 93,576 items (more than any other movie paper auction house has auctioned in their entire existence!).

Of those:
6,908 items sold for exactly $1
10,248 items sold for $2 or less
15,764 items sold for $3 or less
20,167 items sold for $4 or less
23,623 items sold for $5 or less
27,703 items sold for $6 or less
31,183 items sold for $7 or less
33,783 items sold for $8 or less
36,596 items sold for $9 or less
38,722 items sold for $10 or less
39,585 items sold for $11 or less
43,268 items sold for $12 or less
45,985 items sold for $13 or less
48,923 items sold for $14 or less

That means that over HALF of the items we auctioned in 2010 sold for under $15! We know that in those auctions with the $14 buyers premiums, they did not sell even ONE item for under $15, because even when an item sells for just $1 in their auctions, the $14 buyers premium brings it to $15, so EVERY item they auction sells for at least $15, plus shipping.

In these uncertain economic times, doesn't it make sense to spend your money where it goes the absolute furthest? We auction everything with a $1 opening bid and no reserves, and we only charge the actual cost of shipping (often less, when a buyer buys multiple items). We regularly give lots of great bonuses, often more valuable than the items required to qualify for them!

Every week, we auction 1,000 to 2,000 items in our Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday auctions combined, and it is a certainty that some fair percentage of them sell for "bargain" prices in every set of auctions, and there are often some absolute "steals"!

Of course, we also sell LOTS of high quality movie paper. In 2010 alone, we auctioned 5,800 items for over $100, and our top item on the year was the GILDA style B one-sheet which auctioned for $25,657!

We ended with $3,362,657 in total sales for 2010 (our all-time record sales year, and our third THREE million dollar year, our eighth consecutive year of two MILLION dollars of sales, and our TWENTY-FIRST consecutive year of ONE million dollar plus sales, and it proves that an honestly run auction absolutely CAN get just as good (or better) results than those who use shady business practices! We broke our total sales results for 2009 (which were $3,302,423.00, which had been our record sales year ever)! Our sales keep rising year after year, while most other auctions keep seeing steadily declining sales.

We auctioned around 8,000 more items in 2010 that we did in 2009, but we auctioned fewer items in our Tuesday and Thursday auctions than we had the previous year (the reason we still increased our total number of items was because of the addition of our Sunday auctions).

So whether you are looking for great deals, or the finest movie paper, or anything in-between, remember that eMoviePoster.com has sold more original vintage movie posters than anyone else in the entire world, and we have been in business for over 21 years!
Title: Absolute proof of the above; 407 one-sheets at $1 w/13 hours to go!
Post by: Bruce on February 03, 2011, 07:13:05 AM
Three times EVERY week we auction hundreds of items that sell for low, low prices (we actually sell lots and lots of items for $1 and $2, and around half of all that we auction goes for $14 and under, and our leading 'competitor" NEVER auctions a single item for less than FIFTEEN DOLLARS, due to their outrageous $14 minimum buyers premium).

But Thursday night's 800 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets (all guaranteed to be originals!), closing tonight, on February 3rd, represent REALLY incredible values, and that includes a lot of REALLY GREAT BARGAINS, because MANY of these are currently languishing at low, low, prices!

With just 13 hours to go, 800 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets include a weird 149 that HAVE NO BID AT ALL! There are also are 407 that are still languishing at just $1 each and a mind-boggling 544 that are $3 each or under! THAT'S RIGHT, OVER HALF OF THESE ITEMS ARE CURRENTLY $1 EACH OR HAVE NO BID (AND NEARLY 70% OF THE ITEMS ARE CURRENTLY $3 EACH OR UNDER!), AND THAT INCLUDES A LOT THAT MOST DEALERS WOULD ASK $10, $20 OR MORE FOR!!

Why not declare independence from those dealers that have sky high $14 buyers premiums, overgraded items, nosebleed shipping (and they don't combine) etc, etc, etc?

Here's a few examples of the current incredible bargains (and there are dozens of others just as good as these!):
8z220 CHARLIE & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY advance DS 1sh '05 Johnny Depp as WIlly Wonka, Tim Burton! and it's currently $3 and its in VERY GOOD condition!
8z281 CRUMB 1sh '95 underground comic book artist and writer, Robert Crumb! and it's currently $3 and its in VERY GOOD condition!
8z551 JACKIE BROWN teaser 1sh '97 Quentin Tarantino, cool image of Robert De Niro with moustache! and it's currently $3 and its in VERY GOOD condition!
...and there are equally great deals at EVERY bid price from $1 to $20 or more!
HELLO! This is 2011 and I doubt you could have purchased many of these items for $3 (or $1!) 20 years ago (or any time in-between!), and remember that this price is LESS THAN ONE FIFTH (or much less) of the minimum buying price at those "other" auctions (thanks to their ludicrous $14 buyers premiums)!  And you can get as many of these items as you want sent in one package anywhere in the U.S. for just $10 shipping for all (or actual cost anywhere else), EVEN IF you win 100 or more! And if you are in our e-mail club (over 5,800 members), you get great added bonuses if you purchase 10 or 15 or 20 items (no matter how inexpensive)!


About The Rolled 27" x 40" One-Sheet Posters
     Note that we only included 27" x 40" one-sheets in this auction! Sometime in the late 1980s studios began printing their posters in a 27" x 40" format (it was a gradual change). We DO also auction 27" x 41" posters (which are almost all from before 1990), but we do that in a completely separate auction from this one. EVERY POSTER IN THIS AUCTION MEASURES 27" X 40", UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
     Also note that most of the posters we are selling this week were never folded. A very few of the posters were once folded (or partially folded, as in tri-folding), but all of those have been stored flat for a long time and will be shipped rolled in tubes, along with the completely unfolded ones.  We will NOT re-fold any of the "formerly folded" posters.  WE ALWAYS IDENTIFY WHETHER A POSTER IS UNFOLDED, TRI-FOLDED, OR FORMERLY FULLY FOLDED WITHIN THE DESCRIPTION FOR EACH ITEM!
About the Originality of Rolled One-Sheets
     Many collectors would like to add posters from their favorite movies of the 1980s onward to their collection, but they rightfully are afraid they will be sold commercial posters (or reproductions or bootlegs), rather than actual posters either used in theaters or intended for theater use.  WHEN YOU BUY FROM US THIS WEEK, YOU HAVE A GUARANTEE THAT YOU WILL BE BUYING A GENUINE ORIGINAL MOVIE POSTERS!  This is because all of these posters come to us either from theater owners, or from advanced collectors (often ones who purchased the posters right when the movies first came out), people who know how to distinguish an original poster, and also, we here at eMoviePoster very carefully scrutinize every poster to make 100% certain it is genuine!  But you don't have to take our word for it!  If you purchase any poster this week, and you have the slightest doubts about its originality after you receive it, it is fine for you to return it for a full refund within 7 days of receipt (but we virtually never get a single poster returned, because we reject any poster that is consigned to us if we have the slightest doubts about it!).

In these days of high starting bids or fourteen dollar minimum buyers premiums, it is a sight for sore eyes to see 800 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets at such low, low prices with just 12 hours to go!

But wait! There's even more! If you are one of the 5,800+ members of our weekly e-mail club (and if you are not, you can join right now at http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php!), you get great bonuses if you purchase just 10, 15, or 20 of these items, and we even pay the U.S. shipping on the bonuses (if you live outside the U.S., you pay the difference between U.S. shipping and the actual cost of getting them to you).

    Don't forget to check out our 800 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets (all guaranteed to be originals!) sometime BEFORE they end TONIGHT Thursday, February 3rd, (but you only have 13 hours left to do so, because they start ending at 7 PM CST TONIGHT, so hustle over there right now!) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html

And now you can browse the items in ALL of galleries at one time in our All Auctions gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html!
And you can always access our galleries by using the link from our homepage, http://www.emovieposter.com
Title: Re: Everybody" knows that you can't get any "deals" on movie posters anymore!
Post by: guest8 on February 07, 2011, 08:52:26 AM
Bruce, Ive sent a couple emails to mail@emovie but havent ever gotten a response .. whats up ?! :(
Title: Re: Everybody" knows that you can't get any "deals" on movie posters anymore!
Post by: Bruce on February 07, 2011, 03:55:35 PM
That's really odd! Send me a message through this forum with your name and e-mail address, and I'll check into it.

Sounds like either we aren't getting your e-mails or you aren't getting ours.

Was this about consignments?

Bruce
Title: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Bruce on February 25, 2011, 08:21:35 AM
One of the few criticisms of our business is that our Sales Results Database (with over half a million entries) and our Poster Image Archive (with over a third of a million images) were too cumbersome to work in, and everyone wanted the two combined.

Well, we now have the beta version of the combined Auction History Archive, at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html)!

We are looking for some of you who already used both the old databases regularly to test this new database and report any bugs you find (or suggestions for improvements) to us at phillip@emovieposter.com

We think you will LOVE this new vastly improved combined database!

Bruce
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: holiday on February 25, 2011, 09:24:13 AM
The difference is huge, Bruce.  Just to have the pictures come up in the search results is a great step forward.  It was frustrating to have to click through each search result to have to see the picture.  And to have the pictures combined with the results in one response is just awesome!
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: jayn_j on February 25, 2011, 09:32:31 AM
Nice.

I typed in Back to the Future and hit search.  Got a lot of hits for other movies, such as Cape Fear.  Maybe 1/3 of the page was for unrelated material.

The old interface had the ability to filter on titles, actors, size, etc.  It would be nice to have something where I could only get 1/2 sheets of anything titled BTTF released in 1985.

But I loved the amount of new detail available, like detailed condition of that particular item. It was also nice to be able to link directly to active auctions.
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Bruce on February 25, 2011, 09:43:41 AM
That is the first thing we need to get right, the ability to filter out the extraneous results.

But this is a good first step!

Bruce
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on February 25, 2011, 10:22:21 AM
Tried it after seeing the post in MoPo, and loved the new archive  clap  Aside from the amount of unrelated material that you get, one issue I did find was when I did a search for OUR GANG and filtered for "Condition (best to least) & (least to best)" the results were backwards: (least to best) started with NM stills & (best to least) started with posters in poor condition.  I sent an email to Philip to address these small glitches
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: CSM on February 25, 2011, 01:14:20 PM
I too think it would be great to have the ability to search either solely by poster type or by movie name coupled with poster type - i.e. my luverly daybills ;)
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: MoviePosterBid.com on February 25, 2011, 02:29:13 PM
you need to add boolean searches bruce

if you enter an incompletely worded title you get nothing
same with typos

most search webs have that and I believe youcan download a boolean text file to add to your database
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Bruce on February 25, 2011, 02:52:14 PM
It is all coming guys!

Bruce
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Zorba on February 25, 2011, 02:59:09 PM
Great start.

I can find my stuff. I can see my stuff.

I know it needs tweaking but I like it!  ;D
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: MoviePosterBid.com on February 25, 2011, 03:12:39 PM
Bruce.. when will yoube adding and orders and billing app so we can logon & make our payments directly

even I have this coming in the new site John Ours is working on (and has been working on, and working on, and working on....)
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: AdamCarterJones on February 25, 2011, 04:16:55 PM
Bruce, this is awesome!!!!!!  sm1
I've been wondering when you were going to combine the results for some time now

And yes, to echo Rich's words: Being able to make payments directly on your website would be the next best step for your site (in my opinion).

Best,
Adam
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Bruce on February 27, 2011, 09:31:35 AM
We are working on adding new features to our online checkout, and some will be coming soon, but being able to completely pay online (by any method) will likely take to the end of the year.

Bruce
Title: Re: Beta testers needed for our all new Auction History Archive!
Post by: Bruce on February 27, 2011, 09:32:00 AM
We have already started implementing many of the suggestions we have received (some are far easier to accomplish than others).

We have made it so that when you search for say "casablanca" you first see all results for that movie, followed by all other results that just happen to mention the word "casablanca".

Soon we will add a box that gives you the choice of "search titles only" or "search titles and descriptions" so that you will then easily only see "casablanca" results, but until then, the above is helpful.

Please know that we look closely at every single response and suggestion we receive, and the only reason we don't immediately implement something is because it is too difficult to accomplish right away, SO PLEASE RETURN TO THIS DATABASE IN A FEW DAYS (when you will surely see some changes) and see if you can make any other suggestions on how to make it better!

Thanks to everyone who has responded!

Bruce
Title: Our physical location is 33% bigger & our Mini/major has doubled in size!
Post by: Bruce on March 06, 2011, 10:46:01 AM
More BIG news this week: We have expanded the size of eMoviePoster.com's physical location by around 33%
     Last week we reported the big news that we had finally put our all new Auction History Archive online for testing (see below). This week brings more big news, which is that we have expanded the size of eMoviePoster.com's physical location by around 25%. How did this happen? As many of you know, for ten years I have owned an entire city block in the heart of downtown West Plains. For that entire time, I have rented approximately one quarter of that space to the local cable company. Over those ten years both of our businesses have grown to where we were both practically bursting at the seams.
     The cable company finally reached the point where they needed much larger quarters, so they have moved out, and it came at a very opportune time, for that allows us to take over all of their space and increase our physical location by around 33%. We will be re-arranging several parts of our operation so as to make everything more efficient, and to utilize the new space in the best possible way.
     Not only were we overflowing in our present area, but we also have had a huge FLOOD of new consignments the past few months. Some of these have been from collectors (many of whom have expressed disenchantment with the treatment they received from other auction houses) and some of them have been from dealers (many of whom seem to have partially or completely given up on selling their items themselves, because eBay has grown so greedy that it hardly makes sense to list there anymore, and more and more dealers are discovering that they can get the same or more from consigning to us as selling themselves (while doing no work at all). Others solely use us to move their unwanted inventory (to free up cash and space for new acquisitions).
     But of course we auction items SO rapidly that we always need new consignments, so please keep them coming! We have streamlined and improved every aspect of our business over the past few years that we now auction items far more quickly than ever, even when we are sent thousands of items at a time.
     What's next for eMoviePoster.com? The only thing stopping us from expanding even more (in terms of the size of our overall operation) is more quality employees. We have the best staff in West Plains, and I don't want to compromise on that in the least, so I won't hire anyone new unless I have the strong sense they will be on a par with our existing employees (and I doubt any of you would want me to feel any differently about this). Unfortunately, the nature of our business requires that our employees are physically present each day, or we would likely be quickly able to hire more people (greater West Plains has only around 20,000 people).

Even more BIG News: We have expanded the size of our March Non-US & Non-Movie Mini/Major Auction from two parts to four parts!
     The deadline for this set of auctions has now passed (unless you have just a few exceptional items, in which case we MIGHT be able to squeeze them in). We received so many truly excellent items that we had to first expand this to three parts and then again to four parts (which will start on March 29th, March 31st, April 3rd, and April 5th).
     Next week we will give you a few previews of what will be in these auctions. So many so called major auctions have a huge "round up the usual suspects" look and feel to them, trotting out the exact same posters over and over (and one wonders if many of them ever really sold on some or all of their many previous trips to the auction block).
     But in our mini/major auctions you will see LOTS of posters we have never had before, and when you do see a "repeated" item, it is rarely the exact same item returning to the auction block (this only happens when an item is never paid for or when the high bidder re-consigns the item, but those are truly rare occurrences in our auctions.
     Prepare to be dazzled by the FOUR parts of our March Non-US & Non-Movie Mini/Major Auction and start saving your money now (but remember that this is one major auction where there is no "For Millionaires Only" sign at the door, and that we have NO buyers premiums (20% or otherwise) and that we give a great bonus t-shirt to EVERY buyer in this set of auctions).
Title: Sneak preview of our latest ad!
Post by: Bruce on April 27, 2011, 07:56:17 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20110427ad_consider_the_following_two_pieces_of_paper.jpg)
Title: Re: Sneak preview of our latest ad!
Post by: paul waines on April 28, 2011, 06:26:23 AM
 clap clap   That's great, no one does publicity like Bruce. It's almost got me thinking of buying from the U.S, again... ;)
Title: A look back at our site over the past 13 years!
Post by: Bruce on May 25, 2011, 08:09:03 PM
A look back at our site over the past 13 years, and excellent suggestions on how to improve it further!
Recently I was posting on a movie poster forum, and I saw a post that was very critical of one of the very oldest movie poster sites, and also one of the most informative. I posted a response, and invited that person to tell me what was wrong with the eMoviePoster.com site. Here was his reply"
     "You have invited criticism of your site, and I have to say that it is very dated. Your site is using pre 1996 obsolete code, eg:<font size="2" face="Verdana">>Also unstyled 'Search' buttons are so early 1990's. Look at the top few inches of your home page - the many different fonts are what web designers describe as a ransom note page.
     That is what websites looked like in the 1990's, like ransom notes. Your site is better coded than some other sites, but not that much better. Whoever has been coding the CSS styles needs to redo it much more efficiently. CSS has been around for 15 years with countless webpages on how to use it properly. Take the CSS in the <head> of all your pages for example. That code should go into a seperate CSS file, as it currently contributes to a slower page load having it embedded on all your pages, but that is just the start of the CSS problems. I am sorry to be so critical, but you HAVE requested site feedback Bruce!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: I have no doubt that what this fellow posted is true (he is obviously very knowledgeable!). These problems stem from the fact that our site was created in 1998, and that I did not have the money available at that time to hire experienced site designers, so it was first designed by Eli Post, and then a succession of amateur site designers added to it over and over. Of course, had I known then how huge it would grow, I would have taken a very different approach, but I only have to consider where I am now.
     I have passed these comments along to those who program the site, and they will begin implementing the changes suggested, and many others as well, for they have been fully aware of these problems for some time! Then why have they not already fixed it?
     Part of the problem is that there is so much to accomplish not only on the website, but also internally. For instance, in the last couple of years, our programmers have mostly been focused on our internal systems such as our consignment database (where we enter all consignments we receive as they get prepared for auction) and our invoicing system (both the "in development" checkout AND the backend that customers do not see). This is largely how we've been able to greatly increase the quantity that we sell each week and still maintain & improve the quality of our auctions.
     But please know that we have many plans coming up and we're going to use these suggestions to help direct the order in which we implement some of these plans.
     First we're finishing up the new Auction History http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html which we've just recently taken out of "beta mode". We're also working on improved tracking number e-mails rather than depending on UPS and the Post Office's systems.
     Next, we will begin work on some redesigning of the website including proper CSS usage. We've got some ideas for visual improvements that should over time bring the site into the 21st century!

     In the meantime, to get a sense of just how FAR our site has progressed since 1998, we invite all of you to take a look at what our site looked like back in the 1990s and earlier 2000s at these links (NOTE: These links come from "The Internet Wayback Machine" and many images are broken and the links don't work, but you can still get a sense of how our site has evolved):

December 12, 1998
http://replay.waybackmachine.org/19981212023407/http://www.brucehershenson.com/

April 20, 1999
http://replay.waybackmachine.org/19990420044225/http://www.brucehershenson.com/

October 19, 2000
http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20001019053855/http://www.brucehershenson.com/

June 10, 2004
http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20040610001835/http://www.emovieposter.com/

February 23, 2006
http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20060223105116/http://www.brucehershenson.com/

May 14, 2008
http://replay.waybackmachine.org/20080514062559/http://emovieposter.com/

Today!
http://www.emovieposter.com
Title: Re: A look back at our site over the past 13 years!
Post by: Harry Caul on May 25, 2011, 08:58:53 PM
If only I could go in the waybackmachine and buy some of your posters!
Title: Re: A look back at our site over the past 13 years!
Post by: Bruce on May 25, 2011, 09:03:55 PM
Where is Mr. Peabody when you need him?
Title: Re: A look back at our site over the past 13 years!
Post by: CSM on May 25, 2011, 10:05:03 PM
If only I could go in the waybackmachine and buy some of your posters!

God damn that's exactly what I was thinking! moron1
Title: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: Bruce on June 16, 2011, 07:13:01 PM
Will anyone please explain to me  how this LINENBACKED Italian one-panel can be only $33 with only a short time to go:
2w263 SUPERMAN linen Italian 1p '79 comic book hero Christopher Reeve, Gene Hackman, Marlon Brando?

Or this one: 2w265 TWO ENGLISH GIRLS linen Italian 1p '72 Francois Truffaut, Jean-Pierre Leaud, art by Gasparri! which is only $37?

I am certain someone paid $200 or more to have these backed, and these are just TWO of lots and lots of incredible deals waiting to be had in Part III of our Mini/Major auctions which start closing in less than an hour.

If YOU are someone who has been asking where the great deals on posters are, ask no more! Just go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/3/14.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/3/14.html) and you'll will find lots of low priced great posters that will amaze you!
Title: Re: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: Louie D. on June 16, 2011, 07:26:37 PM
I don't know about the "Two English Girls" but that "Superman" poster is pretty goddamn ugly.
Title: Re: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: eatbrie on June 16, 2011, 08:56:03 PM
Because they are linenbacked. 

 ;)

Sorry Bruce, too easy.
Title: Re: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: ddilts399 on June 16, 2011, 09:00:18 PM
No wall space, linen is turning into the red headed step child for this generation of poster collectors, what the hell is Two English Girls, would rather have a Paul poster up on the wall  ;D

Just a quick overview.

1) Linen sucks if not framing.
2) Linen sucks, it hides previous flaws.
3) Linen sucks.
4) Hot auction material is no longer linen backed, but original state.

Title: Re: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: Bruce on June 16, 2011, 10:26:04 PM
OK, wise guys. Then please explain to me why this reissue poster, which is also linenbacked (which is like a poster having syphilis, according to you guys), went for what it did?

http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2210743 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2210743)

 laugh1 sm1 laugh1 sm1

Bruce
Title: Re: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: jayn_j on June 16, 2011, 10:35:05 PM
OK, wise guys. Then please explain to me why this reissue poster, which is also linenbacked (which is like a poster having syphilis, according to you guys), went for what it did?

http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2210743 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2210743)

 laugh1 sm1 laugh1 sm1

Bruce

Classic title, unique image and a size that is hard to manage without LB???

I figure I will never understand why these things sell for the prices they do, especially how much they vary week to week.  I only bought a single item, as prices seemed quite high on stuff I was interested in.  I think there is a factor of anticipation.  This was built up as a "MAJOR" auction, so the expectations were for higher prices.  Two weeks ago were relative bargains because everybody was holding back waiting for the big show.

   Jay
Title: Re: Will anyone please explain to me...?
Post by: ddilts399 on June 16, 2011, 10:54:20 PM
 clap well done on that one. I will confess multi-pieced material linen backed has a little more acceptance factor as using linen is probably better than duct tape.

That title does have a big 3 cast, and although I really wouldn't spend more then 5.00 on that one, the star power probably drove the price on it (and you had a 4 way bidding war going on too, which doesnt hurt!)
Title: Our Summer 2011 Mini/Major Auction is now complete!
Post by: Bruce on June 18, 2011, 10:10:31 AM
Our Summer 2011 Mini/Major Auction is now complete, and the three parts took in a total of $269,968, and the 1,534 items sold to 504 different buyers!

Overall, the total of the auctions exceeded our expectations by a wide margin, and we know that a major reason for this is because of all the great added bonuses we offered every buyer (all told, the bonuses cost us well over $10,000!), and also because of our super-honest descriptions and images, and most of all, because of what we DON'T offer, which is any buyers premium, nosebleed shipping, or lack of customer service!
Title: WE GOT MAIL, and our auctions have a "Watch" feature
Post by: Bruce on July 24, 2011, 01:19:28 PM
WE GOT MAIL: Here are some e-mails we have received over the past few weeks:
1) "I wanted to inform you that I received the items I purchased, and I am really delighted! The package was really professionally packed and shipped, and nothing was damaged or lost. The items themselves are splendid, and are as described, only better! Thank you so much for this fantastic transaction! I wish you all the best"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks for your shining compliments! We do have a great group of people here that work hard, and we are also fortunate to receive lots of good consignments such as the items you received.

2) "I was looking at the Casablanca lobby cards you auctioned a while back. Knowing that the film was in black and white and yet the lobby cards are in color, got me thinking: did this happen a lot back then? I know you're super busy, but I was just wondering."
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Yes, it did certainly happen a lot. We've also seen color films with black and white cards! I would think this is largely a budget issue: major films would have more effort put into the cards resulting in the color images for black and white films. Know that many years ago I mistakenly thought that the people who "colorized" the lobby cards for black and white movies were looking at a color reference image, but in fact I have since learned that they actually simply just used whatever colors they liked! So those CASABLANCA lobby cards don't tell us what color clothes the stars wore (and in fact, because the cards were printed in more than one location in 1942, you might see Bogart with a blue shirt in one card and a red shirt on another example of the exact same card). But it is still really cool to see those great scenes in color, when watching the movie you see only black and white!

3) "I am new to being a consignor, but you have now auctioned the items I sent this first time, and with only one exception [a WC] I haven't been disappointed with the results. You all do a wonderful job and your patience and kindness with consigners and buyers like myself is most appreciated. Best to you all!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks also for your kind words! We are fortunate to have so many talented people here that "make it all happen", so that consignors (and buyers) are treated well every step of the way.

4) "You made a very small error in my order and I let you know what it was before it was sent, and you quickly responded and corrected it and sent my order correctly! Thank you very much for your taking care of this and I very appreciate the fast and easy communication with you. You already helped me a lot as to a newcomer to your website. I know you are continuing to try to improve your checkout, and it does have many obstacles so far, but I can see you are doing your best for the comfort of your customers and that's the most important thing! Good luck!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thank you! Your understanding means a lot to us. Please do let me know any time you find something confusing OR just have a suggestion on how we might improve our checkout (or any part of our website) as we welcome any input we are given.

5) "Just a quick e-mail to let you know that the 2 CDs that I recently purchased have arrived safely in the UK and the packaging was great and I didn't even get stung by Customs. At the same time I want to relate a recent transaction that I have had with one of your competitors in the U.S. I recently purchased from them a poster with a bid price of $220 and of course with the 19.5% commission this took the price to $262.90. I then had to opt to have it shipped by Fed Ex Economy, with the costs would be determined after they had shipped the item. But they apparently have a rule that any item that has an invoice value of over $250 and is paid by either Credit Card or Paypal, can't be shipped by Fed Ex Economy, and instead has to be shipped by regular Fed Ex, so they changed to that method without informing me. The Package was shipped a few days ago and I have just been notified of the cost, which is $104.67, for the shipping! Needless to say I don't think that I will be making any further purchases through them. Keep up the good work and all my best wishes."
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: I hear this kind of story all the time, which is why we refer to such charges as "nosebleed shipping"! We really do make a great effort to make every step of every transaction go smoothly, and we ALWAYS make certain each customer approves exactly how their order will be sent, and we feel certain our competitors fail to do that, as your story illustrates. Thanks for sharing this.

6) "I just wanted to take a minute to tell you that I really like the new photo button on each item. It's much more convenient if you just want to see the item rather than checking all of it's particulars. Good idea."
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks for letting us know how much you like it! It is one of those things that make so much sense that I wonder why we didn't think of it sooner. We'll keep working to come up with other simple but useful features. We already have a lot of similar ideas in the works that we plan to unveil in the coming weeks, so keep an eye out for more improvements.

7) "I love the posters I have been purchasing in your auctions and I think they are under-valued and I'll keep buying them from you. I have stopped buying posters from any other source; I only buy from your site now. Thanks again"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE:  Thanks very much for your very kind words. It really does save you lots and lots of shipping when you buy ten items from us rather than from ten different sellers, and it is so nice to not have to wonder whether your purchases will be in the same condition that the seller promised they would be in!

8) "I just discovered that you have now have an Auction History which contains images AND past selling prices. It's bigger and better than the old Archive. I just found a couple of wonderful images I had never seen before!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: I'm glad you discovered the Auction History and that you like it better too. We agree it is a MAJOR improvement over the two old databases. We'll continue seeking ways to make it better and better.

9) "Your new "AUCTION HISTORY" is terrific. It is a great aid for poster collectors"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks for your kind note! Our programmers have put a LOT of work into it. We plan to make it even better over the coming months!

10) "I received the lobby cards I purchased today. As usual, prompt shipping, very well packaged and great condition. You guy's run a great operation and I am most appreciative!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks! That means a lot! Please do let us know if we ever make a mistake of any kind. The biggest single difference between us and all the rest is not that we never make mistakes, but that when we do we promptly respond to you and do all we can to make it right!

11) "You told me that you were able to combine all my auction wins into one package, and that I had therefore overpaid on shipping, and what's more, I had also done so last time, so I now have TWO credits on my account for refunded shipping! Thank you so much. I appreciate the time you took to combine the shipping on these. Heck, I didn't even know I had either credit! You guys need to get a feedback system set up so I can write some good things for the newbies to read about eMoviePoster.com...ha ha!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks so much. We are glad that you would like to leave feedback, but our auctions have no feedback system (since we are the only seller, there would be little benefit). But we DID run your kind words here in the club, so you did leave "feedback" in that way!

12) "We sent you a big group of stills we had sitting here for years in our store and you auctioned some of them for us and we have netted over $2,000 so far on just those, and all I can say is I LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT! Especially, since a number of those stills we couldn't "give" them away at our shop over many years time. Best of all, we did no work at all. As my brother is fond of saying, 'It is so nice to make money while you sleep.' It's true:) Thanks again!"
     RESPONSE FROM BRUCE: Thanks for the kind words. I know the feeling you are describing, and it really is like "finding money"! We are nearing EIGHT HUNDRED different consignors, and once one of them discovers just how much easier it is to let us do the work for them (and how they almost always net far more money than they could selling them any other way) they usually stick with consigning to us until they have nothing left to sell!

The clock on the clubhouse wall tells me I have no more time for e-mails, but remember that ALL e-mails we receive are replied to personally (but only the ones of general interest are printed here in the club, and I only do so every once a month at best, when I actually have some spare time!).

Did you know... that our auctions have a Watch List feature?
     Our auctions have a Watch List feature that allows you mark items to "watch". This is useful if you want to come back later to review the items either to place bids or if you are just curious to see how the items do at auction.

There are three main ways you can add an item to your Watch List:

    * From our galleries (such as the Tuesday Gallery), there is a Watch button () for each item. Clicking it will open a new window, add that item to your Watch List, and show you your current Watch List.
       
    * From an item's auction page at the top where it shows you the auction details (current price, time left, high bidder, etc.), look at the left where there are four blue buttons. The third button is "add to watchlist". When you click on that, it will add the item to your "Watch List" and show you your current Watch List items.
       
    * By default, when you bid on an item, it is automatically added to your Watch List (see below for details of how to change this default setting).

There are also some settings available to you. To change these settings, go to your My Account page. Then at right, under the Preferences section, click "Bidding". Here are the settings (NOTE: By default, both are set to "Yes"):

    * Automatically add items I bid on to my Watch List
    * Automatically notify me via e-mail when items on my Watch List are about to close (e-mail sent day prior to closing)

Finally, you may view your Watch List by going here: http://auctions.emovieposter.com/WatchList.taf. Once on that page, there are sort sorting options at the top of the page. Additionally, you may check boxes of some items and then click "Clear Checked Items" to remove them from the list.
Title: Re: WE GOT MAIL, and our auctions have a "Watch" feature
Post by: CSM on July 24, 2011, 01:26:55 PM
Bruce, what about posting some of your responses to any negative or "constructive criticism" e-mails? 
Title: Re: WE GOT MAIL, and our auctions have a "Watch" feature
Post by: stewart boyle on July 24, 2011, 01:40:58 PM
I dont even read these,far too much info,but they could be interesting to others..

Stew
Title: Re: WE GOT MAIL, and our auctions have a "Watch" feature
Post by: Bruce on July 24, 2011, 03:32:56 PM
I HAVE run some very critical e-mails (and some mildly critical ones) over the years, but I truthfully get very few of those. Most of the people who have anything bad about me (or eMoviePoster.com) are those who like to bid and then never pay, and then re-surface after a few months and expect to be welcomed back with open arms or are dealers who feel (rightly or wrongly) that eMoviePoster.com is a large part of why their business is in the crapper, and both groups of people tend to not e-mail us.

I observe that reading is a dying art, so I may not continue my Weekly E-mail club much longer. Maybe 550 weeks is enough to cover everything!

Bruce
Title: Re: WE GOT MAIL, and our auctions have a "Watch" feature
Post by: raulleaf on July 24, 2011, 03:44:57 PM
I dont even read these,far too much info,but they could be interesting to others..

Stew


I would say though Bruce I like the option to read them when I have time....  Don't kill my lunch hour read.. every now and then.
Title: Do you have vintage movie posters to sell?
Post by: Bruce on August 03, 2011, 07:19:25 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20110803_consignor_testimonials_ad01.gif)
Title: Re: Do you have vintage movie posters to sell?
Post by: eatbrie on August 03, 2011, 07:20:17 PM
Are you running out of paper, Bruce?
Title: Re: Do you have vintage movie posters to sell?
Post by: Bruce on August 03, 2011, 07:39:01 PM
Yep. We put up the last ones last night.

But we may get some more in!

Bruce
Title: Re: Do you have vintage movie posters to sell?
Post by: CSM on August 03, 2011, 07:40:43 PM
Yep. We put up the last ones last night.

But we may get some more in!

Bruce

The poster well has almost run dry?!
Title: Re: Do you have vintage movie posters to sell?
Post by: eatbrie on August 03, 2011, 07:43:24 PM
Yep. We put up the last ones last night.

I love your sense of humor, Bruce.

 happy1
Title: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: Bruce on August 04, 2011, 08:24:36 AM
We have 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets (all guaranteed to be originals!) at auction that are getting ready to close, and there are some excellent ones, but also lots of inexpensive ones as well. There are just 12 hours to go before they start to end TONIGHT Thursday, August 4th.

I just looked over the current prices on these just about to end items, and the prices on many of them are really hard to believe! With just 12 hours to go, the 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets include a wackadoodle 89 that have no bid at all, 309 that are still languishing at just $1 each or have no bid, a silly 351 that are $2 each or under, and a Mt. Everest-like 482 that are $4 each or under! THAT'S RIGHT, WELL OVER HALF OF THESE ITEMS ARE CURRENTLY $4 EACH OR UNDER (AND ONE THIRD OF THE ITEMS ARE CURRENTLY $1 EACH OR HAVE NO BID!), AND THAT INCLUDES A LOT THAT MOST DEALERS WOULD ASK $10, $20 OR MORE FOR!

IF YOU WANT TO BUY ORIGINAL RELEASE ONE SHEETS FROM THE BEST MOVIES OF THE PAST 20 YEARS, AND DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO FEAR YOU ARE GETTING STUCK WITH A REPRO (or have it arrive in a crushed tube), BUT ALSO DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO PAY AN ARM AND A LEG TO DO SO, THEN THIS SET OF AUCTIONS IS FOR YOU. BECAUSE YOU CAN BUY MANY OF THESE POSTERS FOR FAR UNDER WHAT YOU MIGHT PAY FOR A REPRO, AND HAVE A GUARANTEED ORIGINAL!

Are you tired of auctions for millionaires only where the items have a "round up the usual suspects" feel to them, and there is a "pay retail or you can't buy" philosophy behind the auctions, and the same items return to the auction block over and over and over? Well, we have the antidote for you! Three times EVERY week we auction hundreds of items that sell for low, low prices (we actually sell lots and lots of items for $1 and $2, and around half of all that we auction goes for $14 and under, and our leading "competitor" NEVER auctions a single item for less than FIFTEEN DOLLARS, due to their outrageous $14 minimum buyers premium).

But wait! There's even more! If you are one of the 6,200+ members of our weekly e-mail club (and if you are not, you can join right now at http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php!), you get great bonuses if you purchase just 10 or 15 or 20 of these items, and we even pay the U.S. shipping on the bonuses (if you live outside the U.S., you pay the difference between U.S. shipping and the actual cost of getting them to you).

Don't forget to check out our 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets (all guaranteed to be originals!) sometime BEFORE they end TONIGHT Thursday, August 4th, (but you only have 12 hours left to do so, because they start ending at 7 PM CST TONIGHT, so hustle over there right now!) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: Bruce on August 04, 2011, 05:33:03 PM
I just looked over the prices with a couple of hours to go, and I'm not a religious man, but Jesus, Mary, and Joseph are those prices low! Most of them are still far less than the cost of a reproduction! Buy any 20 and join our club and get 15 books that retail for $300 as a bonus!

Bruce
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: eatbrie on August 04, 2011, 08:50:52 PM
For those of us, idiots, who collect modern posters, Bruce's auctions are a good reminder that we are not such morons after all.  I am always amazed at what some recent titles can fetch nowadays.  Fascinating, really.

T
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: Bruce on August 04, 2011, 09:18:10 PM
Hey, it is absolutely the strongest part of the hobby right now. I wouldn't be a bit surprised if someday we see a catalog auction with the "Thierry" collection, and it goes for a million bucks!

Of course, by then, with our politicians spending like there is no tomorrow, a million bucks MIGHT buy you a nice car!

Bruce
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: eatbrie on August 04, 2011, 09:49:41 PM
Which era do you think sells the most and for the most money, today?  I'd say the 80s, but I'd like to hear it from you.

T
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: Bruce on August 04, 2011, 09:55:47 PM
Most collector interest is the 1990s and 2000s. But most appreciation (price rise) right now is prime 1970s and 1980s. Of course it is mostly the "better" titles. The "cheese" (sorry, Thierry) is mostly going nowhere.

Most 1960s and earlier items have leveled off at best. Look at Heritage's results (even assuming the buyers paid every time) for proof.

Bruce
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: jayn_j on August 04, 2011, 11:52:03 PM
I just looked over the prices with a couple of hours to go, and I'm not a religious man, but Jesus, Mary, and Joseph are those prices low! Most of them are still far less than the cost of a reproduction! Buy any 20 and join our club and get 15 books that retail for $300 as a bonus!

Bruce

But, as usual, the only time that counts is the last ten minutes.  Everything I was looking at went from bargains to market value right at the end, just like always.

I have been the underbidder on that Cotton Club International multiple times and was determined to finally win it.  I did, but right until the end it looked like I could be getting a bargain.  Someone extended the bidding twice and the final price was fair, but absolutely at market value.
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: eatbrie on August 04, 2011, 11:54:47 PM
Which goes to say, once again... NEVER BID EARLY!

I actually think Cotton Club went for a descent price tonight.
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: theartofmovieposters on August 05, 2011, 12:21:15 AM
Which of you bastardos got the Ed Wood International?
PM me and I will send you my address so it can come home where it belongs.
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: jayn_j on August 05, 2011, 12:34:24 AM
Which goes to say, once again... NEVER BID EARLY!

I actually think Cotton Club went for a descent price tonight.

I noticed you put in an appearance there as well.  The final was fair, but they have been going for $110-130 of late, so $98 was a good but not great price.  Now the $74 it was at with 30 seconds left would have been good for bragging rights.

I'm actually pretty happy I finally snagged one.
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: eatbrie on August 05, 2011, 12:54:17 AM
I already own this poster, and I know its value, so if I can snag one at a low price, I try to.  Obviously, I would have not gone higher than I did, but I would have been very happy to own a 2nd copy for $50.

T
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: Bruce on August 05, 2011, 08:12:31 AM
For those of you who did not get all you wanted, we added a heap o' daybills (plus Germans, French LC sets and more) last night. I know there are a lot of daybill collectors on this forum, so be sure not to miss these!

Bruce
Title: Re: 900 rolled 27" x 40" one-sheets closing in 12 hours with lots of great titles!
Post by: raulleaf on August 05, 2011, 07:20:20 PM
Thelma and Louise for $18?  Man these newer posters had some traction.  I need to start buying lots of newer posters and send them straight to Bruce for resale...
Title: Re: Do you have vintage movie posters to sell?
Post by: Bruce on August 09, 2011, 07:55:54 PM
It is funny how it goes sometimes. We were getting pretty caught up on old consignments.  But then last week, a former theater owner dropped off NINE THOUSAND 1980s to present one-sheets, and a former exchange employee dropped off 500 posters from the 1950s and 1960s.

Today was an amazingly hectic day, with two different collector/dealers from way back driving here with trucks of their collections/inventory, and to top it off, a guy dropped off 300 circus posters!

This is why we don't have to advertise. When you get better prices, charge lower commissions and fees, and are 100% honest to boot, they come to you without being asked!

Of course, when you auction TWO THOUSAND items every week, you can always use more!

Bruce

P.S. About that 100% honesty. Not one of the above five people made a listing of what they dropped off. One said, "I know you well enough to know you are more honest than I am"! And they are right, because there is ZERO chance I would cheat them in any way!
Title: I have helped many online sellers get free from eBay!
Post by: Bruce on August 11, 2011, 07:55:52 AM
Over the years I gave many online sellers advice on how to best leave eBay in part or in whole (because I foresaw the collapse of eBay for many individual sellers). I just received this nice thank you from one of the sellers I helped:

"Bruce - Just a quick note to say Hi - and a big thank you. eBay continues to self destruct - we utilize them for the marketing aspect and little else. The exit strategy (your exit strategy) has exceeded our wildest expectations. We are doin...g betting and better on our own dot com now - our Amazon site ecplipses ebays numbers at its peak (years ago) and we are on a 68% growth plane for four years running now. Had it not been for your advice and counsel regarding the ebay exit strategy my life would be very diffrent today than it is. I am forever grateful, as are my 9 full time employees and having turned 50 this year I look forward to full retirement by age 59. Jerry at www.theholsterstore.com"

Bruce
Title: Re: I have helped many online sellers get free from eBay!
Post by: 110x75 on August 11, 2011, 09:56:02 AM
It`s not that hard to get free from anywhere if you carry all that guns!  ;)
Title: Re: I have helped many online sellers get free from eBay!
Post by: Gimpy on August 11, 2011, 02:55:34 PM
That's a class act Bruce. not enough people in the world that help people out for the sake of helping them. It's nice to see! Glad to hear they're doing well with thanks to you of course. From what I've heard from people I know and read it's really going to crap for sellers on eBay unfortunately. How many people did you end up helping make the switch? I take it they aren't all poster sellers  ;D

Way to go Bruce!
Title: Re: I have helped many online sellers get free from eBay!
Post by: brude on August 11, 2011, 04:38:52 PM
It`s not that hard to get free from anywhere if you carry all that guns!  ;)

Some people should never remove their guns from their holsters...never...
                                                                                       (http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/GIFS/glock-recoil.gif)



Title: Re: I have helped many online sellers get free from eBay!
Post by: DreamWarrior on August 12, 2011, 08:58:59 AM
I Blame that shit on whomever thought it was a good idea or funny to let an inexperienced woman shoot a 500 S&W magnum. There is more to gun safety than just the basics. moron1

Good to hear that Bruce. Very cool!
Title: Re: I have helped many online sellers get free from eBay!
Post by: brude on August 12, 2011, 10:01:45 PM
I Blame that shit on whomever thought it was a good idea or funny to let an inexperienced woman shoot a 500 S&W magnum. There is more to gun safety than just the basics. moron1

Morons infest the internet with things that they think are funny...clips like this are a dime a dozen...

                                                         (http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/GIFS/pistol-recoil.gif)

Title: WE NOW ARE GIVING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SETS OF BONUS BOOKS
Post by: Bruce on August 13, 2011, 12:02:02 PM
IF YOU HAVE NEVER RECEIVED A SET OF OUR BONUS BOOKS (or if you are missing some of the below books) THEN JOIN OUR CLUB AND DON'T PUT OFF QUALIFYING FOR ONE OR BOTH SETS, BECAUSE ONCE THESE ARE GONE, THEY ARE GONE FOREVER!

IMPORTANT! We have given away most of the free bonus books we had, and we now ARE GIVING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SETS OF BONUS BOOKS (and our supplies of those are dwindling quickly as well)!
     Sometime before the end of this year we will be largely ending our giving of free books as bonuses altogether, because we have so few of them left to give away! We HAD been giving away our Vintage Hollywood Poster catalogs to those who purchased 10 or more items in a single set of auctions, our remaining "Illustrated History" volumes to those who purchased 15 or more items in a single set of auctions, and BOTH of these sets to those who purchased 20 or more items in a single set of auctions!

BUT NOW OUR SUPPLIES OF THESE ARE SO LOW THAT WE ARE GIVING ENTIRELY DIFFERENT SETS OF BONUS BOOKS (and our supplies of those are dwindling quickly as well so your time to get those is extremely limited).

What we have done is to gather up all the remaining books we have to give away, and created two sets of them. One is for those who purchase 10 or more items, one for those who purchase 15 or more, and those who purchase 20 or more get both sets ABSOLUTELY FREE as bonuses!

NOTE THAT THESE SETS INCLUDE SOME OF OUR PREVIOUSLY SOLD OUT BOOKS, BECAUSE GIVING SO MANY AWAY HAS ALLOWED US TO REORGANIZE OUR WAREHOUSE, AND WE FOUND SOME OF THE SOLD OUT ONES!


Here is the set of SEVEN full-color books we give to those who purchase 10 items in a single set of auctions (while our supplies last!):
Cartoon Movie Posters (long sold out!) - original retail $20
Texas at the Movies - original retail $20
Warner Bros Movie Posters at Auction - original retail $20
John Wayne Movie Posters - original retail $20
Hollywood & Early Cinema - original retail $30
More Cowboy Movie Posters - original retail $20
60 Great Cowboy Movie Posters - original retail $14.95

Here is the set of SIX full-color books we give to those who purchase 10 items in a single set of auctions (while our supplies last!):
Attack of the "B" Movie Posters - original retail $20
Drive-In Movie Posters - original retail $20
Who Goes There? - original retail $20
Sports Movie Posters (long sold out!) - original retail $20
Rock, Pop, & Classic Cinema Posters (long sold out!) - original retail $30
Comedy Movie Posters (long sold out!) - original retail $20

We imagine we have enough of the above to give them away for a couple of months (at the most) and then at that point our days of giving sets of bonus books will likely end forever, so IF YOU HAVE NEVER RECEIVED A SET OF BONUS BOOKS (or if you are missing some of the above books) THEN DON'T PUT OFF QUALIFYING FOR ONE OR BOTH SETS, BECAUSE ONCE THESE ARE GONE, THEY ARE GONE FOREVER!
Title: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 02, 2011, 06:23:31 AM
here's a preview of the British Quads:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/quadpreview/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/quadpreview/)

and here's a preview of the three-sheets:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview3shts/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview3shts/)

Remember that you can click on any small image to enlarge it, and some preview galleries will have more than one page.

More to come!

Bruce
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: 110x75 on September 02, 2011, 09:15:48 AM
 thumbup
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: CSM on September 02, 2011, 10:44:40 AM
Ask (well badger more so in this case ;) ) and ye shall receive!
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Zorba on September 02, 2011, 11:03:53 AM
Ask (well badger more so in this case ;) ) and ye shall receive!

 ;D

Some great three sheets for sure.
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: 110x75 on September 02, 2011, 11:28:55 AM
I love "Gow"  clap
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Zorba on September 02, 2011, 12:59:25 PM
I love "Gow"  clap

Im not listing any but that one is very nice.
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 03, 2011, 09:14:34 AM
we also have some Australian posters and daybills in the upcoming mini/major auction!

Here is a preview gallery of those:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreviewAust/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreviewAust/)

Bruce
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Harry Caul on September 03, 2011, 12:51:15 PM
That is the best Halloween poster by far. I was finally able to track one down in good, unbacked condition otherwise I'd probably be bidding.
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 03, 2011, 01:22:28 PM
A couple of more galleries!

Here is a link to a preview gallery of the LINEN U.S. one-sheets [there will also be non-backed one-sheets as well!] (click on any image to see a larger image):
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shts/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shts/)

Here is a link to a preview gallery of the Italian one- and two-panels (click on any image to see a larger image):
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreviewitalian/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreviewitalian/)

We will possibly add two more preview galleries of some other sizes over the next days before the auctions begin!

Bruce
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Zorba on September 03, 2011, 05:26:59 PM
Wow Bruce.

Thats great stuff. Why you are the best and the rest are well just the rest.  ;)
Title: Legendary collector/dealer Marty Davis tells where to sell your movie paper!
Post by: Bruce on September 04, 2011, 07:43:20 AM
Our latest ad features a single testimonial from legendary longtime collector/dealer Marty Davis!
     We at eMoviePoster.com have had over 800 collectors and dealers consign to our auctions, far more than any other movie poster auction house. Yet we do next-to-no paid advertising to find those consignors, because every month brings lots of new consignors who were referred to us, often by one of our present consignors.

Some of our consignors only find us AFTER they have consigned elsewhere, and often they tell us long sad stories of their experiences consigning elsewhere, and we reassure them that they will have a completely different experience consigning to us, and we encourage them to start with a small consignment, because we KNOW that after they have consigned once, they are likely to keep consigning until they have nothing left they want to sell!

We thought we would ask our present consignors to tell us how they felt about consigning to us, and we received so many great replies that we will be running not one, but a series of ads with those responses! We ran our first one a month ago with responses from four consignors.

Go here to view the second ad, a testimonial from legendary longtime collector/dealer Marty Davis (who has run live auctions himself, and who has been a major seller on the eBay site, and who has collected in a wide range of areas, but particularly on Charlie Chaplin and silent comedians, for well over 40 years!):
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20110829_ad_mcw_marty_davis_ad.jpg

If YOU have been "on the fence" about consigning to us, read the above and see if it doesn't make sense for you to send us a package so you can see why just about EVERY dealer (and hundreds of collectors) have been consigning to us (many of them for years, some for 20 years, as Marty Davis has)!
Title: Re: Legendary collector/dealer Marty Davis tells where to sell your movie paper!
Post by: Ari on September 04, 2011, 10:25:10 PM
Hey Bruce, whatever happened to "Marshal" Jon? Haven't seen him around for ages..?
Title: Re: Legendary collector/dealer Marty Davis tells where to sell your movie paper!
Post by: Bruce on September 04, 2011, 10:44:17 PM
He got out of dealing and I have not seen or heard of him in a long time.

Bruce
Title: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on September 04, 2011, 10:45:42 PM
Did you know... that we've auctioned many times more movie posters than anyone else in the world?
     We have long made the above statement, and EVERYONE in the hobby (including our competitors) knows it to be true, but we wanted to back this up with hard cold facts that show how our total sales dwarf everyone else's!

Our database is incredibly accurate since the beginning of the 21st century on January 1, 2001 (not 2000, as some people erroneously think!). Since that date, we have auctioned the following quantities:

307,812 total lobby cards auctioned
226,815 Total one-sheets auctioned
217,680 Total 8x10 stills auctioned

So we have auctioned around three quarters of a million of just those three sizes! And remember that those totals don't include the 15 million or so dollars of movie paper we sold from 1990 to the end of 2000!
Title: Re: Legendary collector/dealer Marty Davis tells where to sell your movie paper!
Post by: Ari on September 04, 2011, 11:15:05 PM
Ahh I assumed so, we sometimes disagreed about (non poster) things, but he was always a professional, polite and nice person to deal with.
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Dr Hackenbush on September 05, 2011, 10:24:18 AM
Glad you decided to post those galleries, Bruce.  I've seen two posters that I'm going to bid on thanks to them.  Makes it far easier to budget my discretionary funds for that purpose  thumbup
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 05, 2011, 04:36:37 PM
One more Fall Mini/Major Preview Gallery!

Unbacked and paperbacked one-sheets (note that this was done in an automated way, and there are a few images of inexpensive items that will not be in this auction)

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shtsunbacked/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shtsunbacked/)

Bruce
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 06, 2011, 08:13:56 AM
With all the great posters upcoming in our Fall Mini/Major auctions, it's easy to forget about the INCREDIBLE BARGAINS on the 800 non-U.S. posters we have closing tonight, the 6th! Read on for more details:

Are you tired of auctions for millionaires only where the items have a "round up the usual suspects" feel to them, and there is a "pay retail or you can't buy" philosophy behind the auctions, and the same items return to the auction block over and over and over? Well, we have the antidote for you! Three times EVERY week we auction hundreds of items that sell for low, low prices (we actually sell lots and lots of items for $1 and $2, and around half of all that we auction goes for $14 and under, and our leading "competitor" NEVER auctions a single item for less than FIFTEEN DOLLARS, due to their outrageous $14 minimum buyers premium). But Tuesday night's THE WORLD OF MOVIE POSTERS! 800 non-U.S. posters from 21 different countries, closing tonight, on TUESDAY September 6th, represent REALLY incredible values, and yet many of these are currently languishing at low, low, prices!

With just 12 hours to go, the 800 non-U.S. posters include a not-to-be-believed 24 with no bid at all, a preposterous 135 that are still languishing at just $1 each or have no bid, a a downright silly 201 that are still languishing at just $2 each or under, an outrageous 298 that are still languishing at just $3 each or under, and a Mt Everest-like 389 that are $5 each and under! THAT'S RIGHT, JUST UNDER HALF OF THE ITEMS ARE $5 EACH OR UNDER (AND 37% ARE JUST $3 EACH OR UNDER), and there are LOTS of titles that I guarantee you many dealers would ask $10, $20 or more for. This is the closest thing to "free money" I can imagine (especially since those in our club can purchase any 20 and get 13 books as a bonus)!

HELLO! This is 2011 and I doubt you could have purchased many of these items for $5 (or far under) 20 years ago, and remember that this price is ONE THIRD (or much less) of the minimum buying price at those "other" auctions (thanks to their ludicrous $14 buyers premiums)!  And you can get as many of these items as you want sent in one package anywhere in the U.S. for just $11 shipping for all (or actual cost anywhere else), EVEN IF you win 100 or more! And if you are in our e-mail club (over 6,300 members), you get great added bonuses if you purchase 10 or 15 or 20 items (no matter how inexpensive)!

Of course, once you get OVER just $5, you start hitting lots and lots of "better" titles, but an awful lot of those are currently at VERY reasonable prices, far under what some of them have sold for in the past (the ones we can find any record of selling in the past!).

In these days of high starting bids or fourteen dollar minimum buyers premiums, it is a sight for sore eyes to see 800 non-U.S. posters at such low, low prices with just 12 hours to go!

THIS SET OF AUCTIONS INCLUDES MANY TRULY EXCELLENT BARGAINS, MANY OF WHICH ARE CURRENTLY AT "WHOLESALE" PRICES  OR UNDER WITH JUST A FEW HOURS TO GO! IF YOU HAVE BEEN ASKING "WHERE ARE THE GREAT DEALS?", ASK NO MORE BECAUSE THEY ARE RIGHT HERE! This is ESPECIALLY true of the items that are just a few dollars each, as many would sell for $20 or more each on any dealer's website!

But wait! There's even more! If you are one of the 6,300+ members of our weekly e-mail club (and if you are not, you can join right now at http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php!), you get great bonuses if you purchase just 10 or 15 or 20 of these items, and we even pay the U.S. shipping on the bonuses (if you live outside the U.S., you pay the difference between U.S. shipping and the actual cost of getting them to you).

    Don't forget to check out our THE WORLD OF MOVIE POSTERS! 800 non-U.S. posters from 21 different countries sometime BEFORE they end TONIGHT Tuesday, September 6th, (but you only have 12 hours left to do so, because they start ending at 7 PM CST TONIGHT, so hustle over there right now!) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html

And now you can browse the items in ALL of galleries at one time in our All Auctions gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html!
And you can always access our galleries by using the link from our homepage, http://www.emovieposter.com.
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 06, 2011, 03:46:55 PM
Part I 400+ linen posters) starts TONIGHT!

Bruce
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 07, 2011, 10:19:45 AM
So what do you guys think so far?

Bruce
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: tstatum on September 07, 2011, 11:32:20 AM
It made me a little light headed
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Charlie on September 07, 2011, 01:17:37 PM
It made me wish I had more money...   :P  Nice!
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Harry Caul on September 07, 2011, 01:21:00 PM
I definitely see a few I'll be bidding on...  Thanks for the previews Bruce!
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: CSM on September 07, 2011, 10:27:21 PM
I think you have too many nice daybills right now!  Why do they have to all come up at the same time - barren landscape and then boom daybill storm!
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on September 07, 2011, 10:52:23 PM
A couple of more galleries!

Here is a link to a preview gallery of the LINEN U.S. one-sheets [there will also be non-backed one-sheets as well!] (click on any image to see a larger image):
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shts/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shts/)
Bruce

Come on, Bruce, you guys have got to spice up that incredibly lame - and that's being diplomatic -  description for the Lucky Strikes Pulp Fiction. (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2296818) Right now it reads:

4w413 PULP FICTION linen advance 1sh '94 Quentin Tarantino, c/u of sexy Uma Thurman smoking in bed!

"Note that this poster was designed to look like a beat up old movie poster, and the "flaws" are in the image, and are not actual defects! Also note that this is an advance one-sheet (note the "Coming soon to a theatre near you" at the bottom of the poster)."

It should say Pulp Fiction Extremely Rare Recalled "Lucky Strikes" Advance!

This first advance poster for Pulp Fiction is one of the "holy grails" in the hobby and almost never comes up for auction.  Miramax recalled it after RJ Reynolds threatened to sue because the poster featured a pack of its “Lucky Strike” cigarettes without permission.  The studio also failed to get permission to use the book “Harlot In Her Heart."  The studio later used a similar poster showing a generic pack of cigarettes and the book “Pulp Fiction” instead.

Since relatively few of these first advance posters were printed - no one knew the movie would be a monster hit - and because very few posters survived the recall, they are extremely rare and valuable! Don't miss your chance to land this baby!
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: 50s on September 07, 2011, 11:08:08 PM
Ohhh... The Glass Key (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shts/large/glass_key_styleA_linen_NZ02829_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Harry Caul on September 07, 2011, 11:15:02 PM
Ohhh... The Glass Key (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011FallPreview1shts/large/glass_key_styleA_linen_NZ02829_L.jpg)

Yeah, that is a stunning poster... One of my all time favs. Too bad I fell asleep during the movie  :P
Title: Re: Fall Mini/Major Previews in one convenient location!
Post by: Bruce on September 08, 2011, 03:12:30 PM
Mel,

We updated the Pulp Fiction description. If you have any further comments or corrections, simply e-mail them to matt at emovieposter.com.

Thanks,
Bruce
Title: Our Fall 2011 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of 1,352 posters!
Post by: Bruce on September 12, 2011, 08:33:07 AM
Our Fall 2011 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of posters (1,352 items in all!), covering all years, genres, and sizes and is being run in three parts:

Part I (Tuesday September 6th to 13th): 506 LINENBACKED U.S., non-U.S. and non-movie posters
Part II (Thursday September 8th to 15th): 325 "oversized" (LINENBACKED, PAPERBACKED, and UNBACKED) posters of all types, including many choice ones!
Part III (Sunday September 11th to 18th): 521 unfolded and folded posters and lobby cards that fit in our standard size packages
Title: Re: Our Fall 2011 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of 1,352 posters!
Post by: Bruce on September 12, 2011, 08:38:24 AM
Every buyer gets a free full-color t-shirt that costs us $9 to $11 at wholesale, and members of our e-mail club get unreal bonuses for buying from 6 to 12 items in all three parts combined, and the person who gets the most items gets $500 in posters and $500 in great books!
Title: Re: Our Fall 2011 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of 1,352 posters!
Post by: Bruce on September 12, 2011, 08:38:58 AM
Remember that even if you are not currently a member of this club, you can quickly join at https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php (it costs nothing to join, you get only one brief e-mail a week, and it is fine with us if you solely join to qualify for the below bonuses and then drop out after you win them). It should be crystal clear to everyone reading the below that I want to make bonus offers with the current Fall 2011 Mini/Major Auctions, so that EVERY SINGLE ONE OF YOU READING THIS will find it "irresistible" to get one or more items from any of the three parts of this auction (these offers are IN ADDITION TO our great limited edition t-shirt you get for purchasing any one item in any of the three parts), and that many of you will make the effort to get FIVE or more items from the three parts combined, so that you can get bunches of added bonuses!
Title: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: Bruce on September 27, 2011, 09:49:23 PM
We were consigned a large cool collection of English one-sheets and international style U.S. one-sheets, so we put them all at the start of our next folded one-sheet auction that starts tonight, when out current Tuesday items end, and they end next Tuesday.  I might be wrong, but I would think several of you may not have a fair number of the ones with different images. Here are more details:

HERE IS A CHART OF THE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION:
(to better help you find the sizes and countries that interest you)

5f001-5f023 English one-sheets
5f024-5f168 U.S. international style one-sheets
5f169-5f999 U.S. one-sheets

About the English and U.S. international style one-sheets
     English one-sheets (printed in England) often have different artwork from U.S. one-sheets, and studios would sometimes create sexier images for those posters. The same is true for "international styles" of U.S. one-sheets. We have had small quantities of both of these over the years, but we were just consigned an excellent collection that contains 23 English one-sheets and 145 U.S. international style one-sheets, and we have put them all in this auction, and they are separated at the beginning of the auction. This is a rare opportunity to purchase these posters, some of which have images that are not on any other English language poster!

Here's a sample:

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main//550/altered_states_INTL_NZ03133_L.jpg)

See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/13.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/13.html)

Bruce
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: Neo on September 28, 2011, 10:02:57 AM
That is an awesome set of auctions, Bruce.  A big fan of the one sheet format, myself, and the fact that some of those are ultra rare and have better artwork than many of the U.S. one sheets makes them pretty darn cool IMO.
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: eatbrie on September 28, 2011, 11:53:16 AM
Good promotion there, Bruce.  Thank God I own a bunch of those already.  Not to worry, though, my want list is pretty long.

T
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: Bruce on September 28, 2011, 01:48:31 PM
I think you would have to agree that some of those with the different art are ultra rare. These days I am surprised when I see ANY post 1960 item I have never seen before, and this item has a bunch!

Better come loaded for bear, or you will be likely singing the blues when the smoke clears!

Bruce
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: ATLfun on September 28, 2011, 07:39:38 PM


  Oh my, I think I was mentioned by name. I feel like a somebody, this is so much better than being listed in the phone book!!!!    ;D     (Steve Martin Movie Reference)


  Maybe I should change into my emovie alias?  But then again maybe not, that seems to only encourage bidding wars.  Perhaps, people feel that a poster is super duper legit if it is listed by Bruce and bid on by APF.

  Brian
 
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: eatbrie on September 28, 2011, 08:10:28 PM
Was that you, APF?
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: ATLfun on September 28, 2011, 08:29:24 PM
Was that you, APF?

 Yeah, I came out of the closet after the auction:

   "Since I won both Black Swans it was definitely me. Man, I could not shake Mel to save my life.  He even re-named me APF ATLfun.  I was hoping that my non-denial denial would throw him off the track.  That Schindler poster was crazy at $2300.   


  Before Holiday sues me for some sort of copyright infringement, I shall return the moniker back to Bruce."

  Brian
 
Title: Re: An auction with Thierry, Holiday, marklawd, Harry Caul, Brian & others in mind!
Post by: Bruce on October 04, 2011, 06:55:56 AM
A reminder that these close in 13 hours, and many are still at low, low prices!
Title: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Bruce on October 12, 2011, 05:27:04 PM
The first two preview galleries:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewhalfsheets/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewhalfsheets/)

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewWCs/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewWCs/)

Note that OUR auctions have something for EVERY collector, whatever your budget. And we treat you the same whether you spend $5 or $5,000!

Bruce
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: 50s on October 12, 2011, 06:17:24 PM
Good on you. I am poised to bid a significant amount on an item on Ebay in a few days, so having previews up helps me reconsider the best place to direct it.

Great selection of lobby cards and window cards!  O0

Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Bruce on October 12, 2011, 07:06:53 PM
Those may LOOK like lobby cards, but them thar are half-sheets!

Bruce
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: 50s on October 12, 2011, 07:34:34 PM
Wow, cool - they are even better then. Haha. I thought I might have to ditch my mexicans, but now instead might collect the half sheets as well. 
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: 50s on October 12, 2011, 07:40:38 PM
There are lots of great Sci-fi half sheets there. I wonder if one collector has to sadly part with them
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Charlie on October 12, 2011, 09:55:37 PM
Really? Endangered Species made the cut for a sorta-mini/major?  I get really confused with your $15 rule....  One sheets for this title go for $2?  I have 3 of them...

Else, love the Cyclops...
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Bruce on October 13, 2011, 06:05:41 AM
Halloween is not like the other mini/majors. I include EVERYTHING horror sci-fi (from the best to the dregs) so that there are posters and lobby cards for every collector, not just the ones with deep pockets.

So you can get a $2 poster and a free $11 t-shirt (and NO $14 buyers premium). Who could ask for anything more?

Bruce
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: 50s on October 13, 2011, 06:31:56 AM
I would love a t-shirt with your photo (http://www.brucehershenson.com/) on it & signed. Kewl!

Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Bruce on October 13, 2011, 01:02:55 PM
Like great single lobby cards and title cards? We got 'em too!

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewLCs/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewLCs/)

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewTCs/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewTCs/)

Bruce
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Bruce on October 14, 2011, 12:53:13 PM
Previews of inserts and pre-1960 one-sheets!

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewinserts/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreviewinserts/)

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreview1shts/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2011HWpreview1shts/)

Bruce
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: paul waines on October 14, 2011, 12:58:58 PM
Oh..........................I may have to review my, not buying from over sea's rule..... :-\  So much...... nice ......me likey. 
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: brude on October 14, 2011, 01:36:30 PM
Wow.
 jawdrop
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: Harry Caul on October 14, 2011, 02:44:33 PM
Great 1-sheets!
Title: Re: You asked for it, you got it! Halloween previews (and more coming)!
Post by: CSM on October 14, 2011, 09:52:06 PM
Where are the international posters?

Sorry I just wanted to ruin the positive preview vibes ;)
Title: I lied
Post by: Bruce on October 20, 2011, 05:54:23 PM
I had been saying that we have 2,100 items in the three parts of our Halloween auction, but I was completely forgetting how many duplicated items were submitted.

I have just added up the total items that were NOT duplicates, and the count is a paltry 1,947.

Please forgive me. However I still stand by my assertion that THIS is the Halloween auction to end all Halloween auctions, and that it will blow your mind.

Bruce
Title: Re: I lied
Post by: 110x75 on October 21, 2011, 12:45:47 AM
THIS is the Halloween auction to end all Halloween auctions, and that it will blow your mind.

Bruce

I don`t think so Bruce. Something else already did:

(http://www.grindhousedatabase.com/images/Deadly_Organ_Poster01.jpg)
Title: Part I of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: Bruce on October 23, 2011, 06:42:35 PM
Part I of our Halloween auction is now online

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html)
Title: Re: Part I of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: 110x75 on October 23, 2011, 06:51:38 PM
Damn, that was fast!

http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2354167 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2354167)
Title: Re: Part I of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: jayn_j on October 24, 2011, 10:15:36 AM
Now just below $8k in under 2 days.  Anybody want to venture a guess as to when it goes over $10k?
Title: Re: Part I of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: Harry Caul on October 24, 2011, 08:17:08 PM
No one had a chance to guess before it did!
Title: Re: Part I of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: 50s on October 25, 2011, 12:36:08 AM
Re auctions in general including MPGrading certificates:...
Only way to prove the certificate is for that poster, is to pay MPGrading to analyse the dna they impregnate onto the poster. Can you do this before the auction ends, no. The certificate is worthless to a buyer unless it can be validated before purchase. If the certificate turns out to be fake or not for that poster, and the newbie buyer was bummed by this, would the seller refund? If no refund, then maybe sellers should state this... that the seller does not back the validity of the certificate.

In the case of this auction, looks like Bruce did get the certification done himself.

Also the grading of 5.5 for this poster only applies at the time the poster was assessed.

Title: Part II of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: Bruce on October 25, 2011, 09:42:55 PM
Part II of our Halloween auction is now online

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main//550/frankenstein_R47_WA00167_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Part II of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: Bruce on October 25, 2011, 09:57:01 PM
I know there is nothing here to compare to Rich's legendary HP poster, but hey, I did my best!

Bruce
Title: Re: Part II of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: 110x75 on October 25, 2011, 10:31:23 PM
And "tweetybird" couldn`t wait even 2 hours to shoot an assload of money on that Franky... this is gonna be interesting...  pcorn
Title: Re: Part II of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: brude on October 25, 2011, 10:39:24 PM
Sufferin' succotash!
I already got outbid by Tweetybird...
That FRANKENSTEIN was just within my grasp...
Title: Re: Part II of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: ddilts399 on October 25, 2011, 11:21:10 PM
These auctions are great, but wouldn't stuff bring more money spread out in the weekly's or not? Seems with the good titles might run some folks thin. Or maybe I am just thinking of my own checkbook?
Title: Re: Part II of our Halloween auction is now online
Post by: Bruce on October 25, 2011, 11:24:44 PM
Dale, I feel certain they will talking about this set of auctions for YEARS to come, because I have NEVER seen a selection like this one.

And to think that you haven't even seen Part III yet!

Usually, enough money shows up to cover the amount of items offered, but I would agree that there is every chance of some great deals, and if so, you sure want to be there to get one or more of them!

Bruce
Title: Our 12th Annual Halloween Auctions begin closing Sunday & GREAT BONUSES!
Post by: Bruce on October 28, 2011, 07:42:03 PM
Our 12th Annual Halloween Auctions begin closing Sunday & we're giving great bonuses

I want to let you know about our current mini/major auction (our 12th Annual Halloween Auction, which began with Part I on Sunday October 23rd, and continued with Part II on Tuesday October 25th, and the final portion, Part III started on Thursday October 27th).
 The first part ends Sunday AFTERNOON, October 30th, the second part ends Tuesday NIGHT November 1st and wraps up Thursday NIGHT November 3rd. If you are interested in the items in Part I, you need to check them out right away, because they start closing in just two days. We are giving our very best bonuses ever in these auctions, so THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO GIVE US A TRY, ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN BUYING FROM US FOR A WHILE, OR IF YOU HAVE NEVER RECEIVED OUR BONUS ITEMS (because we are rapidly running out of them!).

Our 12th Annual Halloween Auction has an incredible selection of posters (1,946 items in all!), covering all years and sizes and is being run in three parts:
Part I (Sunday October 23rd to 30th): 568 unfolded and formerly folded posters that fit in our standard size tubes
Part II (Tuesday October 25th to November 1st): 735 U.S. folded one-sheets and non-U.S. folded posters & lobbies
Part III (Thursday October 27th to November 3rd): 643 items that ship in oversized flat packages or tubes OR that are backed OR that are stills and lobby cards!
Title: Re: Our 12th Annual Halloween Auctions begin closing Sunday & GREAT BONUSES!
Post by: Bruce on October 29, 2011, 08:34:52 AM
Why are there three parts? Some auctions persist in having a huge number of VERY expensive items auctioned in a very short time, and that made sense in the days of live auctions and where people had to travel to the auctions. But now that the vast majority of the bidding takes place online, there is no reason to force people to make so many decisions in such a short time. By dividing our items into three parts (over an 5 day closing period) we let our buyers have far more time to decide and what they will bid on. We first did multiple parts in our mini/major auctions several auctions ago, and we received LOTS of positive responses from happy bidders who greatly appreciated the added time!

How were the items divided? We divided them mostly according to how they need to be shipped, which makes it far easier for our packers to quickly and safely package all the many expensive orders (which is in everyone's interest).
  ALL of the items in Part I are unfolded (or formerly folded) and not backed and fit in our standard sized tubes.
 ALL of the items in Part II ship in our standard sized flat packages
 SOME of the items in Part III ship rolled in our either oversized flat packages or in oversized tubes, some are linenbacked and need to be sent by themselves in tubes (because we never choose to combine linen and non-linen posters), some of the items are lobby cards and ship in our standard sized flat packages, and some of the items are stills and ship in our small sized flat packages

  You can also view all of the items at one time at this link: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html . If you look at all of the items sorted by highest to lowest, you quickly see all the many rare and wonderful items in the auctions, but if you look at all of the items sorted by lowest to highest, you will quickly be struck by the HUNDREDS of items that are currently at a tiny fraction of their ordinary retail price, so there is certainly the potential for incredible bargains (which are made even better when you consider the bonus T-SHIRT, and the added bonuses to all club members who purchase 5 to 12 items from the three parts combined! Note that we have NO 20% or 25% buyers premiums that every other major auction has!

Here are the bonuses we are giving club members who purchase 5 to 12 items from the three parts combined:

 Buy 5 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get a set of 7 of our 43 full-color movie poster books (Cartoon Movie Posters (long sold out!), Texas at the Movies, Warner Bros Movie Posters at Auction, John Wayne Movie Posters, Hollywood & Early Cinema, More Cowboy Movie Posters, and 60 Great Cowboy Movie Posters) - total retail of the 7 books is  $144.99!
 Buy 6 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get
 the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack
 Buy 7 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get
 the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, plus a set 6 full-color movie poster books (Attack of the "B" Movie Posters, Drive-In Movie Posters, Who Goes There?, Sports Movie Posters (long sold out!), Rock, Pop, & Classic Cinema Posters (long sold out!), and Comedy Movie Posters (long sold out!) - - total retail of the 6 books is $130!
 Buy 8 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get
 the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, the set of 6 full-color movie poster books, plus Illustration Magazine #6 (special issue on on master illustrator Bob Peak)
 Buy 9 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get
 the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, the set of 6 full-color movie poster books, Illustration Magazine #6, plus Hollywood Posters I to VI (our six great Christie's auction catalogs from 1990 to 1994, long out of print and total retail is $120!)
 Buy 10 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get
 the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, the set of 6 full-color movie poster books, Illustration Magazine #6, Hollywood Posters I to VI, plus Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Movie Posters (one of our best selling titles, which has been completely unavailable for years, but we discovered just enough copies of it for this special promotion)
 Buy 11 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get
 the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, the set of 6 full-color movie poster books, Illustration Magazine #6, Hollywood Posters I to VI, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Movie Posters, plus Crime Scenes (an oversized book on film noir!)
 Buy 12 items TOTAL from any of the three parts and get the set of 7 full-color movie poster books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, the set of 6 full-color movie poster books, Illustration Magazine #6, Hollywood Posters I to VI, Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy Movie Posters, Crime Scenes, plus The Movie Poster Book (the very first movie poster book from 1979, and out of print for decades!)

  So if you get 12 or more items you get around $600 retail in great bonuses. Most amazing of all, we give the club member who gets the most total items from all three parts combined ALL of the above bonuses, plus an additional $500 of posters from the fixed price items section of our site (our choice, not yours), plus hundreds of dollars of limited edition coffee table hardcovers.

Not a member of our club? You can join the other 6,500+ members already in the club by going here: https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php (and it is fine with us if you solely join to get the above bonuses and then quit after that). CERTAINLY, THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO GIVE US A TRY IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN BUYING FOR A WHILE, GIVEN ALL THE GREAT BONUSES!

Please remember that in our auctions, a LOT of the bidders like to wait near the end of the auctions to place their bids! So don't get a false sense of security just because you have had the high bid for almost all of the seven days an item has been on for. But also remember that our auctions have "time extended bidding", which means that five minutes must go by without a bid before an auction closes, so you can NEVER have an item snatched away from you in the final seconds (but you have to be watching the item as it closes, to make certain that no one entered a higher bid than yours in the closing minutes).

Good luck on whatever you may bid on in our current Halloween auctions ending on October 30th and November 1st & 3rd. And remember to carefully look over ALL the items in the three parts (and, if nothing else, try to find any one item to buy so you can get our great T-SHIRT which you can't get any other way).
Title: Fun quote from one of our customers!
Post by: Bruce on November 02, 2011, 02:27:59 PM
I got an e-mail from one of our customers today, and at the end was this:

"By the way, I was in Paris last week and I stopped by both Cine-Images and Intemporel.  BOTH stores had http://www.emovieposter.com (http://www.emovieposter.com) up on the personal computers behind their desks.  Seems like everyone everywhere is watching your auctions!"

Bruce
Title: Re: Fun quote from one of our customers!
Post by: eatbrie on November 02, 2011, 02:38:21 PM
I'll be in Paris in 2 weeks and I will tell Choko that he's being spied on by some incongruous Hershenson mole.

T
Title: Re: Fun quote from one of our customers!
Post by: Bruce on November 02, 2011, 03:28:22 PM
What makes you think he doesn't reguarly check APF?

I first met him 22 years ago. A very fine fellow, and a real credit to the hobby in many ways.

Bruce
Title: Re: Fun quote from one of our customers!
Post by: eatbrie on November 02, 2011, 03:36:42 PM
What makes you think he doesn't reguarly check APF?

I first met him 22 years ago. A very fine fellow, and a real credit to the hobby in many ways.

Bruce

He's one of the few dealers I like.  Actually, probably the only one :)  Not easy to befriend, a little harsh to many, but a nice fellow overall.  Certainly a big poster connaisseur.  His books are top notch too.  The ones on Bardot and Grace Kelly are great.  I talk to him on a regular basis, every couple of months or so, I visited him twice this year already and I know he doesn't go to forums.  Not his thing.  But he likes you too, Bruce.

T
Title: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: Bruce on November 03, 2011, 11:43:22 PM
The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000, and yet there were hundreds of great buys! Until Sunday afternoon, you can see all the results in one convenient gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/results.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/results.html)
Title: Re: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: eatbrie on November 03, 2011, 11:50:40 PM
Is that a lot, Bruce?  How does it compare to previous Halloween sales?

T
Title: Re: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: Bruce on November 04, 2011, 06:26:14 AM
I don't have stats at hand, but it is more than the last few. I was expecting around $200,000, so it surpassed my expectations, and in today's environment, that's great.

Of course any good private dealer would have been able to sell the items for twice as much!

Bruce
Title: Re: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: Charlie on November 04, 2011, 06:40:03 AM
I don't have stats at hand, but it is more than the last few. I was expecting around $200,000, so it surpassed my expectations, and in today's environment, that's great.

Of course any good private dealer would have been able to sell the items for twice as much!

Bruce

But it would have taken 10 years.... Good job!
Title: Re: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: Bruce on November 04, 2011, 06:50:56 AM
You are correct, Charlie. And one has to factor in the cost of working for ten years, and that eats up a lot of the supposed added profit.

There were LOTS and LOTS of good deals, too.

Sorting the items low to high shows that 86 items sold for $5 or under (and every one of those buyers got a free t-shirt), and 518 items sold for $14 and under, so it was super easy to buy the 12 items needed for club members to get the $600 in book bonuses!

And of course, our leading competitor has NEVER sold even one item for $14 or less, thanks to their $14 minimum buyers premiums.

So it was a good day for buyers and consignors.

Now on to our December mini major sale, which has a bunch of excellent items in it!

But first, we have 999 single lobby cards and 840 single stills, and while I know there are few here who collect those, both those auctions are really packed with fine items.

Bruce
Title: Re: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: brude on November 04, 2011, 08:31:34 AM
(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/GIFS/claply7.gif)

It's no surprise that you exceeded expectations.
You live and breathe this hobby and you have an excellent support staff.
Combine that with the customer confidence you have developed over the years and it's a no-brainer... Emovieposter.com sets the standard.  clap
Title: Re: The Halloween auction is all over, and they took in $226,000
Post by: Bruce on November 04, 2011, 08:36:09 AM
The people at eMoviePoster DO make a huge difference. But we did luck out this time with some incredible consignments that had been off the market for decades.

When you auction expensive items that you have just auctioned (sometimes over and over again) how can you expect to get good results? That is why we constantly seek out items that have not come to auction in recent years, but that is getting harder and harder to do.

Bruce
Title: Our Halloween auction took in $224,869 & you can still view all the items!
Post by: Bruce on November 05, 2011, 04:40:08 PM
Did you know... that our Halloween auction took in $224,869 and that you can still view all of the items in one gallery?

     Our 12th Annual Halloween auctions took in $224,869 which far exceeded our expectations. You can still view all of the items in one gallery (until Sunday at 5 PM CST at this link http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/results.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/results.html)), and after that, you can always view the results at https://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php by clicking on each set of auctions by date

But this is ONE major auction that wasn't "For Millionaires Only"! In lots of "high profile" auctions, they focus solely on the high dollar items they sold, and they don't mention in any way the hundreds of items that failed to meet their lofty "reserve prices" (often set at high retail or above). In many of those auctions you either pay high retail or you don't buy (and in many cases, the high bidder is actually the only real person who was bidding).

     But all of these auctions had NO reserves at all, and while every single items sold, many sold for below bargain basement prices! The auctions included 85 items that sold for just FIVE DOLLARS (or under), and a staggering 518 items that sold for FOURTEEN DOLLARS and under (remember that our leading competitor has NEVER auctioned even one item for under $15, thanks to their $14 minimum buyers premiums).

     There were a total of 902 items that sold for under TWENTY DOLLARS (nearly half of the total items!) and EVERY one of the more than 500 different buyers receive a great full-color t-shirt (that costs us $9 to $11 at wholesale), even those who just purchased one inexpensive item.

     And over 130 of those 500 buyers purchased five or more items (and were in this club) and they also receive the many special added bonuses we offered (in all we gave away well over 2,000 bonus items) and the cost to us of all these promotions was well in excess of $10,000, which means we had lots and lots of happy buyers!

     And we also had lots of happy consignors, because many of the items sold for excellent prices (no doubt helped both by the many bonus offers, and the lack of outrageous buyers premiums!).
Title: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: Bruce on November 10, 2011, 06:29:46 PM
It's a Wonderful Life one-sheet to be auctioned by eMoviePoster.com in early December!

Click the link below to see our latest comic strip ad, and an image of the It's a Wonderful Life one-sheet (the finest condition example of this poster I have ever seen!), and return to the below page soon to see many more items that will be auctioned in our December Mini/Major Auction.

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/its_a_wonderful_life_linen_thumb.jpg)
Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: brude on November 11, 2011, 03:59:39 PM
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE is a great piece, no doubt, but this one sheet is SPECTACULAR....

(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/gallery/large/things_to_come_NZ03687_L.jpg) Time for me to rob that bank I've been eyeballing...  wynk
Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: Bruce on November 11, 2011, 04:12:50 PM
I can see it now:

"Man arrested robbing bank, claims he was driven to do so by movie poster he craved"!

Bruce
Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: jayn_j on November 11, 2011, 04:33:15 PM
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE is a great piece, no doubt, but this one sheet is SPECTACULAR....

(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/gallery/large/things_to_come_NZ03687_L.jpg) Time for me to rob that bank I've been eyeballing...  wynk

I am now depressed at 3 PM on a Friday.  My life feels even less complete because there is another deco poster I know I can never posess.  The others you showed are mostly for iconic movies, but this one is in a class by itself artistically.  I am so overwhelmed. :(
Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: brude on November 11, 2011, 04:54:47 PM
I can see it now:

"Man arrested robbing bank, claims he was driven to do so by movie poster he craved"!

Bruce

They'll never take me alive...
                                        (http://images.yuku.com/image/gif/315246d2e1b5d054297a3037d95f196528bbea_r.gif) A THINGS TO COME one sheet...you gotta be kidding me...

Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: Zorba on November 11, 2011, 05:02:33 PM
IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE is a great piece, no doubt, but this one sheet is SPECTACULAR....


Im not getting it but that Its A Wonderful Life is more my speed.

The Things To Come is great but Im attached to the other flick.
Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: Zorba on November 11, 2011, 05:04:48 PM
Is that Bear from BJ and the Bear?
They'll never take me alive...
                                        (http://images.yuku.com/image/gif/315246d2e1b5d054297a3037d95f196528bbea_r.gif) A THINGS TO COME one sheet...you gotta be kidding me...


Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: brude on November 11, 2011, 05:17:31 PM
Is that Bear from BJ and the Bear?


Sorry, Z. I wouldn't know...I only watched it for the chicks...
                                                                                  (http://sharetv.org/images/guide/135515.jpg)  pcorn

Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: Harry Caul on November 11, 2011, 05:46:05 PM
What is that unbacked Vertigo graded?  It looks gorgeous.  Haven't seen one of those in a while!
Title: Re: Our new cartoon ad, It's a Wonderful Website + first look at December M/M!
Post by: ATLfun on November 12, 2011, 08:05:44 PM

  Well, I guess Bruce's aversion to previews is offically over.   ;D

  Bruce, I never understood why anticipation/drooling over key items was a bad thing.  Those 34 posters will in no way harm your other auctions. Your Wonderful Life poster does not begin to diminish your weeky sale price of Frogs. 


                         (http://images.ha.com/lf?source=url%5bfile%3aimages%2finetpub%2fnewnames%2f300%2f6%2f8%2f5%2f7%2f6857832.jpg%5d%2ccontinueonerror%5btrue%5d&scale=size%5b220x350%5d%2coptions%5blimit%5d&source=url%5bfile%3aimages%2finetpub%2fwebuse%2fno_image_available.gif%5d%2cif%5b%28%27global.source.error%27%29%5d&sink=preservemd%5btrue%5d)

 
Title: Now TWO great preview galleries - Twelve Days Until Our Mini/major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on November 15, 2011, 07:13:12 PM
eMoviePoster.com will auction over 1,400 great vintage movie posters and lobby cards beginning in just 12 days. Don’t be one of those would looks back and says, “Gee, I would have loved to have bought some of these, but I already spent my money on posters at other auctions!"

We have added a second preview gallery (this one of 35 "better" horror/sci-fi posters and lobby cards that will be in our December mini/major auctions) and you can view both our preview galleries at this link:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/)

Remember: We are the auction with NO reserves, NO buyers premiums, NO overgraded items, and we DO have great packaging, and we DO combine, and we have great bonuses, including a full-color t-shirt given FREE to every buyer!
Title: Re: Now TWO great preview galleries - Twelve Days Until Our Mini/major Auction!
Post by: Harry Caul on November 15, 2011, 07:36:00 PM
Are those two NOTLD 1-sheets in comparable condition?  If so it looks like we'll finally find out if there is a price difference between the two!
Title: Re: Now TWO great preview galleries - Twelve Days Until Our Mini/major Auction!
Post by: 110x75 on November 15, 2011, 10:35:23 PM
Loved this one

(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/gallery/large/3sh_my_friend_the_devil_linen_NZ03645_L.jpg)

That title!
Title: Re: Now TWO great preview galleries - Twelve Days Until Our Mini/major Auction!
Post by: CSM on November 15, 2011, 10:46:57 PM
Loved this one

(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/gallery/large/3sh_my_friend_the_devil_linen_NZ03645_L.jpg)

That title!

Yep.  That's a great one.
Title: Re: Now TWO great preview galleries - Twelve Days Until Our Mini/major Auction!
Post by: ddilts399 on November 15, 2011, 11:00:20 PM
$1200 ?
Title: Re: Now TWO great preview galleries - Twelve Days Until Our Mini/major Auction!
Post by: brude on November 16, 2011, 01:01:54 AM
man, I wish I could get some of these METROPOLIS stills...

(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/gallery2/large/german_still_metropolis_15_a_JC02432_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20111111iawl/gallery2/large/german_still_metropolis_22_a_JC02432_L.jpg)
Title: Our fourth three million dollar year
Post by: Bruce on November 22, 2011, 10:48:13 PM
Tonight, we at eMoviePoster.com passed three million dollars in sales for the fourth consecutive year (and it is our ninth consecutive year of two million dollars of sales, and our twenty second consecutive year of million dollar sales).

We are now at $3,023,320.00 for the year thus far. Will we break our all time sales record of $3,362,657.00 set last year? It will likely come down to the wire on December 31st before we know for sure!

www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php)
Title: Re: Our fourth three million dollar year
Post by: CSM on November 22, 2011, 11:11:02 PM
Tonight, we at eMoviePoster.com passed three million dollars in sales for the fourth consecutive year (and it is our ninth consecutive year of two million dollars of sales, and our twenty second consecutive year of million dollar sales).

We are now at $3,023,320.00 for the year thus far. Will we break our all time sales record of $3,362,657.00 set last year? It will likely come down to the wire on December 31st before we know for sure!

www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php)

Bruce, when did you completely vacate eBay?  4 years ago?
Title: Re: Our fourth three million dollar year
Post by: Bruce on November 23, 2011, 07:28:25 AM
I believe it was July 2008. Best move I ever made. I hear so many sellers complain about eBay, and I never think about them anymore.

Bruce
Title: Part I of our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction has begun!
Post by: Bruce on November 28, 2011, 09:02:01 AM
Part I of our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction has begun!

It has 292 linenbacked items of all types and sizes, with many great ones.

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html) to see them!
Title: Part II of our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction has begun!
Post by: Bruce on November 30, 2011, 08:09:34 PM
Part II of our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction has begun!

It has 444 rolled and folded unbacked posters of all types, with many great ones.

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html) to see them!
Title: Part I of our December Mini/Major Auction ends this Sunday, December 4th
Post by: Bruce on December 03, 2011, 09:03:06 AM
The first 3 parts of our December Mini/Major Auction have begun & Part I ends this Sunday, December 4th

This is Bruce Hershenson. I want to let you know about our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction, which is running right now, in four parts from November 27th to December 11th.

Part I ends this Sunday AFTERNOON, December 4th (NOT starting at 7 PM CST like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions, but STARTING AT 3 PM CST), Part II ends Tuesday NIGHT December 6th, Part III ends Thursday NIGHT December 8th, and Part IV wraps up Sunday AFTERNOON, December 11th.

If you are interested in the linenbacked items in Part I, you need to check them out right away, because they start closing in just one day. We are giving our very best bonuses ever in these auctions, so THERE HAS NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO GIVE US A TRY, ESPECIALLY IF YOU HAVE NOT BEEN BUYING FROM US FOR A WHILE, OR IF YOU HAVE NEVER RECEIVED OUR BONUS ITEMS (because we are rapidly running out of them, and THIS mini/major auction will be the last one with such generous bonuses, because we just won't have them to give after this).

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20111125_december_logo.jpg)

Our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of posters and lobby cards (1,693 items in all!), covering all years, genres, and sizes and is being run in four parts:

Part I (ends Sunday December 4th): 292 linenbacked items which ship in tubes
Part II (Tuesday November 29th to December 6th): 444 rolled and folded unbacked posters of all types which ship in either our standard sized flat packages or in our standard tubes
Part III (Thursday December 1st to 8th): 180 oversized posters, paperbacked posters, and more which either ship rolled in oversized tubes or oversized flat packages (some are linenbacked and small and can be sent in either flat packages, which we would prefer, or rolled in tubes)
Part IV (Sunday December 4th to 11th): 777 lobby cards which ship in our standard sized flat packages
Title: Re: Part I of our December Mini/Major Auction ends this Sunday, December 4th
Post by: Bruce on December 03, 2011, 09:30:21 AM
Every buyer from any of the 4 parts (even of one $1 item!) gets a great full color t-shirt at no charge!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20111125_vertigo_tshirt.jpg)
Title: Re: Part I of our December Mini/Major Auction ends this Sunday, December 4th
Post by: Bruce on December 03, 2011, 09:31:04 AM
Members of our weekly e-mail club (join at https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php (https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php) ) get great bonus items for buying 5 items from all four parts combined and added bonuses for each item purchased (up to 12). Get 12 items from all four parts combined and get over $600 retail in great bonuses!
Title: Re: Part I of our December Mini/Major Auction ends this Sunday, December 4th
Post by: Bruce on December 03, 2011, 09:32:17 AM
An incredible "GRAND PRIZE" for the person who purchases the most items from all four parts combined. That person gets
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (at our current retail) of VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS from the fixed price items section of our site (OUR choice only, so no requests)!

We have made similar offers to the above in our past few mini/major auctions, but only in our last three mini/major auctions did we add in $500 of posters, and that definitely increased the number of people who wanted to win the grand prize (and rightly so!). BUT THIS TIME WE ARE GIVING ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (at our current retail) of VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS, SO THIS IS OUR VERY BEST OFFER EVER!

If a person were to focus on the least expensive items in each of the four parts, they might well be able to win 50 or more for just $5 to $10 per poster, and they would surely get the bonus T-SHIRT, all the items for winning 12 or more items, and they would have an excellent chance of winning the Grand Prize as well. In the past, some of our most dedicated buyers have clearly made an extra effort to win this Grand Prize, and now that ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS of VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS has been added to it, it will be very interesting to see who wins it!
Title: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: Bruce on December 06, 2011, 04:44:28 PM
We have 444 items closing in a few hours, and as of this writing, there are still 59 at $10 or under, with several still at $1.

Given that you get the ultra-cool Vertigo t-shirt (pictured below) free with any purchase, shouldn't you at least find one of these cheap items to buy, because you will get both the poster and the t-shirt for that one low price?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20111125_vertigo_tshirt_thumb.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20111125_vertigo_tshirt.jpg)

Title: Re: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: stewart boyle on December 06, 2011, 04:49:14 PM
Great bonus gift Bruce  ;D

Stew
Title: Re: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: jayn_j on December 06, 2011, 05:01:37 PM
I suppose you are suggesting I bid up the Vertigo 1 sheet (currently at $4.7k), so I could have a matched set  eyeroll
Title: Re: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: Bruce on December 06, 2011, 05:15:00 PM
Thanks Stew. A shirt like that is a babe magnet!

Jay, I think you missed my point!

Bruce
Title: Re: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: jayn_j on December 06, 2011, 06:14:00 PM
Thanks Stew. A shirt like that is a babe magnet!

Jay, I think you missed my point!

Bruce

Nope.  Think how cool it would be to frame them side by side.  I bet I could even get you to sign the shirt if the bid went over $7.5k
Title: Re: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: Charlie on December 06, 2011, 09:47:18 PM
Well I got my shirt but the rich basterds got my two Eastwoods; I even started bidding emotional money on the Spanish 1-sheet and lost...
Title: Re: You should get a cheap item tonight just to get the VERTIGO t-shirt!
Post by: jaxlax21 on December 06, 2011, 10:49:49 PM
I got what I wanted, an extra shirt is always nice.  I loved the one from Halloween, this one looks even better.
Title: On Sunday 12/11 we once again set our all-time record for yearly sales!
Post by: Bruce on December 12, 2011, 06:30:40 AM
Did you know... that on Sunday 12/11 we once again set our all-time record for sales in a single year?
     It's true! On Sunday 12/11 we set our all-time record for sales in a single year (it is now $3,415,035.00), and we have eight auctions left to go, and every one of those will increase our record total by that much more. We had thought that it was going to be very close as to whether or not we would break our yearly sales record, but the huge successes of our Halloween auction ($225,000+ in sales) and our current December 2011 Mini/Major Auction ($310,000+ in sales) have let us SHATTER our old record (of $3,362,657.00, set last year)!
     This marks our fourth consecutive THREE million dollar year (setting a new record each year), our ninth consecutive TWO million dollar year, and our twenty second consecutive ONE million dollar year! We also have sold to over 34,000 people (over 10,000 of whom have registered on our site), and we currently have 7,210 active registered bidders who, as of this writing, have purchased the 97,294 items we auctioned this year (so far!).
     We will sell our 100,000 item of the year on Thursday, December 15th (and if you include all the items that are in our "bulk lots" individually, then we will have auctioned over 150,000 items this year alone, and if you count all of the items in the sets of stills and lobby cards individually, then we will have auctioned well over 200,000 items in all)! Not only has no other auction we are aware of auctioned 100,000 items in a single year, we don't know of many auctions anywhere that have ever auctioned that many items during their entire existence!

862 different people have consigned to us. When we get our 1,000th consignor, we will have a random draw of all 1,000 of them, and give that lucky one $1,000 of retail from our fixed price movie posters (our choice). If YOU have never consigned to us, why not send us off your first package today (after reading our terms at http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign&myfrom=menu (http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign&myfrom=menu) so your name will be included in that drawing (and you'll also quickly see why so many members of the hobby, both dealers and collectors consign to us, and the vast differences between consigning to us and consigning to anyone else)?
Title: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: Bruce on January 03, 2012, 09:57:19 PM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html)

A sample:

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main//550/italian_6p_purple_noon_NZ03977_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: archie leach on January 03, 2012, 11:26:51 PM
That Top Gun 12 panel would barely fit in my closet...
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: CSM on January 03, 2012, 11:28:03 PM
That Top Gun 12 panel would barely fit in my closet...

 ;D
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: Charlie on January 03, 2012, 11:34:02 PM
As I was looking through them (because sometimes it more fun than cheating with your want list) I just kept thinking "please no must have Eastwoods", please no must have Eastwoods"..

Whew, but I found a non-Eastwood that I might just have to bid on.. Damnit!

Not that bidding/buying is a bad thing but its only the 3rd.  I should just take the first two weeks off of every month and then spend my budget in the last two weeks instead of the other way around...
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: 110x75 on January 03, 2012, 11:54:53 PM
That Top Gun 12 panel would barely fit in my closet...

(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-88_fxyYfN9E/TnurnKX6AeI/AAAAAAAABa0/ByvMOaIoASc/s640/gunlove.jpg)
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: brude on January 04, 2012, 12:40:08 AM
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-88_fxyYfN9E/TnurnKX6AeI/AAAAAAAABa0/ByvMOaIoASc/s640/gunlove.jpg)

laugh1 laugh1 laugh1 laugh1 laugh1 laugh1

TOP GUN Recut Trailer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekXxi9IKZSA (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekXxi9IKZSA)
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: Harry Caul on January 04, 2012, 10:36:35 AM
Woah.  That French 8p for Creepshow is epic.
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: brude on January 04, 2012, 10:51:37 AM
Woah.  That French 8p for Creepshow is epic.

Yeah, it is...deserves a second look....

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main//550/french_8p_creepshow_JC02703_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: eatbrie on January 04, 2012, 12:02:30 PM
I own 98 of the posters listed, but there are still a few I want to get.  Game on!  No 8 sheets, though.  Those are nice, put take way too much room in the drawers, and I'm already almost at capacity.

T
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: Bruce on January 04, 2012, 12:06:37 PM
How can you know you own exactly 98?

Bruce
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: eatbrie on January 04, 2012, 12:50:07 PM
I looked at your site and I counted.
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: wonka on January 04, 2012, 01:00:43 PM
I looked at your site and I counted.

(http://www.impawards.com/1988/posters/rain_man.jpg)
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: Bruce on January 04, 2012, 01:16:29 PM
You know exactly what you own from memory? VERY impressive!

I often discover I bought things many years ago that I had forgotten about.

Bruce
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: eatbrie on January 04, 2012, 01:29:00 PM
I can use my own website for reference, remember.  And yes, I did check it a few times to make sure I had, indeed, bought that one.  But I'm usually pretty good with what I own, since I would have not bought it if I didn't want it.
Title: Re: Some of the cooler large size French and Italian posters to come along in ages!
Post by: ddilts399 on January 04, 2012, 01:44:08 PM
Sworn off posters in multiple pieces, so that thins the heard a little for me!
Title: Good feedback!
Post by: Bruce on January 25, 2012, 08:34:26 AM
When we notify our buyers that we have received their payment and will send their order right out, we add, "If, after you receive your purchase, you are happy with what you got and the service you received, that is great. But please know that if you are not 100% happy (for any reason), please contact us with what is making you unhappy, and we'll do whatever it takes to make you happy (and we have 21 solid years of happy transactions to back up what we say!)."

We just received this reply:
     "I do not have one single thing to complain about at all. In fact I dont think I could be happier with the service you provide! You have great posters at great prices packaged in the best possible way. I have yet to receive anything packed with more care from any other vendor. You make transactions really easy, This coupled with the pay & hold system to save on postal costs is an all round stellar service. I just wish I could afford a couple more of the more expensive posters when they come up, I never quite seem to have any money at the right time! But all in all, perfect :). Cheers one and all at eMoviePoster."

Bruce
Title: Re: Good feedback!
Post by: 50s on January 25, 2012, 08:49:32 AM
Overall, a great service for sure sm1

Funny though all the work that gets put into the website is often overlooked or little mentioned. The work that goes into it is probably more than the all efforts elsewhere combined and without the site, what would there be now of emovie?

Title: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: Bruce on January 28, 2012, 01:18:07 PM
Did you know... that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
   You all know our auctions all start at $1 with no reserve (so do the auctions of our leading competitor, but THEIRS have an outrageous $14 minimum buyers premium, so they never sell an item for under $15!).

But is our "$1 no reserve" starting price just a "come-on"? Not in the slightest! Over half of the items we auctioned in both 2010 and 2011 actually auctioned for $14 or less, and our competitor has never auctioned even ONE item for $14 or less!

And we have a pretty even spread across the board of what auctions for $1 through what auctions for $14. Below are the cold hard facts of how many items we auctioned for each price in each year:

2011 (total items sold 104,000+)
8,291 items sold for exactly $1
11,786 items sold for $2 or less
18,339 items sold for $3 or less
24,058 items sold for $4 or less
28,082 items sold for $5 or less
33,199 items sold for $6 or less
37,267 items sold for $7 or less
40,730 items sold for $8 or less
43,950 items sold for $9 or less
46,409 items sold for $10 or less
47,396 items sold for $11 or less
51,065 items sold for $12 or less
54,450 items sold for $13 or less
57,296 items sold for $14 or less

2010 (total items sold 94,000+)
6,908 items sold for exactly $1
10,248 items sold for $2 or less
15,764 items sold for $3 or less
20,167 items sold for $4 or less
23,623 items sold for $5 or less
27,703 items sold for $6 or less
31,183 items sold for $7 or less
33,783 items sold for $8 or less
36,596 items sold for $9 or less
38,722 items sold for $10 or less
39,585 items sold for $11 or less
43,268 items sold for $12 or less
45,985 items sold for $13 or less
48,923 items sold for $14 or less

Of course, in addition to auctioning over 50,000 items for $14 or less, we also auctioned lots of items for much higher prices! OUR TOTAL SALES FOR 2011 WAS $3,557,795.88! So, whether you are looking to get great deals, or looking to get great individual items, the place to go to is eMoviePoster.com (where you'll never find any buyers premiums, deceptive images, over-grading, or nosebleed shipping, but you WILL find honest descriptions and the best customer service there is!).
Title: WHOAAA! 50% of our 999 folded one-sheets are at $3 or under with 13 hours to go!
Post by: Bruce on February 07, 2012, 06:49:52 AM
I JUST LOOKED OVER THE 999 FOLDED ONE-SHEETS CLOSING TONIGHT, AND I SAW LOTS AND LOTS OF REALLY WILDLY UNDER-PRICED ITEMS (there are perhaps 10% that are fairly priced, but the other 90% are filled with super-low prices!). THIS IS A TIME FOR ABSOLUTE STEALS!

Are you tired of auctions for millionaires only where the items have a "round up the usual suspects" feel to them, and there is a "pay retail or you can't buy" philosophy behind the auctions, and the same items return to the auction block over and over and over? Well, we have the antidote for you! Three times EVERY week we auction hundreds of items that sell for low, low prices (we actually sell lots and lots of items for $1 and $2, and around half of all that we auction goes for $14 and under, and our leading "competitor" NEVER auctions a single item for less than FIFTEEN DOLLARS, due to their outrageous $14 minimum buyers premium). But Tuesday night's 999 folded one-sheets covering all years and genres (including early James Bonds), closing tonight, on TUESDAY February 7th, represent REALLY incredible values, and yet many of these are currently languishing at low, low, prices!

With just 13 hours to go, the 999 folded one-sheets include a preposterous 266 that are still languishing at just $1 each or have no bid, a downright silly 392 that are still languishing at just $2 each or under, and a Mt Everest-like 490 that are $3 each and under! THAT'S RIGHT, JUST UNDER 50% OF THE ITEMS ARE $3 EACH OR UNDER (AND AROUND 40% ARE JUST $2 EACH OR UNDER AND OVER 25% ARE JUST $1 EACH OR HAVE NO BID), and there are LOTS of titles that I guarantee you many dealers would ask $10, $20 or much more for. This is the closest thing to "free money" I can imagine (especially since those in our club can purchase any 20 and get 6 or our best books as a bonus)!

HELLO! This is 2011 and I doubt you could have purchased many of these items for $3 (or far under) 20 years ago, and remember that this price is one third (or much less) of the minimum buying price at those "other" auctions (thanks to their ludicrous $14 buyers premiums)!  And you can get as many of these items as you want sent in one package anywhere in the U.S. for just $11 shipping for all (or actual cost anywhere else), EVEN IF you win 100 or more! And if you are in our e-mail club (over 7,000 members), you get great added bonuses if you purchase 10 or 15 or 20 items (no matter how inexpensive)!

In these days of high starting bids or fourteen dollar minimum buyers premiums, it is a sight for sore eyes to see 999 folded one-sheets at such low, low prices with just 13 hours to go!

But wait! There's even more! If you are one of the 7,000+ members of our weekly e-mail club (and if you are not, you can join right now at http://www.emovieposter.com/mail/clubsignup.php!), you get great bonuses if you purchase just 10 or 15 or 20 of these items, and we even pay the U.S. shipping on the bonuses (if you live outside the U.S., you pay the difference between U.S. shipping and the actual cost of getting them to you).

Don't forget to check out our 999 folded one-sheets covering all years and genres (including early James Bonds) sometime BEFORE they end TONIGHT Tuesday, February 7th, (but you only have 13 hours left to do so, because they start ending at 7 PM CST TONIGHT, so hustle over there right now!) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html

And now you can browse the items in ALL of galleries at one time in our All Auctions gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html!
And you can always access our galleries by using the link from our homepage, http://www.emovieposter.com.
Title: Re: WHOAAA! 50% of our 999 folded one-sheets are at $3 or under with 13 hours to go!
Post by: stewart boyle on February 07, 2012, 11:09:25 AM
HELLO ! This is 2012 for us non Timelords. wink

Stew
Title: Re: WHOAAA! 50% of our 999 folded one-sheets are at $3 or under with 13 hours to go!
Post by: Bruce on February 07, 2012, 07:34:41 PM
I was just testing you to see if you were reading it closely, and you pass!

I understand that some posters will sell for low prices in true no reserve auctions. But THIS poster, at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2463766 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2463766) which has The Three Stooges, horror AND 3-D all in one poster, is just $197 with a short time to go, and THAT I can't understand, because this poster usually goes for between $1,000 and $2,000!

And there are hundred more closing very soon that are almost as hard to understand! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html. but hurry, because they begin closing very soon.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main//550/spooks_3D_JM02127_L.jpg)
Title: Re: WHOAAA! 50% of our 999 folded one-sheets are at $3 or under with 13 hours to go!
Post by: jayn_j on February 07, 2012, 08:34:15 PM
I'm sure there is one born this minute as well, but to me that's one darned ugly poster.
Title: Re: WHOAAA! 50% of our 999 folded one-sheets are at $3 or under with 13 hours to go!
Post by: eatbrie on February 07, 2012, 08:47:31 PM
People are actually paying money for this???

 laugh1
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: Charlie on February 07, 2012, 09:09:09 PM
Interesting....
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: eatbrie on February 07, 2012, 09:22:43 PM
Great stats, Bruce.
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: wonka on February 07, 2012, 11:34:56 PM
Great stats, Bruce.

If not a tad misleading, to be fair.
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: archie leach on February 08, 2012, 12:45:26 AM
That's a lot of crap...
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: 50s on February 08, 2012, 04:24:23 AM
I wonder how much stuff doesn't sell, and where they end up?

Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: Bruce on February 08, 2012, 08:11:10 AM
Misleading in what way?

Bruce
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: wonka on February 08, 2012, 08:44:06 AM
It's misleading simply because you are highlighting low end poster sales to speak for year 'totals' to garner more traffic to eMovie, plain and simple.

Just seems ironic that Thierry jumps to approve here in the same day he points out his impression that posters as a whole, are increasing in value as he has been outbid more times lately.

Also, Bruce, when you can get $140 for an Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade OS that can be had for $12 on ebay (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/6283054.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/6283054.html), I would think that proclaiming the 'value' aspect in a sales pitch seems a stretch in most cases, whereas highlighting your excellent customer service, packaging, and shipping would be aces.
Title: Re: Did you know that well over half of what sold in 2011 went for $14 or under?
Post by: Bruce on February 08, 2012, 08:53:17 AM
But the point is that many posters DO sell for under the cost of repros, even though, as you point out, many others DO sell for well over the typical eBay price, and you know that a large reason for that is the "fear factor" (the fear of getting a repro, the fear of getting nothing at all, the fear of getting a crushed poster, the fear of getting a poster that doesn't match the image, etc).

I DO also create ads that highlight all those other aspects you mention, but in such a small hobby it doesn't make sense to simply run the same ads over and over again (as do the large companies which are constantly out there looking for new buyers and consignors to replace the ones they lost once they burned them).

If you have an iron resolve, you can solely use eMoviePoster.com to buy bargains, only bidding a below market bid, and never raising that due to auction fever. Yes, you will lose a high majority of the items you bid on, but you WILL get some great deals (and everything you win in twp weeks, or around 5,000 items can be sent for one shipping, if they fit in one package, if you are in the U.S., or double that if you are outside, so that is a great savings too).

But I don't think hardly anyone has that kind of iron resolve, even Thierry!

Bruce
Title: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: Bruce on February 09, 2012, 10:39:59 PM
We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad and here's the first one:

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120130adBuyerReviewsPartI.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120130adBuyerReviewsPartI.jpg)
Title: Re: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: 50s on February 09, 2012, 10:57:57 PM
Too much for me to read, got ta go...
Title: Re: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: Charlie on February 09, 2012, 11:04:47 PM
(http://www.the-philosophy.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/machiavelli3.jpg)
Title: Re: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: wonka on February 09, 2012, 11:25:28 PM
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Tw2pWU22LGY/S-NcaCpaLfI/AAAAAAAACbs/mIi8U41Qyrg/s1600/1-Too_Many_Words_by_Payana-DEV.jpg)
Title: Re: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: eatbrie on February 10, 2012, 02:38:36 AM
Too much for me to read, got ta go...

Agreed!
Title: Re: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: 50s on February 10, 2012, 04:33:24 AM
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Tw2pWU22LGY/S-NcaCpaLfI/AAAAAAAACbs/mIi8U41Qyrg/s1600/1-Too_Many_Words_by_Payana-DEV.jpg)

I like this. Despair...


Title: Re: We asked our buyers to give us a statement to use in an ad!
Post by: brude on February 10, 2012, 10:46:00 AM
Bill O'Reilly sez: "Keep it pithy."
Ad-man Ted sez: "Too much gray...not enough white."
Title: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Bruce on February 27, 2012, 08:04:23 AM
I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and of Phil Wages and the many people who have helped me build it!

    I was recently watching a re-run of the magnificent Mad Men AMC TV show and Donald Draper superbly articulated what is so very wrong with most American business today. He said "Who is in charge here? A bunch of accountants trying to turn $1 into $1.10? I want to BUILD something!"

I started eMoviePoster.com from nothing, and it doesn't make lots of money (because I give everybody, buyers, consignors, and employees a more than fair deal) but it DOES provide something that there never was before: a way for poster collectors everywhere to dispose of their unwanted items and get a decent price for them, and for collectors to participate in true auctions and get lots of good deals, and for 25 people in tiny West Plains, MO to make a good living. I BUILT something!

Now of course, I didn't "build" it by myself! I had a vision of what I wanted it to be, and that formed its business plan. Phil Wages was the first to help me turn that plan into a reality, and soon many others joined in as well (surely a high percentage of West Plains' best and brightest!), and it is thanks to all those people that eMoviePoster.com is what it is today.

And we don't rest on our laurels, or worse yet do as so many other companies do and try to cut corners to increase profits. We are constantly improving eMoviePoster.com in dozens of ways, in ways that are visible on our website and our auctions, and in many other ways that only show when our buyers and consignors see how smoothly our business runs, in spite of having 2,000 auctions every week!

Is not one of our country's greatest problems today that so many businesses have stopped "trying to build something", and instead are trying to squeeze extra pennies out of their bottom line (by moving jobs and factories overseas, by cheapening the quality of what they sell, by squeezing their employees into working harder for no more money, etc, etc)?
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Harry Caul on February 27, 2012, 08:23:01 AM
Salute.  cheers

West Plains is my favorite place to buy posters!
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: wonka on February 27, 2012, 09:42:07 AM
Very nice, Bruce.

Is the eMovie lair open to the public? Wouldn't mind stopping by one day.
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: brude on February 27, 2012, 02:06:30 PM
"If you build it...they will come."
Emovieposter.com -- an American success story.

 clap clap clap clap
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Zorba on February 27, 2012, 02:14:48 PM
Bought most of my posters from emovie in the two years since I have signed up there.

Awesome customer service !
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Bruce on February 27, 2012, 02:33:03 PM
Ben, you can come, but we are REALLY in the middle of nowhere (3 1/2 hour drive from any major airport), but if you did come I would give you the grand tour and buy you lunch.

But given the difficulties of getting here, most people only come in person to drop off a considerable consignment.

Bruce

P.S. Thanks to everyone for their kind words!
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: stewart boyle on February 27, 2012, 03:48:22 PM
Well done Bruce and a very special thumbs up to your incredible team of T-shirt wearing buddies.....

Stew
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Neo on February 27, 2012, 07:10:14 PM
You should be proud, Bruce, as well as your employees.  Y'all are the some of the best in the biz.   thumbup  Keep up the good work.
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: MoviePosterBid.com on February 27, 2012, 07:28:38 PM
I've been to West Plains to see Russ Cochran several times from 1988-1991 or so.
I wonder if the little motel I stayed in a hop, skip and a walk from Russ's place is still the premier stay over joint??
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Bruce on February 27, 2012, 07:40:09 PM
That place (the West Plains Motel) is still there, but is still a dump.

There is a Ramada, a Best Western, a Super 8, a Holiday Inn Express and more.

You are welcome to come. You might pick up a pointer or two, and I will buy you dinner!

Bruce
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: 110x75 on February 27, 2012, 10:19:01 PM
That place (the West Plains Motel) is still there, but is still a dump.

There is a Ramada, a Best Western, a Super 8, a Holiday Inn Express and more.

You are welcome to come. You might pick up a pointer or two, and I will buy you dinner!

Bruce

Bruce, I'll go, but be aware I eat Universal Horror posters for dinner.  ;)
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Bruce on February 27, 2012, 10:24:49 PM
Matias, if you come, I will get you the hotel room, given the distance!

I have no Universal horror, save for some pressbooks. Would some Universal Masterprints do?

Bruce
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: 110x75 on February 27, 2012, 11:10:43 PM
Matias, if you come, I will get you the hotel room, given the distance!

I have no Universal horror, save for some pressbooks. Would some Universal Masterprints do?

Bruce

They will do  ;)
Title: Re: I am very proud of eMoviePoster.com and the people who have helped me build it!
Post by: Ari on February 27, 2012, 11:15:27 PM
Is not one of our country's greatest problems today that so many businesses have stopped "trying to build something", and instead are trying to squeeze extra pennies out of their bottom line (by moving jobs and factories overseas, by cheapening the quality of what they sell, by squeezing their employees into working harder for no more money, etc, etc)?

True, when I was in coins, we had max 5 staff (including the owner and his wife) and turned over $20,000,000 +/- P/A. Staff paid shite, and nobody happy, even Boss, Rich but nothing is ever enough.
Title: YOU ARE DOWN TO THREE WEEKS TO CONSIGN TO OUR NEXT MINI/MAJOR AUCTION!
Post by: Bruce on February 29, 2012, 06:20:27 PM
YOU ARE DOWN TO THREE WEEKS TO CONSIGN TO OUR NEXT MINI/MAJOR AUCTION IN LATE APRIL, AND WE HAVE LOTS OF WONDERFUL CONSIGNMENTS ALREADY! WE MUST RECEIVE ALL CONSIGNMENTS BY THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd!

Our next mini/major auction will begin in late April, and we have already received lots of wonderful consignments for it! Our December 2011 Mini/Major Auction had excellent results ($310,000+ in sales), as did our 12th Annual Halloween Auctions in November, and we shattered our single year sales record ($3,501,427 for the year). Given that our major auctions are continuing to get stronger and stronger results, consigning to us is surely the best way to auction quality movie paper (especially because eBay continues its painful implosion, and other non-eBay auctions are having lackluster results, at best, in spite of deceptive advertising that just shows the few top results).

And if you have been following our weekly auctions, then you know that we have been getting very strong results on "better" items, week in and week out! Right now there are lots and lots of buyers looking to buy quality items in honest auctions, and all they are seeing are a limited amount of fixed price items at sky high prices, so they are in a bidding frenzy when we have better items, and almost without fail they are getting excellent results!

Three weeks is not much time at all, and it has a way of creeping up on you! NOW is the time to consign to our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction, because you don't want to miss this opportunity to consign to our first mini/major auction of the year. If you have something you would like considered for inclusion in this special auction, e-mail Phillip immediately at phillip@emovieposter.com
Title: We've reached two more milestones in terms of number of consignors and bidders!
Post by: Bruce on March 01, 2012, 07:15:24 AM
We just had our NINE HUNDREDTH consignor of vintage movie paper. But we can't take all the credit for this amazing accomplishment. We have to thank eBay for raising fees over and over and adding more and more wacky regulations that make every seller miserable and put them at the mercy of the many wacky eBay buyers. But once those sellers give us a try and see all we have to offer over eBay, many become hooked on consigning to us, and many only stop when they have nothing left that they want to sell.

We also recently signed up our 7,500th active registered user (those who have bought from us in the past year). We could use the number of people who have ever bought from us (34,000) but we know that what really matters is the number of people who are currently buying from you, and that number just keeps on growing and growing, as more and more buyers learn of how much better our service is than our competitors.
Title: URGENT Our auction galleries currently are not updating
Post by: Bruce on March 15, 2012, 06:23:58 AM
I just woke up and saw that at some point around five hours ago, our auction galleries stopped updating with the latest prices from the actual auctions.

What happened?  Our auction host made a tiny technical change in the auctions in the middle of the night (they do it then so as to not affect auctions as they end), and that blocked our gallery from importing the latest prices.

I will get my tech guys to fix this, but it won't happen for around 4 hours from now (around 9 AM CST), when they first get to work!

I very much apologize for this, and it IS very frustrating, but at least it will be fixed long before the auctions end.

I will post here when they are fixed.

Bruce
Title: Re: URGENT Our auction galleries currently are not updating
Post by: Bruce on March 15, 2012, 10:37:00 AM
It is now fixed. Now we have to identify the exact problem and try to make certain it won't happen again!

I apologize for the inconvenience.

Bruce
Title: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: Bruce on March 15, 2012, 05:05:34 PM
Let's see who can come closest to guessing the total of the final selling prices of the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!

Whoever gets closest among those who post BEFORE the first auction starts to close will get a set of 8 of my books sent to them free (in the U.S.).

Whaddya think? Will all 8 combined be worth as much as ONE Bueller?

Bruce
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: Charlie on March 15, 2012, 05:09:45 PM
Let's see who can come closest to guessing the total of the final selling prices of the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!

Whoever gets closest among those who post BEFORE the first auction starts to close will get a set of 8 of my books sent to them free (in the U.S.).

Whaddya think? Will all 8 combined be worth as much as ONE Bueller?

Bruce

$2750... 
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: eatbrie on March 15, 2012, 05:19:26 PM
$80, $10 per.  Did I win?

;)
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: 110x75 on March 15, 2012, 05:43:15 PM
Bueller is shit  ;D and my guess is $3200...
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: stewart boyle on March 15, 2012, 05:48:51 PM
25 pence...are you bidders freakin nuts?..its Harry Potter ffs..
Stew
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: jayn_j on March 15, 2012, 06:04:17 PM
$2950
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: guest8 on March 15, 2012, 06:07:43 PM
$1650
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: Bruce on March 15, 2012, 06:15:03 PM
I bet that 20 years from now ALL the better Harry Potter posters will sell for big bucks, but how many of you will still be collecting posters at that time?

Those of you who are still collecting will be shaking your heads and talking about how you COULD have bought them for next to nothing back in the old days!

Bruce
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: tstatum on March 15, 2012, 06:16:39 PM
$1952
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: stewart boyle on March 15, 2012, 06:20:09 PM
24 pence......get a grip......

Stew
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: Zorba on March 15, 2012, 06:31:52 PM
I placed my bet in the other thread.... $2400  8)
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: stewart boyle on March 15, 2012, 06:48:50 PM
Madness....madness..best of luck to the sucker who "wins"..

Stew
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: enki on March 15, 2012, 07:18:32 PM
$2100
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: teamweapon on March 15, 2012, 08:06:00 PM
$2333
although why you would bother is a mystery????
thats a nice car right there!!
Title: Re: Place your bet here on the 8 Harry Potter It All Ends one-sheets!
Post by: enki on March 15, 2012, 08:10:07 PM
Looks like outside of Harry Potter ($305) and Neville (~$191 IIRC), the rest only went for ~$100 each.
Title: When you buy at auction do you believe the rule of 'buyer beware' applies?
Post by: Bruce on April 03, 2012, 10:04:14 PM
I have seen discussion on forums about sellers who list items in ways like "Original vintage movie poster from The Wizard of Oz, 1939" and buried in the small print is a tiny mention that the poster is from a 1955 (or whenever) re-release, and people ask if this is ethical and accepted, or is it the buyer's fault if they miss the "fine print".

Obviously, some bidders buy into the entire "buyer beware" philosophy behind this (especially on eBay) because I just received this email from a buyer who bought a pressbook we listed that we said was original and after he got it he discovered it was a re-release.

Here's what he wrote:

"I guess it is a lot my fault for not being more observant, but the item I got,"THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO" pressbook, was listed as being from 1944, But it clearly was not listed correctly, because after receiving said item I discovered thatit says "Copyright 1955". I could not really read this even on your super-sized image during the auction because the printing is so small."

So he was just willing to take his loss, and accept it as HIS fault!

So I replied as follows:

"It is not "your fault" in the slightest! There ARE some sellers who list items this way, but we are absolutely not one of them. This was just a mistake on our describer's part (because we always note reissues clearly in the title of the auction and in several other ways).

Because this was missed, you bid thinking it was original. You paid $17. Do you still want it at all, knowing it is from 1955?

If you do, I can offer you two options:

1) You can keep the item at a reduced price (tell us what you think is fair, and if we agree you are being fair [and we likely will], we will refund you the difference and you can keep the item).

or, if you don't want it at all,

2) You can return the item for a full refund in the same way you paid.

Please know that I very much apologize. Of course, I wish we never made even a single mistake, but that is unrealistic when we are auctioning 2,000 to 2,500 items every WEEK. But what I can be sure to make happen is that every time we do make a mistake, we make it right, and make sure WE take an loss that occurs and not the buyer!

Thanks,
Bruce"
Title: Re: When you buy at auction do you believe the rule of 'buyer beware' applies?
Post by: enki on April 03, 2012, 10:47:36 PM
 happy1

The whole "buyer beware" philosophy is more for the buyer to be careful with who they do business with.
It shouldn't be a seller's method of conducting business. To do so is a shady tactic that will not keep them in business for long.

A+ on the way you handled it.
Title: Re: When you buy at auction do you believe the rule of 'buyer beware' applies?
Post by: Bruce on April 05, 2012, 06:15:26 AM
Thanks enki. I have noticed over and over that such sellers often have trouble making sales, because buyers are distrustful of everything they do. So while they may make extra money on the one sale where they trick someone, they lose big time overall in reduced sales. Penny wise and pound foolish!

Bruce
Title: Re: When you buy at auction do you believe the rule of 'buyer beware' applies?
Post by: guest4185 on April 05, 2012, 06:53:44 AM
Bruce your customer service is 100%, well done.
Title: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: Bruce on April 20, 2012, 06:55:53 PM
Here is a link for a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction that runs from 4/22 to 5/6 (we are working so hard that we just grabbed some images so you could get some idea of a few of the items):
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012SpringPreview/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012SpringPreview/)

Our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of posters and lobby cards (1300+ items in all!), covering all years, genres, and sizes and is being run in four parts (see below for how the items are divided):

Part I (Sunday April 22nd to April 29th): 529 linenbacked posters (one-sheets, quads, and all smaller sizes)
Part II (Tuesday April 24th to May 1st): around 300 rolled (or formerly folded) unbacked posters of all types that fit in standard tubes
Part III (Thursday April 26th to May 3rd): around 350 folded one-sheets, lobby cards, and other items that fit in standard flat packages
Part IV (Sunday April 29th to May 6th): around 150 backed & unbacked oversized posters of all types

Note that Parts I and IV start closing at 3 PM CST, which will allow our many European bidders to bid at the end without setting alarms for the middle of the night!
Title: An important change to the bonuses we give in our Mini/Major auction
Post by: Bruce on April 21, 2012, 11:27:14 AM
Our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction starts on Sunday April 22nd (Part I) and continues with Parts II to IV on the 24th, 26th, and 29th! You are not going to believe how many wonderful posters and lobby cards are contained in these auctions (both backed and unbacked).

In our past mini/major auctions, we have given a bonus full-color t-shirt to every buyer. BUT BEGINNING WITH THIS AUCTION WE WILL NO LONGER BE GIVING THE T-SHIRTS. Why? Because they not only made shipping really complicated (they are very hard to combine with orders of rolled posters, and we were having to hold them and send them later on in flat packages, which added tons of work for our shipping people, but they also upped the postage costs, and with all the recent increases in postal fees, this is the last thing we need).

We also have given lots and lots of our books as bonuses to buyers in our regular Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday auctions, and in our mini/major auctions we have given hard-to-believe bonuses of some of our best books (and ones from other publishers) to those who purchased 5 to 12 items from all the parts combined. We have told you for a long time that we are running very low on books, and after THIS mini/major auction, we will likely only give bonus books on really rare occasions, because our supply will be extremely low.

But for THIS mini/major auction, we are going to make our best bonus book offers ever, so that everyone who buys FOUR items from all the parts combined will get several books, and those who buy a fair number of items will get a massive collection of all the remaining books we have (many hundreds of dollars at original retail)! I HAVE GATHERED TOGETHER ALL OF BOOKS I HAVE LEFT TO GIVE AWAY FREE AND I AM HOPING TO MAKE OFFERS SO WONDERFUL THAT I CAN GIVE THEM ALL AWAY IN THIS MINI-MAJOR AUCTION (and then have next-to-no book giveaways in the future).

While it certainly has been lots of fun giving all the bonus t-shirts and books, after the current mini/major auction ends, we are going to focus on other sorts of bonuses for our buyers that will continue to make us the very best auction, but without the complications and added shipping costs that these bonuses have caused.

So please be sure to look over all the items in our wonderful items in the four parts of our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction when they are added on the 22nd, 24th, 26th and 29th! Not only do I think every collector will find lots they would like to add to their collections, but the additional bonus items should make bidding even more irresistible!
Title: Re: An important change to the bonuses we give in our Mini/Major auction
Post by: Charlie on April 21, 2012, 01:43:23 PM
Carp!  How am I going to get in the mood to work on posters with out my t-shirts.. I only have 3 or 4... what happens when they wear out... 

Its understandable though; can't wait to see what the new bonuses will be...
Title: Re: An important change to the bonuses we give in our Mini/Major auction
Post by: Bruce on April 21, 2012, 01:50:12 PM
I too will miss them, as will the many others who wore them regularly.

But the shipping and invoicing departments had a champagne party when they heard the news. The t-shirts made them dread every mini-major auction.

Bruce
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: CSM on April 21, 2012, 03:16:08 PM
Wow - that "Zona Roja" is really something!
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: brude on April 21, 2012, 03:52:06 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012SpringPreview/large/frankenstein_meets_the_wolf_man_R49_linen_JC03935_L.jpg)

Yeah, baby...  thumbup
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: Harry Caul on April 21, 2012, 04:09:37 PM
Wow - that "Zona Roja" is really something!

I'm with Chris!  Dayum.


(http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012SpringPreview/large/mexican_zona_roja_JC04013_L.jpg)

Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: Bruce on April 21, 2012, 04:40:44 PM
This might slow you guys down :(

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/2295149.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/2295149.html)
Title: Re: An important change to the bonuses we give in our Mini/Major auction
Post by: Silhouette on April 21, 2012, 04:56:11 PM
Bugger...best quality T Shirts in my drawer of T Shirts, the books are great and certainly not to be sneezed at, but they do pump up the cost of freight to Oz compared to the old T...
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: CSM on April 21, 2012, 05:29:17 PM
This might slow you guys down :(

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/2295149.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/2295149.html)

You mean the price Bruce?

If so, I doubt it...
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: ddilts399 on April 21, 2012, 06:02:12 PM
Wow, I wanted that one too but I wouldnt go over 100 for it so scratch that off the list.
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on April 21, 2012, 06:30:41 PM
Too much talking, too few previews.  Show us your cards Bruce!

(http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv275/Forty_Candles/2012/1418poker.jpg)
Title: Re: a tiny preview gallery of the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction
Post by: Bruce on April 21, 2012, 07:56:46 PM
That's cheating Mel. That guy has six cards, a dead hand!

I WISH I had the time to preview everything, but we still have to finish up all the parts, and of course that is the MOST important thing!

Bruce
Title: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Bruce on April 23, 2012, 07:38:09 AM
HERE ARE INCREDIBLE SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR BONUSES, PLUS A GRAND PRIZE OF $1,000 OF POSTERS TO THE PERSON WHO GETS THE MOST ITEMS FROM ALL FOUR PARTS COMBINED!

SPECIAL BONUSES FOR THOSE EMAIL CLUB MEMBERS WHO PURCHASE A COMBINED TOTAL OF ANY FOUR OR MORE ITEMS IN THE FOUR PARTS OF THE SOON-TO-START DECEMBER 2011 MINI/MAJOR AUCTION.

Buy 4 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get 60 Great Horror Movie Posters, 60 Sci-Fi Movie Posters, and 60 Great Cowboy Movie Posters - total retail of the 3 books is $44.97!

Buy 5 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get the above three 60 Great books, plus the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results six volume Megapack - total retail of these seven items alone is $89.99!

Buy 6 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get the above three 60 Great books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, plus our three best ever supersized auction catalogs, Hollywood & Early Cinema, 100 Years of the Cinema, and Rock, Pop & Classic Cinema Posters - total retail of these three items alone is $90.00!

Buy 7 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get the above three 60 Great books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, our three best ever supersized auction catalogs, plus a set of 8 of our 43 full-color movie poster books (Best Pictures' Movie Posters, Drive-In Movie Posters, Not Nominated Movie Posters, Attack of the 'B' Movie Posters, Texas at the Movies, Warner Bros Movie Posters at Auction, John Wayne Movie Posters, and More Cowboy Movie Posters) - total retail of the 8 books alone is $164.99!

Buy 8 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get the above three 60 Great books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, our three best ever supersized auction catalogs, the set of 8 full-color books, plus Hollywood Posters I to VI (our six great Christie's auction catalogs from 1990 to 1994, and long out of print)  - total retail of these 6 books alone is $120!

Buy 9 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get the above three 60 Great books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, our three best ever supersized auction catalogs, the set of 8 full-color books, the set of Hollywood Posters I to VI, plus  a set of 15 back issues of Movie Collectors World (the "Bible" of the movie poster hobby for over 30 years) - total retail of the 15 issues alone is $45

Buy 10 items TOTAL from any of the four parts and get the above three 60 Great books, the Learn About Movie Posters book and our Movie Poster Sales Results Megapack, our three best ever supersized auction catalogs, the set of 8 full-color books, the set of Hollywood Posters I to VI, the 15 back issues of Movie Collectors World, plus 12 of the massive semi-annual Bruce Hershenson Sales Catalogs (put out between 1993 and 2000, each containing around 2,000 excellent movie posters and lobby card sets for sale, with EVERY single item pictured! So you get around twenty five THOUSAND pictures of movie posters in all (most are very small) and a fair number are so rare they have never been pictured before or since! You'll laugh (or maybe cry) at some of the prices you could have bought these items at way back when (and every item had a fixed price). This is an invaluable resource to poster images (we just uncovered enough of these in our warehouse to give them away as this special bonus)! - total retail of these 12 sales catalogs alone is priceless

So if you get just 10 or more items from any of the four parts combined you get over $550 retail in great bonuses, and if you are the club member who gets the most total items in all four parts, then you also get the below "Grand Prize"!

ONE FINAL AMAZING BONUS OFFER: An incredible "GRAND PRIZE" for the person who purchases the most items from all four parts combined. That person gets:
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS (at our current retail) of VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS from the fixed price items section of our site (OUR choice only, so no requests)!

We have made similar offers to the above in our past few mini/major auctions, but only in our last mini/major auctions did we add in $1,000 of posters, and that definitely increased the number of people who wanted to win the grand prize (and rightly so!). If a person were to focus on the least expensive items in each of the four parts, they might well be able to win 50 or more for just $5 to $10 per poster, and they would surely get all the items for winning 10 or more items, and they would have an excellent chance of winning the Grand Prize as well. In the past, some of our most dedicated buyers have clearly made an extra effort to win our Grand Prize (which until the last mini/major was just out-of-print books, and now that ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS of VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS has been added to it, it will be very interesting to see who wins it (in 2011's Halloween auctions, it was a club member who purchased just 40 items who won the Grand Prize, so certainly it is within reach for every club member)!

Please know that I will not give any of these offers to people who "come close" and barely miss buying the required amount of items, AND I CAN'T "SUBSTITUTE" ONE OFFER FOR ANOTHER, SO PLEASE DO NOT ASK ME TO DO SO! It is up to you to make sure that your computer does not malfunction, that you do not mis-count the number of items that you have won, that your dog does not eat your homework, etc! I feel certain that the above offers are EXTREMELY generous, and you MUST fulfill the requirements for each one exactly or you won't get the prize(s).

BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF YOU WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE ABOVE SPECIAL OFFERS! You can sift through the least expensive items from any of the four parts and pick out the ones you want, and get LOTS of great bonuses at NO added cost (and NO added shipping cost in the U.S., which is even more insane!), plus items you wanted to buy! HOW TOTALLY INSANE IS THAT?

IMPORTANT! We have finally given away most of the free bonus books we had, and this is ABSOLUTELY the very last mini/major auction where we can give this quantity of bonuses. If you find any ten items to purchase from the four parts combined, you will have a MASSIVE box of great items sent to you as well!

Go right now and start looking at the items in Part One at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (and remember, this is just Part One, and there are three more parts not yet online!)


(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/sunday//550/astounding_she_monster_linen_NZ05071_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Mikewarrior on April 23, 2012, 08:13:01 PM
Oh yes... I see some I want to go after.

So linen backing adds value... I've read that it ruins the value to collectors.

A lot of great stuff so far Bruce... No wonder why you are so busy.
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: 50s on April 23, 2012, 08:23:00 PM
So linen backing adds value... I've read that it ruins the value to collectors.

To newbies it may well be added value, but to those more experienced it is to be avoided (is worth same or less on linen) as it can hide condition issues (tears, missing pieces, painting) and also even the poster may need to be unbacked then backed again (costly) due to issues with the linen (thin, crumpled, folded, trimmed to close to poster). When sellers often dont have detailed photos and condition report and a returns policy, it is not worth the risks to some.

Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Mikewarrior on April 23, 2012, 08:36:32 PM
^ Thank you
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on April 23, 2012, 08:41:49 PM
Oh yes... I see some I want to go after.

So linen backing adds value... I've read that it ruins the value to collectors.

A lot of great stuff so far Bruce... No wonder why you are so busy.

Generally, linen-backing dramatically approves the appearance of many posters (and helps preserve them) but rarely adds value to them.  For some posters, especially pre-1960 posters, linen-backing is definitely acceptable and even preferable.  Certainly my Blonde Sinner greatly benefited from linen-backing:

(http://posternirvana.com/0DNE/Compare.jpg)
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Mikewarrior on April 23, 2012, 08:42:56 PM
Very nice Mel... Even the colors stand out better.

It looks cleaner overall with a much smoother image.

Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Charlie on April 23, 2012, 09:55:24 PM
linen-backing dramatically approves the appearance of many posters

(http://posternirvana.com/0DNE/Compare.jpg)

Who wouldn't approve of that appearance?  ;)


So the question I have is Which of these two would you pay more for? Newb I would like to hear your thoughts too.

To me the advantage to linenbacking is that you can take a good to very good poster and make it sing... Without it it is just a good to very good poster... 


(is worth same or less on linen)

I would like to see a financial analysis on this statement....  Make sure to consider unbacked condition.  Else why would all of Bruce's linenbacked stuff be in a "mini/major"... 

By the way, does Bruce ever have just a "Major" auction?
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Bruce on April 23, 2012, 10:07:08 PM
By the way, does Bruce ever have just a "Major" auction?

From 1990 to 2003 I organized 16  auctions that took in between $500,000 and $1,200,000 each. They were annual or semi-annual.

I (and the rest of the hobby) called those "major auctions".

When I went to four or six "better" auctions a year, each with around $250,000 of posters, I felt they were not "major" but clearly far superior to the weekly auctions, and I searched for a name and came up with Mini/Major, which has stuck.

Someday, when the right collection comes along to serve as a nucleus, I would like to do one more truly "major" auction, but it wouldn't be mostly retreads of major auctions past, as so many auctions are. And if that never happens, so be it!

Bruce
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: 50s on April 23, 2012, 10:09:46 PM
I think to newbies in general on linen it may be worth more, to us wiser folk I think being on linen is worth the same or less than unbacked. To me it is worth less backed - been stung too many times.

In a major auction the items are likely to be the more desirable & harder to find items so people would put up with the linen.

To someone who gets their own poster backed, it is worth it. When it comes to resale, its buyer beware.

The site I am building (of my collection) will show the pre backed photos to help allay some concerns if I go on to sell any.
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: 50s on April 23, 2012, 10:12:04 PM
I felt they were not "major" but clearly far superior to the weekly auctions, and I searched for a name and came up with Mini/Major, which has stuck.

Maybe you could call them "Very Fine" auctions?

Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Charlie on April 23, 2012, 10:13:18 PM
From 1990 to 2003 I organized 16  auctions that took in between $500,000 and $1,200,000 each. They were annual or semi-annual.

I figured your Christies auctions would be the major ones.  So would you say that the Major auction is dead; say mostly due to the internet/eBay?  Anyone can auction a poster now (not as well as you of course  ;))...
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Charlie on April 23, 2012, 10:14:52 PM
I think to newbies in general on linen it may be worth more, to us wiser folk I think being on linen is worth the same or less than unbacked. To me it is worth less backed - been stung too many times.

In a major auction the items are likely to be the more desirable & harder to find items so people would put up with the linen.

To someone who gets their own poster backed, it is worth it. When it comes to resale, its buyer beware.

The site I am building (of my collection) will show the pre backed photos to help allay some concerns if I go on to sell any.

You know I think a linenbacked poster should come with a guidebook or something detailing pre-backed, during backing, and post backed pictures and commentary...
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: CSM on April 23, 2012, 10:15:14 PM

In a major auction the items are likely to be the more desirable & harder to find items so people would put up with the linen.


Yep.
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: CSM on April 23, 2012, 10:15:50 PM
You know I think a linenbacked poster should come with a guidebook or something detailing pre-backed, during backing, and post backed pictures and commentary...

Yeah that'll be the day!
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Bruce on April 23, 2012, 10:24:23 PM
I still don't get that about the Berwick posters. If they were practically like new like they kept saying, why not run before pictures of all of them? Of course we will never know what would have happened, but I can't see how they would have done worse, because bidders would have lost their fear.

Bruce
Title: Re: Part One of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & we have our best bonuses ever!
Post by: Bruce on April 23, 2012, 10:27:32 PM
As to "major" auctions, you have to understand that from 1990 to 1992, there were ONLY those three Christie's auctions, and that EVERY top dealer and collector were behind them. They all flew in to see them, and the rooms were filled to overflowing. Right before the 1992 auction, a collector joked to me that if a bomb had gone off in that room, there wouldn't be a hobby left to speak of!

THAT type of auction we will never see again.

Bruce
Title: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Bruce on April 25, 2012, 08:25:42 AM
The 282 unfolded (or formerly folded) posters in Part II of our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction are now online!

See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html)
Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: 50s on April 25, 2012, 09:17:53 AM
Bruce must need to rush off somewhere as this auction advertisement is just 2 lines!


 
Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Ari on April 25, 2012, 09:20:15 AM
 qip
Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Harry Caul on April 25, 2012, 09:57:50 AM
Bruce must need to rush off somewhere as this auction advertisement is just 2 lines!

I'll see if I can help him out.

These three are my consignments... I have something big in the works and need the cash.  BID THEM UP!  ;D

Country of origin quad!
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2551444
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main/200/british_quad_fahrenheit_451_NZ05269_L.jpg)

I know we've been debating the term 'rare', but this rolled example seems especially scarce as of late.  Cinemasterpieces has never offered a rolled one, and while eMovie and HA have sold a few before 2006, only one rolled example has been sold since!
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2551432
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main/200/star_wars_styleC_a_JC04023_L.jpg)

The mother of all martial arts posters... rolled and pristine!
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2551473
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/gallery_main/200/hong_kong_enter_the_dragon_a_JC04017_L.jpg)

Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Ari on April 25, 2012, 10:04:04 AM
scan 36 pages of encyclopaedia Britannica and add to your post, and you will be halfway there! ;)
Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Harry Caul on April 25, 2012, 11:36:09 AM
Actually, I just got my consignment email and that F451 isn't mine!  So if you are interested in this poster, skip this one in the part II auction and bid on the other one that will be auctioned soon  :P
Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Ari on April 25, 2012, 11:37:36 AM
I would like one.. I am happy with the swedish that came in a roundabout way to me from Lars for now though....  Certainly one of the best SF films of all time.
Title: Re: Part Two of our SPRING 2012 MINI/MAJOR is live & it too has great stuff!
Post by: Bruce on April 25, 2012, 01:53:52 PM
I agree that this must have been posted by an imposter. No WAY the real Bruce posted a 2 line message.

Bruce
Title: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Bruce on April 29, 2012, 07:10:19 PM
If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff, wait until you take a gander at Part IV!

You will KNOW for certain that we saved some of the best for last.

See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/sunday//550/special_goldfinger_R07_signed_JC04012_L.jpg)
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Charlie on April 29, 2012, 08:42:42 PM
If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff, wait until you take a gander at Part IV!

You will KNOW for certain that we saved some of the best for last.

See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/sunday//550/special_goldfinger_R07_signed_JC04012_L.jpg)

Thank god it is in May... I'll finally be able to buy something...  You should have told me about the Dial M Insert Bruce!  I would have not bought the Terminator and dropped a load on it...
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Harry Caul on April 29, 2012, 09:24:32 PM
Hint, hint, Bruce, this is why we need complete auction previews for a good week or two ahead of time...  ;)
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Matt on April 29, 2012, 10:42:56 PM
Hint, hint, Bruce, this is why we need complete auction previews for a good week or two ahead of time...  ;)

Focusing on the Aussie gear. ;D
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: CSM on April 29, 2012, 11:58:54 PM
Focusing on the Aussie gear. ;D

Psssh...there's nothing good there - why bother?  ;)
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Ari on April 30, 2012, 12:00:13 AM
yeah, remember not to out auctions here.  ;D  :-[  eyeroll
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: 50s on April 30, 2012, 12:12:25 AM
Cool... I'll check them out, thanks


Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Ari on April 30, 2012, 12:18:35 AM
if theres a Mary Celeste daybill and ONE SINGLE PERSON HERE BIDS ON IT, I will ban you from NS4 and Bitch about you here, MPF and MOPO for the rest of your life ;)
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: Silhouette on April 30, 2012, 03:16:59 AM
if theres a Mary Celeste daybill and ONE SINGLE PERSON HERE BIDS ON IT, I will ban you from NS4 and Bitch about you here, MPF and MOPO for the rest of your life ;)

*sigh* I better go and start up a Mary Celeste daybill forum...

Hint, hint, Bruce, this is why we need complete auction previews for a good week or two ahead of time...  ;)

With the one exception, being the last auction, all the auctions overlapped so it's easy enough to view almost everything at the same time.

That said there's probably an argument to suggest that if one is going to run FOUR Mini/Majors then they should ALL overlap i.e have a special Mini/Major week that start on Sunday-Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday
Title: Re: If you thought the first three parts of our mini/major auction had great stuff..
Post by: 50s on April 30, 2012, 08:40:06 AM
Part 4 is my cup of tea. Looks to be a good auction, that one Bruce thumbup


Title: eMoviePoster.com can come to you to get your collection (if it is large enough)!
Post by: Bruce on May 01, 2012, 04:46:38 PM
(https://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/dyk/20120425_here_come_the_trucks.jpg)

eMoviePoster.com can come to you to get your collection (if it is large enough)!

Now of course the above cartoon is an exaggeration, but not by as much as you might imagine! On Sunday April 8th, a truck driven by two of our employees pulled into our warehouse, and it was FILLED with the entire collection of a dealer/collector who had decided to consign everything he had to us (more about our employees picking it up below). The next morning we received a truck delivery of over one TON (2,000 pounds) of movie posters from another dealer who had decided to quit the business. And just two weeks later a collector drove to us with his vehicle filled to overflowing with choice posters he needed to sell!

Now we are the ONLY movie poster auction there is where this is not that remarkable, and, because we own an entire city block, we can easily accommodate even these kinds of massive collections. And of course most days we receive ten or twenty packages sent to us by some of our over 900 consignors, and those don't pose a problem either!

But because we auction on SUCH a massive scale (2,000 to 2,500 items most weeks and well over 100,000 items a year) we ALWAYS need more consignments. Here are our most common types of consignors:
1) Dealers who are looking to sell all their slow moving inventory at one time, so they can reinvest the proceeds into items that are more salable.
2) Dealers who have just purchased items or entire collections specifically intending to "flip" most or all of what they bought to us, because this way they do no work (other than get the items to us).
3) Dealers looking to quit the business, usually because they are fed up with eBay, and/or the daily grind of creating auctions and sending packages, and they know there is no better way to liquidate (with no work) other than through us.
4) Collectors whose tastes have changed or who are looking to get rid of the items in their collection they least care about, so they can free up that money to buy new purchases, and without essentially getting a second job selling their items!
5) Collectors who have reached a point where they are ready to sell their entire collection, and they want to of course get the most money while not needing to try to sell the items one by one.

ALL of these types of consignors know that WE are the people who they have had honest dealings with for years (many up to 23 years) and they know it makes sense to entrust their valued collectibles to someone they KNOW they can 100% trust.

NOW ABOUT US COMING TO YOU TO PICK UP YOUR COLLECTION! If you have a VERY sizable collection (in terms of total value of the items, or the total number of items, or both), then it can be incredibly daunting to consider having to pack and ship everything (and this is greatly compounded when the owner is getting along in years, or when it is an estate situation, where the heirs know little about the items).

In these cases, we can offer to have eMoviePoster.com employees come to YOU, and expertly pack the items into a truck and drive them back here. Now of course you need to pay the cost of that move, but often it will be less than the cost of simply sending the items, and there are two great benefits. First, you save the considerable time involved in packing a large collection (after first acquiring the packing material) and second, there is next to no chance of any damage to your valuable possessions!

So if YOU are a collector or dealer with a VERY sizable group of items that you have been considering selling, why not give ME, Bruce Hershenson, a call at 417 256 9616, and let's talk! The best time to reach me is during the week, during business hours, or you can email me your phone number and the best time to call you.

THINK ABOUT IT! Right now there are lots and lots of buyers for movie paper, and they are paying top prices for "better items". When you combine that with the fact that you can give your items to us and not have the slightest worry about our ability to auction a huge number of items or our honestly, then shouldn't you be giving me a call if you have thought about "selling out"?

Now of course, we also want your consignments if you DON'T have a huge amount of valuable items, but we can't send a truck to you (but you are still welcome to call me and discuss what you do have, and whether what we offer is best for you)! And you will be talking directly to the owner of the business, who has done nothing but this for 23 years. Because we have sold to over 34,000 movie paper collectors over the past 23 years, of course it makes sense that some fair number of them are reaching a point in their life where they have considered selling some or all of what they have. If this describes you, then why not give me a call soon at 417 256 9616?

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com can come to you to get your collection (if it is large enough)!
Post by: guest4185 on May 01, 2012, 08:59:40 PM
Bruce, I'll have the prawns ready for the barbie whenever you want a trip over to Australia to move my load of spares
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com can come to you to get your collection (if it is large enough)!
Post by: 110x75 on May 01, 2012, 09:01:40 PM
I wish I had a truck full of posters....
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com can come to you to get your collection (if it is large enough)!
Post by: 50s on May 01, 2012, 09:06:21 PM
I wish I had a city block...


Title: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: Bruce on May 02, 2012, 08:42:26 AM
One of my bidders had the misfortune to be in Thailand with limited Internet access while the current Mini/Major auctions are closing.

He THOUGHT he had found a good connection, but then THIS happened:

"I am here on a tiny island in Thailand with sporadic Internet which is the polite was to put it. At 10PM last night the electricity went out, came back on but I lost the Internet in this stunning villa with a private swimming pool and a view that is amazing. But, no Internet. It is pouring rain and I wanted to bid in this auction. So, I grabbed an umbrella, jumped on the motorbike and went looking for the Internet. The umbrella was as useful as my first wife's commitment. I folded the umbrella up just like the wife and got soaked going from bar to bar trying to find the Internet. My iPad was dry but the rest of me could have used a wringer. So, I found an Internet cafe and until they threw me out, I bid on the auctions. But there were still auctions left! Then I actually ended up under an eave of someone's villa until 3:30 AM dealing with this auction."

You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: CSM on May 02, 2012, 10:26:14 AM
That is actually obsession ;)
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: Ari on May 02, 2012, 10:28:08 AM
maybe he wanted some books?
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: 110x75 on May 02, 2012, 10:41:23 AM
maybe he wanted some books?

That sounds feasible  ;)
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: 110x75 on May 02, 2012, 10:42:27 AM
That is actually obsession ;)

Says the guy who dresses in a Bela costume while home alone...  ;)
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: CSM on May 02, 2012, 10:45:06 AM
Says the guy who dresses in a Bela costume while home alone...  ;)

Not JUST when I'm home alone  :o
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: 110x75 on May 02, 2012, 10:46:02 AM
You people are weird... must be all that snow  eyeroll
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: Ari on May 02, 2012, 10:51:08 AM
blame his wife, actually DON'T blame her, congratulate her on good taste.
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: CSM on May 02, 2012, 10:53:00 AM
blame his wife, actually DON'T blame her, congratulate her on good taste.

 cheers
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: ddilts399 on May 02, 2012, 09:40:51 PM
Must be a writer cause that sounds like pure BS.
Title: Re: You think YOU are a dedicated poster buyer? THIS is dedication!
Post by: wonka on May 02, 2012, 09:44:25 PM
That is actually depression ;)

Fixed.

Or this:

Must be a writer cause that sounds like pure BS.
Title: Our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction was an unqualified MAJOR success!
Post by: Bruce on May 07, 2012, 11:13:38 PM
Our Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction was an unqualified MAJOR success!

Total dollar sales of the 1,511 items in the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction: $352,398
Total number of buyers of the 1,511 items in the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction: 532
Total number of consignors of the 1,511 items in the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction:110
Total number of consignors of the 1,511 items in the Spring 2012 Mini/Major Auction who had sales of $10,000 or more: 11

Here's the response we got from one of the many other consignors who had between $5,000 and $10,000 in sales: "I am really ecstatic with how everything turned out on the 10 items you sold for me during your latest mini/major.  It's like you often say.  Quality items always do well.  You ZOOMED past my goal to get $5,400, BRINGING AN ASTOUNDING TOTAL OF $6823!"

Our next mini/major auction will be held at the end of August. If YOU are one of the 942 collectors and dealers who have consigned to us in the past, NOW is the time to start looking over your items and deciding what you want to consign to us, because even though the consigning deadline is around two months away, those deadlines have a way of creeping up on you, And if you are one of the very few collectors and dealers who have NEVER consigned to us in the past, then shouldn't you strongly consider joining almost every major collector and dealer and consider consigning?  And it doesn't need to be mini/major material; send one sample consignment and you are likely to quickly become yet another regular consignor!
Title: NO eMoviePoster.com auctions closing today!
Post by: Bruce on May 13, 2012, 09:41:33 AM
There are NO eMoviePoster.com auctions closing today (but there ARE 806 great Sunday auctions of rolled or formerly unfolded one-sheets; it is just that they run for two weeks, closing one week from today on May 20th).

Of course there are lots of other auctions, but do those OTHER auctions:

1) ...describe ALL their items accurately (both in regards to condition, and year of release of the item), and gives you a conservative overall condition grade for every item?
2) ...package ALL orders super-securely, with custom made double-strength packaging?
3) ...have a no questions asked return policy on EVERY item, and listen and act quickly on any complaints you may have (and if they are at fault, do they pay all costs and give you free bonuses as an apology)?
4) ...give you an absolute ironclad guarantee of originality of EVERY item they sell (and take back any rare item that was inadvertently mis-described)?
5) ...send ALL orders very quickly (usually in 24 to 48 hours of receiving payment on regular auctions, and within five days on major auctions)?
6) ...quickly add any corrections when they make an error in an item's description (either in regards to the film itself or the condition of the poster), and do they immediately e-mail all bidders on that item?
7) ...offer great FREE bonuses (to those who order multiple items in a single week)?
8) ...have a cancellation policy that lets you cancel small wins that are under the cost of shipping?
9) ...let you combine wins from up to SIX different sets of auctions, and pay only a single shipping charge if they can be sent in a single package (up to TWELVE sets of auctions if you live outside the U.S.)?
10) ...only charge you the actual shipping cost (sometimes below!), plus just $2 for packaging materials?
11) ...provide unenhanced supersized images of ALL of their items (ones that show 100% of the item, and let you see virtually every flaw that the item has)?
12) ...start all of their items at $1, with no reserves on ANY item?
13) ...have deceptive "buyers premiums" that enrich themselves, but come out of the pockets of both buyers and sellers?
14) ...have phone, fax, and e-mail service and the ability to take ANY kind of payment you choose to make, any way you choose to make it?
15) ...let you see WHO is bidding on what items (including all under bidders), both during the auctions and afterwards?
16) ...have an "autoship" option, where your purchases can be automatically sent the day after every auction ends?
17) ...e-mail you within hours of the auctions ending, giving you a combined list of all your purchases, and a combined total, along with full payment instructions?
18) ...send you an e-mail as soon as they receive your payment, and another e-mail as soon as your purchase ships (along with a tracking number, if applicable)?
19) ...only send you one promotional e-mail per week (none if you ask to never get ANY!), and NEVER sell or trade your contact information to anyone ever?
20) ... have a 23 year track record of selling vintage movie paper to over 34,000 movie paper collectors worldwide?
21) ... have a search of their current items that includes directors, all of the top cast, genre, poster artist, and more, that allows you to quickly locate items you are interested in?
22) ... have an ACCURATE sales results database of 700,000 records that only gives you actual paid for prices (no sales that fell through, items that were returned, items that were renegotiated, etc.), plus enlargeable images of 600,000 of those sold items?
23) ... have TRUE customer service, and if you are not happy with how you are being treated, or how your order is handled, either before, during, or after the sale, you can immediately talk or write to the owner of the company?

If the answer to ALL of the above questions isn't yes, then you aren't dealing with eMoviePoster.com, the world leader in movie paper auctions, now in our 23rd consecutive year of million dollar plus sales (and our 9th year of TWO million plus sales, and our 4th year of THREE million plus sales)!
Title: Here's a real day-brightener of an email we just received!
Post by: Bruce on May 18, 2012, 05:59:07 AM
Here's a real day-brightener of an email we just received from one of our customers:

"I just wanted to tell you guys that I think you do an incredible job over there at emovieposter. The website is terrific and the whole process is very organized, all the way through to the shipment. I have been collecting posters for 20 years and you guys are by far my favorite people to work with.  Everyone is always friendly and prompt and willing to go the extra mile to make things perfect.

A couple of weeks ago I won a poster (awesome) and asked to add on a win from an auction from the following week - no problem, done. Saved me $11 in shipping!"
Title: Praise for the quality of our super-sized images
Post by: Bruce on May 22, 2012, 09:35:23 AM
We recently received this e-mail

"The lobby card which I bought from you arrived today in perfect condition, thanks to your superlative packing. I am delighted with the card, which is my favourite of all lobby cards. In fact, it actually looks even better in reality than in your scans, as the super-size image brings up even the tiniest imperfection very clearly. I know nobody else who provides this degree of enlargement service that let's you see exactly what you are buying."

All super-sized images are NOT the same! Many auctions provide what they call "super-size" or "giant" images, but do they REALLY show every tiny flaw like OURS do?

Some auctions don't want to show you those flaws because they think they will get better results if they gloss over defects (or hide them with fuzzy scans), but isn't this penny wise and pound foolish, because once an auction "burns" a buyer one time, they are quite likely to not buy from that auction again.

Title: Re: Praise for the quality of our super-sized images
Post by: Charlie on May 22, 2012, 11:05:04 AM
Yes they are great!  Sometimes I just go through and save the images as a later reference because once the auction is over so go the large images...  I'll even go farther to say that when I was first setting up my new (ruled and suspended camera) setup, I took a poster I had won from you and the image Lee had sent me.  I then took a picture of the same poster with my setup.  I then compared the two - at first my image was more blue so I adjusted a few things and played with some settings and viola!  They finally matched pretty good, and they matched what lay there on the board.  Only difference is you have a four light setup and I am still only using two.  I also probably need some more wattage...

So it is easy to say that your photos are the gold standard that I strive to achieve with my own photography...

I should post some comparison photos if I kept them...

Title: Our employee photo showing the order in which they were added
Post by: Bruce on May 25, 2012, 09:27:56 PM
I used to have an employee group photo as my signature. Just for fun, I had Phillip animate it so that it shows the 26 people in the exact order they joined us since 1999, so it shows how we grew over the years.

http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120525_emovieposter_anima.gif (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120525_emovieposter_anima.gif)
Title: Re: Our employee photo showing the order in which they were added
Post by: MintyWhite on May 26, 2012, 04:03:46 AM
This is awesome Bruce!

 :)

MW
Title: Re: Our employee photo showing the order in which they were added
Post by: Charlie on May 26, 2012, 07:50:10 AM
Nice Bruce.  Like the banner too...
Title: Re: Our employee photo showing the order in which they were added
Post by: brude on May 26, 2012, 11:32:31 AM
Reminds me of those time-lapse photography sequences on Animal Planet.
Very cool, Bruce.
 cheers

(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/GIFS/time-lapse-mountain-snow.gif)
Title: You still get true customer service at eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Bruce on July 06, 2012, 08:00:56 AM
We allow all U.S. customers to combine ALL their purchases over a two week period into a single package (whenever it can be done safely, of course), and that is a HUGE savings for them (we go one better for non-U.S. customers and let them combine over a FOUR week period, because shipping costs are so much higher).

Recently a U.S. customer discovered a typo on our site where we put that he could have 19 days instead of 14, so he wanted to combine over that longer period. We honored the error, and stated that we did because it was our mistake, but that in the future he had 14 days, and of course added that he had done nothing wrong.

He replied "Thank you for your prompt and thoughtful response. As a result, I now feel that my concerns have been fully addressed. You've lived up to your customer service pledge and I will remember that when friends and associates seek my recommendations about where to purchase movie memorabilia online."

Having true customer service is fast becoming a thing of the past at most businesses, but NOT at eMoviePoster.com!
Title: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Bruce on July 27, 2012, 03:04:08 PM
Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?  She has jumped out to the slimmest of leads (this moment she leads 22 to 21)

Vote now!

http://www.emovieposter.com/faceoff_archives.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/faceoff_archives.php)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/faceoffs/faceoff_861_sexiest_actress_1940to59_finals_marilyn_monroe_or_rita_hayworth.jpg)
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Zorba on July 28, 2012, 04:56:51 PM
The answer is a resounding no!

Dont blame me. I voted for Rita, Grace and Ava in her last three face offs.
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: brude on July 29, 2012, 05:15:47 AM
Was there ever any doubt?

(http://i629.photobucket.com/albums/uu12/brude2000/GIFS/marilyn-monroe_o_GIFSoupcom.gif)
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: 50s on July 29, 2012, 06:41:21 AM
Neither are sexy in my books, though this pic is not bad. So my vote is for Rita:

(http://www.mysterycorp.com/temp/RitaHayworth1.jpg)


Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Ari on July 29, 2012, 07:02:43 AM
just like everything, people are always wrong.
I vote Yutte
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Silhouette on July 29, 2012, 03:54:47 PM
Either way, it was a damn fine set of extremely lovely actresses from a classic era...*sigh*
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Zorba on July 29, 2012, 05:02:16 PM
Either way, it was a damn fine set of extremely lovely actresses from a classic era...*sigh*

+1

Wish I could have them all in their day and all their posters today.
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: brude on July 29, 2012, 11:20:03 PM
(http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s235/revmyspace2/graphics/Girly/Marilyn_Monroe/9_marilyn_monroe_002ARALYN93af.gif)
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: 50s on July 29, 2012, 11:31:06 PM
I voted 4 times for Rita. I was testing how accurate the results likely are. Well, I could add 80 votes in a very short time putting her into the lead.

To make it more accurate, Bruce, make users log in to vote.
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: brude on July 30, 2012, 12:42:42 AM
Neither are sexy in my books...

Maybe you're just not reading the right ones?  wynk

(http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090108085836402112971664.gif) (http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/news.gif) (http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090112095818402112989176.gif)

(http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd217/sp946348/Marilyn_Monroe_1301.jpg)

(http://www.gifsoup.com/view/350947/marilyn-monroe-o.gif) (http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/luckyladyg/rku8nt.gif)

(http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/tumblr_lutmapDNdf1qicm5fo3_250.gif) (http://images.yuku.com/image/gif/f20369901286c49b3434399ab3f8ea56636b3acd_r.gif) (http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090107035923402112964184.gif)

(http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090112095820402112989183.gif) (http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090107065535402112967042.gif) (http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090111082259402112983596.gif)

 
(http://i1083.photobucket.com/albums/j400/TataJeanette/tumblr_legdtnV1VE1qddocjo1_500.gif)

(http://lolebrity.net/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/Marilyn-Monroe-gif.gif)

(http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsmdy8yB6q1qctpr4o1_500.gif)
 
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-q0VsQLozNXQ/TiCV9HMxt5I/AAAAAAAAK4Q/GbHpaZ4mkAg/s1600/t0jeq9.gif)

(http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy253/blue-nightingale/Fantasy%20art%20images/Marilyn-phone-Marilyn-Monroe-gifs-fantasy_largejpg.gif)

(http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m5bog0sCN91qjmddlo1_500.gif)

(http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s271/VAMPYRRR/MARILYNMONROEKISSANDCLICKEYESGIFANI.gif)
 
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Ari on July 30, 2012, 12:49:06 AM
I think MM was early on, and with less over the top styling, when she looks more natural she is pretty, but the glamour look I don't like on her.
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: 50s on July 30, 2012, 01:16:19 AM
Ok, I'm sold...

(http://i155.photobucket.com/albums/s297/xdisneyprincessx/gif/090108085836402112971664.gif)
 




Actually, I agree with Marilyn, of course Rita is best! :

(http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsmdy8yB6q1qctpr4o1_500.gif)
 

Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Ari on July 30, 2012, 01:26:35 AM
this is pretty

(http://fiftieswedding.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/marilyn-monroe_1.jpg)

this isn't

(http://gossip.whyfame.com/files/2009/12/marilyn_monroe1.jpg)
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: Zorba on July 30, 2012, 06:56:15 PM
this is pretty

(http://fiftieswedding.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/marilyn-monroe_1.jpg)


Ill stick with the pretty.
Title: Re: Can Rita beat Marilyn in the final?
Post by: CSM on July 31, 2012, 10:42:04 PM
If Rita didn't win - she should have!
Title: This is the very final chance to consign to our mini/major auction!
Post by: Bruce on August 02, 2012, 01:24:33 PM
VERY LAST CHANCE TO CONSIGN! eMoviePoster.com's Fall 2012 Mini/Major Auction (8/26-9/9)!

Start saving your money for our 2012 Fall Mini/Major Auction

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20120725_fall2012mmpreview_homepage_logo.jpg)

BE SURE TO GO TO http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012Fallpreview/20120731_ad_fall2012minimajorauction.jpg (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012Fallpreview/20120731_ad_fall2012minimajorauction.jpg) TO SEE PREVIEWS OF GREAT POSTERS!

Know that the deadline for consigning has passed, but if you have one or two REALLY special items you would like considered for inclusion, please contact us ASAP!

It's ABSOLUTELY your FINAL CHANCE to consign to our Fall 2012 Mini/Major Auction.  It will run in four parts from Sunday 8/26 to Sunday 9/9. This auction will include special collections of Star Wars and Clint Eastwood items as well as many other great posters. The Star Wars collection contains most of the very best Star Wars posters from the first three films (Star Wars: A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi), and we are accepting consignments of ALL items from those three films where we have not already been consigned an example. The Clint Eastwood collection contains a really unbelievable assortment of Eastwood items from his best movies (including of course, the Man With No Name trilogy, and the Dirty Harry movies). We guarantee you will be amazed by how many great Star Wars and Eastwood items will be contained in this set of auctions!

If you have ANY excellent item(s) you wish to consign to this auction, you should contact us right away, as the deadline to consign to this set of auctions has passed, so if you were thinking of consigning, NOW is the time to e-mail Phillip at phillip@emovieposter.com to see if we can get your better items in this excellent set of auctions.

We have a LOT of excellent items for this auction, and this is THE best place to enter your quality items at auction (because we charge the lowest rates of any major auction, and overall, we get the best results, and we do so while auctioning the items in a completely honest manner!).
Title: Re: This is the very final chance to consign to our mini/major auction!
Post by: Bruce on August 04, 2012, 11:08:33 AM
We have had a positive FLOOD of last minute consignments to this auction (and to our regular auctions as well).

Here is a typical one:

"Today, I sent you guys two packages for consignment.  After using your main competitor for several years, I decided to make a change due to 'extra charges' I experienced from them earlier this year.  I sent you 30-40 lobby cards including several higher end ones and 6 one-sheets.  Hopefully some of the lobbies will make it into your upcoming major mini auction if there is still time."

If YOU have no been happy with the places you have been selling your items (especially if you don't want those 'extra charges' or huge buyers premiums, or are fed up with eBay's ever-rising fees and ever-lowered visibility) why not give us a try? You'll quickly discover what makes us so different from all other auctions. Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign&myfrom=menu (http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign&myfrom=menu) for full details about consigning.
Title: OUTAGE PROBLEM WITH OUR AUCTION HOST, AUCTIONANYTHING.COM
Post by: Bruce on August 11, 2012, 05:33:13 PM
Around one hour ago, the site of our auction host (who actually conducts our auctions), AuctionAnything.com went completely down.

This means that while the galleries on our site still worked, no one could place a bid on any of our current auctions during that time.

THE PROBLEM WAS JUST FIXED, AND HOPEFULLY IT WILL NOT RE-OCCUR!

Anyone who has followed our auctions the past four years knows that AuctionAnything.com has had a remarkably consistent record of remaining available at all times, and this is far and away their longest outage ever (in the past, there have only been a few, and those were for a few minutes each).

We very much apologize to anyone who was trying to bid during this one hour period, but we are not the actual auctioneer (just like those who sell on eBay), so we have no control over this element of the auctions. We hope that they can find the problem and ensure it does not reoccur.
Title: Re: OUTAGE PROBLEM WITH OUR AUCTION HOST, AUCTIONANYTHING.COM
Post by: Silhouette on August 11, 2012, 05:35:28 PM
Shit happens sometimes Bruce, no one lost an eye...

 ;)
Title: Re: OUTAGE PROBLEM WITH OUR AUCTION HOST, AUCTIONANYTHING.COM
Post by: Bruce on August 11, 2012, 05:41:45 PM
True, but had it been exactly 24 hours later, it would have been a giant mess!

Incidentally, our policy is that if the auction host is down when auctions close, those exact auctions are cancelled and those items only are re-auctioned.

We have never had to do this even for one auction in our four years being hosted by AuctionAnything.com, but it came up several times in our years with eBay, including once in one of our Vintage Hollywood Posters auctions.
Title: Re: OUTAGE PROBLEM WITH OUR AUCTION HOST, AUCTIONANYTHING.COM
Post by: CSM on August 11, 2012, 06:20:16 PM
I bet it was all those conspirators playing around with their eMovie usernames! 
Title: Re: OUTAGE PROBLEM WITH OUR AUCTION HOST, AUCTIONANYTHING.COM
Post by: Silhouette on August 11, 2012, 07:13:20 PM
I bet it was all those conspirators playing around with their eMovie usernames!  

Or, someone tried to use GavelSnipe.  :D
Title: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: Bruce on August 15, 2012, 07:43:47 AM
The past couple of months we have been feverishly checking over many of our past sales, looking for errors we made as to release date, and whenever we find one (or someone notifies us of one) we then find any buyers affected by that mistake and offer them a full refund (including shipping both ways) EVEN IF MANY YEARS HAVE PASSED SINCE THEY PURCHASED THE POSTER!  This is our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers, past and present (see http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120625ad_emovieposter_no_buyer_beware_buyer_warranty.jpg for full details).

Here is a recent example of one unwitting mistake we uncovered, and the e-mail we sent the long ago buyer:

This e-mail is regarding your purchase of PLANET OF THE APES French poster on 3/25/2008 for $248. At the time we auctioned this poster, we believed it was from the original 1968 release of this movie in France. But we recently discovered that the poster is actually from an undated (1970s) re-release. The printer mark dates to the 1970s and is different from the printer mark used on the 1968 poster. You may have known this when you purchased the poster, but we did not, so we wanted to be sure you knew.  If you did, that's great, but if you did not realize this was from a 1970s re-release, you are welcome to return it for a full refund, because we guarantee everything we sell, no matter how long it is after the sales date.

Just let us know whether you want to keep it or return it (and if you want to return it, we will send you instructions).  Of course, we very much apologize for our mistake, and we assure you that we had no idea that it was a re-release, because we NEVER intentionally deceive any of our customers.  We've made notes about this in our system so we do not make this mistake again. We are the only auction we know of who offers refunds for mistakes even YEARS after the fact, and we are also the only one we know of who tracks down the buyers and doesn't wait for them to discover the mistake themselves! We await your reply. Thanks."

A month later, we received the following reply:
"Hello, I now just had time to go through my email, so sorry for the late response.  I will have to locate the poster, but I would be interested in a refund since it is not from the original release date. On a side note, thanks Bruce and team for your honesty in matters like this.  This is why you guys are easily the best source to purchase from for real movie material. Regards,"

We re-replied:
"No problem! It has already waited 4 years, so what's a while more? Thanks for your kind words, especially since we made the mistake (but we assure you it was unknowingly). When you locate it, let us know and please return it to us, securely wrapped. We will refund you in the same way that you paid once it has arrived. Please also let us know your cost of return shipping."

WE AT EMOVIEPOSTER.COM COMPLETELY TAKE THE "BUYER BEWARE" OUT OF BUYING AT AUCTION!
Title: Re: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: Bruce on August 15, 2012, 08:52:26 AM
I posted on movieposterforum the same time I posted it here, and it already has 31 views there, compared to just 3 here!
Title: Re: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: 50s on August 15, 2012, 09:12:44 AM
They are newbs, we have overdose on it. I just looked to see why you made a comment on yourself!

Title: Re: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: Bruce on August 15, 2012, 09:14:26 PM
Funny how those newbs almost never post. It is a place where days can go by between posts.
Title: Re: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: Ari on August 15, 2012, 09:25:23 PM
the amount of page views depends on how much energy Andy has to click his mouse
Title: Re: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: brude on August 24, 2012, 10:18:02 AM
the amount of page views depends on how much energy Andy has to click his mouse

Hahahahahahahaha
Title: Re: An update on our iron-clad buyer warranty with NO time limit for all buyers!
Post by: CSM on August 24, 2012, 04:20:04 PM
Hahahahahahahaha

 :D
Title: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Bruce on August 24, 2012, 09:44:55 PM
 Our Fall 2012 Mini/Major Auction has an incredible selection of posters and lobby cards (1800+ items in all!), covering all years, genres, and sizes and is being run in four parts. Below are links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II (previews for Parts III and IV will be added as time permits):

    Part I Preview at http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012FallPreviewI/  (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012FallPreviewI/)(Sunday August 26th to September 2nd): special collections of 163 Star Wars and 273 Clint Eastwood items
    Part II Preview at http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012FallPreviewII/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012FallPreviewII/) (Tuesday August 28th to September 4th): 550 linenbacked posters that ship in standard tubes
    Part III (Thursday August 30th to September 6th): rolled posters, folded posters, lobby cards, & more that ship in standard tubes or boxes
    Part IV (Sunday September 2nd to September 9th): oversized posters of all types that ship in oversized tubes or boxes
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Zorba on August 24, 2012, 10:15:36 PM
Holy Santa Claus shit!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 50s on August 24, 2012, 11:11:17 PM
That's a heck of a lot of Clint and Star Wars
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: ps. on August 24, 2012, 11:13:04 PM
very very nice (pt. ii). no doubt most (those i fancy at least) are out of my range, so for now i'll just admire.
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Charlie on August 24, 2012, 11:17:25 PM
That's a heck of a lot of Clint and Star Wars

I predict being poor for a while after this one..
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: tstatum on August 25, 2012, 12:03:01 AM
I predict I will place my max bid on 3 posters and win nothing.  By the way what's on the t-shirt.
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Silhouette on August 25, 2012, 12:18:19 AM
Move along people, nothing to see here...

(http://www.emoticones-avenue.com/emoticones/smiley_movie_clint_eastwood.gif)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: CSM on August 25, 2012, 12:57:46 AM
The 1st part seems to be a little bit of over saturation? Might hurt the results on certain posters - but we shall see
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: enki on August 25, 2012, 01:11:40 AM
Woohoo! Some nice Star Wars posters. I think I might have to partake.

Thanks for the preview, I've been waiting for this!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Charlie on August 25, 2012, 08:18:46 AM
The 1st part seems to be a little bit of over saturation? Might hurt the results on certain posters - but we shall see

Lets hope this is the case...
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 50s on August 25, 2012, 08:45:20 AM
The 1st part seems to be a little bit of over saturation? Might hurt the results on certain posters - but we shall see

Looks like some people want to turn their large collection quickly into cash. Maybe family inhereted it. Our collections might end up the same way in a quick fire sale.

If I was a Clint or SW fan, I might be interested in many of these items, however in one hit I could only afford to purchase some. If they were sold in stages I would likely buy more over time and thus add to the competition/price presumably. Oh well, who knows. I just hope my collection doesn't all get sold of at once with a $1 starting bid.


Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on August 25, 2012, 08:59:47 AM
Good stuff and this is the star attraction....

(http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv275/Forty_Candles/2012/moon_over_miami_styleB_linen_JC04562_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Bruce on August 25, 2012, 09:35:08 AM
If too much is being auctioned at once, then this is a golden opportunity for dealers to buy now (and sell later at a huge profit) and for collectors to get some of those incredible buys that may result. Yes, you might not get all you want, but if you get a few at really low prices, that is good too.

Of course, given that these are two extremely popular areas, it is also possible that there will be enough buyers to cause most of the items to go for fairly high prices, but only time will tell (and you all certainly have nothing to lose by placing a bunch of low bids).

Remember that the first two galleries only contain HALF of the total items in this Mini/Major auction!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Zorba on August 25, 2012, 10:21:42 AM
Lets hope this is the case...

Im hoping right along with ya.

Also hoping that there are not too many of us hoping.  :-\


Move along people, nothing to see here...

(http://www.emoticones-avenue.com/emoticones/smiley_movie_clint_eastwood.gif)

 ;D
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Bruce on August 25, 2012, 10:50:38 AM
Good stuff and this is the star attraction....

(http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv275/Forty_Candles/2012/moon_over_miami_styleB_linen_JC04562_L.jpg)

Mel, I know you are not there yet, but this WOULD look incredible on your wall!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Louie D. on August 25, 2012, 02:07:14 PM
Shit, I need lay-a-way!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 110x75 on August 25, 2012, 07:56:54 PM
Holy Santa Claus shit!

Indeed

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA120828/miracles_of_the_jungle_ch4_linen_JC05211_L.jpg)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: CSM on August 25, 2012, 09:16:27 PM
You don't want that one Matias - it's trimmed!  ;)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 110x75 on August 26, 2012, 03:02:12 AM
I could live with the trimming if a good friend happens to buy it for me as gift... ;D
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: CSM on August 26, 2012, 03:04:02 AM
I could live with the trimming if a good friend happens to buy it for me as gift... ;D

You're friends with Santa Claus?!  Awesome!  Please ask him where my bike is...
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Silhouette on August 26, 2012, 04:01:11 AM
I could live with the trimming if a good friend happens to buy it for me as gift... ;D

Such a shame that person will never read that comment...
(http://images.zaazu.com/img/male30-male-sad-lonely-smiley-emoticon-000072-facebook.gif)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 110x75 on August 26, 2012, 06:03:10 PM
You're friends with Santa Claus?!  Awesome!  Please ask him where my bike is...

I think I am. He's a funny man, from a northern country, where it's snowy...
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 110x75 on August 26, 2012, 06:05:55 PM
Such a shame that person will never read that comment...


You never know, David  ;)

(http://www.atlantiswatersports.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/145.jpg)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Bruce on August 26, 2012, 06:12:50 PM
Part One is live. Let the bargains begin!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Zorba on August 26, 2012, 08:19:07 PM
Part One is live. Let the bargains begin!

Bargains?  laugh1

Some good stuff for sure. Come one come all and please bid against me please  moron1
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: enki on August 26, 2012, 08:23:39 PM
It seems counter productive to advertise bargains for an auction when, in order to obtain said bargains, you normally have to hope that most people don't know about it or forget to come/bid.

Though I guess in general, it becomes a catch-22. Do you go after appealing to buyers or sellers? The more you try to advertise to buyers (ie: lowest prices, etc.), the higher the risk of alienating sellers. And vice versa.
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Silhouette on August 26, 2012, 08:24:28 PM
Come one come all and please bid against me please  moron1

OK...so what's your bidding account name/number?

(http://images.zaazu.com/img/The-Devil-devil-fire-monster-smiley-emoticon-000833-facebook.gif)
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Zorba on August 26, 2012, 08:31:14 PM
OK...so what's your bidding account name/number?

(http://images.zaazu.com/img/The-Devil-devil-fire-monster-smiley-emoticon-000833-facebook.gif)

Why sure. Its Ilovetopaymore!

 :D
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: CSM on August 26, 2012, 09:55:22 PM
Yes guys - I hope to see you all putting your nefarious username conspiracy in play!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Charlie on August 26, 2012, 10:15:01 PM
Let the fun begin...

http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2676533#BID
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: CSM on August 26, 2012, 10:37:11 PM
Nice work Charlie - hopefully not bidder isn't "ExtendedTimeBidding"
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Silhouette on August 26, 2012, 11:30:08 PM
Let the fun begin...

http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2676533#BID

Wrong username? http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,4768.msg88337.html#msg88337

WonByUserXXXX - like this person already has done: http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2676368
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Charlie on August 26, 2012, 11:49:07 PM
Corrected!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: Matt on August 27, 2012, 03:32:53 AM
Wrong username? http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,4768.msg88337.html#msg88337

WonByUserXXXX - like this person already has done: http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2676368

Had a chuckle when I checked the Auction before logging on here. Nice work guys. ;D
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 50s on August 27, 2012, 03:53:59 AM
Looks great!
Title: Re: Links to two preview galleries of EVERY ITEM in Parts I and II of our Mini/Major
Post by: 50s on August 27, 2012, 04:43:28 AM
Yeah, I now up and running http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2676450 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=2676450)

To view showing all above mentioned on one page, Sort Price High-Low and show 40 per page

Title: We have added a preview gallery of the 269 oversized items in Part IV!
Post by: Bruce on August 31, 2012, 06:05:25 PM
We have added a preview gallery of the 269 oversized items of all types in Part IV of our Fall 2012 Mini/Major Auction (and we saved many of the best items for last!)

Go here to see it: http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/2012FallPreviewIV/
Title: Re: We have added a preview gallery of the 269 oversized items in Part IV!
Post by: 50s on August 31, 2012, 06:37:49 PM
Wow, I like!  ;D thumbup
Title: Re: We have added a preview gallery of the 269 oversized items in Part IV!
Post by: brude on August 31, 2012, 06:47:09 PM
Oh, man...I loved this movie as a kid....
Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR-DtYXBcKc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XR-DtYXBcKc)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA120902/3sh_target_earth_linen_JC04931_L.jpg)

Title: Now is the time to consign to our Halloween auction; view our mini/major today
Post by: Bruce on September 10, 2012, 08:55:45 PM
We just got really excellent results in our Fall 2012 Mini/Major Auction (over half a million dollars!). For the next day (until Tuesday night around 9 PM CST) you can see all the results from Parts II, III, and IV in one gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/results.html. Please take a couple of minutes to go to that gallery and see how the auction did, because we think that once you do, you will have GREAT incentive to consign items to one or both of our remaining special auctions to be held this year (assuming you have one or more "better" items you would consider auctioning)!

Our 13th Annual Halloween Auction will be held from October 25th through November 6th, and it is sure to contain many great horror/sci-fi posters (we've already received a lot of nice material). It has always been very popular with collectors and is surely the best place to auction YOURS.  The deadline to consign to this set of auctions will be in Friday, September 21st which is less than 2 weeks from now. Be sure to e-mail Phillip at phillip@emovieposter.com to let us know what you plan to send. The sooner you get your items to us, the more likely it will be YOUR item(s) that get auctioned as we can only include one example of each poster we are consigned (and every year we are consigned many items that are duplicated to other consignments, so WHEN you consign can make a big difference!). Note that you can consign any sort of posters (U.S. or non-U.S.), lobby cards, or stills, but if your items are not "better" quality, then you should check with us before sending them for this special auction.

And if you have "better" non-horror/sci-fi items, know that it is fine to send those consignments for our December 2012 Mini/Major Auction! That auction is almost always one of our very best of the year, and the deadline for consigning will be in late October, but there is no sense putting off consigning and then end up missing the deadline, so be sure to e-mail Phillip at phillip@emovieposter.com to let us know what you plan to send

With eBay's near total implosion, and their raising of rates, we think we are head and shoulders above them, and when you send to us, you do no work at all, other than getting the items to us. And when you compare our results to those of competing auction sites, well, we really know that we do better overall! Plus, you know that your consignments will be well handled, you will have great communication from us, and at any time you can call me, Bruce, on the phone if you have the slightest problem.

Thanks in advance for any consignments you may make!
Title: Nice feedback I just received!
Post by: Bruce on September 12, 2012, 09:02:06 AM
A fellow bought an item from us and told us he needed it ASAP because it was a present, and he offered to pay more to have us send it right away. I told Angie to tell him we would get it sent that day, and that he wouldn't pay anything extra. He sent this reply:

"Please let Bruce know I appreciate his generosity all the more because I have never made a expensive purchase like Moon Over Miami.  Every purchase I have made has been a pleasant and easy transaction.  You are a small group of people running an impressive company providing quality 'entertainment paper' that is wonderfully displayed and accurately described."

I replied to him:
"Thanks for your kind words. We DO treat everyone the same whether they spend $5 or $5,000!"

We invite all of you to come bid at eMoviePoster.com and see what makes us so very different from other online auctions!



Title: It's official! Tuesday we passed $3 million dollars in sales for the 5th time!
Post by: Bruce on October 04, 2012, 06:42:09 AM
It's official! Tuesday we passed $3 million dollars in sales for the FIFTH straight year and one quarter of the year is still left. Will we break our record of $3,543,243.00, set in 2011? Time will tell.

http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php)
Title: Re: It's official! Tuesday we passed $3 million dollars in sales for the 5th time!
Post by: Harry Caul on October 04, 2012, 09:50:41 AM
It's official! Tuesday we passed $3 million dollars in sales for the FIFTH straight year and one quarter of the year is still left. Will we break our record of $3,543,243.00, set in 2011? Time will tell.

http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php)


Congrats Bruce... it well deserved!
Title: Re: It's official! Tuesday we passed $3 million dollars in sales for the 5th time!
Post by: Tob on October 04, 2012, 10:56:37 AM
Well done Bruce and team!

Any thoughts on the state of the hobby? Are you seeing increases in certain areas (like 80s posters for example)? The classics holding their value? Anything declining?
Title: Re: It's official! Tuesday we passed $3 million dollars in sales for the 5th time!
Post by: Bruce on October 05, 2012, 06:06:55 AM
I would say that the branch of the hobby that primarily collects 1980s to present posters is the most vibrant and fastest growing segment, and that some of the "old school" areas (like b-westerns) are understandably slowing down quite a bit, likely due to aging of those collectors, and the small number of new collectors taking up those areas of collecting.
Title: What this country needs are some $5 lobby card sets! We currently have 332!
Post by: Bruce on October 16, 2012, 06:34:08 PM
Didn't some politician say "What this country needs are some $5 lobby card sets"? If not, maybe one will say it tonight at the debate!

If not, they should have, and they would have found 332 of them TONIGHT on eMoviePoster.com at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html!

There are still 6 Items with no bids (1%), 69 Items at $1 or with no bids (7%), 89 Items at $2 or less (9%), 140 Items at $3 or less (14%), 226 Items at $4 or less (23%), and 332 Items at $5 or less (33%)!

And with everyone watching tonight's Presidential debate (where the President will surely wake up from his stupor and clean Romney's clock), there may be very few last minute bids placed, so there may be even MORE great deals than usual!

But you can't get those deals and steals if you aren't bidding. FIVE DOLLAR (and lower) lobby sets! Who'da thunk it?
Title: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Bruce on December 21, 2012, 07:45:30 AM
HERE IS WHAT I WANT HELP ON!

I want to do a new series of Face/Offs comprised solely of great actors facing off against themselves in their TWO very best roles.

Here are two of the most obvious:

Clint Eastwood: "Dirty Harry" against "Man With No Name"
Humphrey Bogart: "Sam Spade" against "Rick Blaine"
etc

I would prefer it be where the roles to be SO well known that I don't even need to put the name of the movie, just their character names from both movies, but of course it doesn't have to be that (if people know the movie well, but not the character name).

So put your thinking caps on and let me know what you come up with. You can post suggestions here, or you can email them to phillip@emovieposter.com

Thanks very much!

P.S. For those of you who don't know, every day we have a Face/Off, where you pick one of two choices. You can vote in our current Face/Off by going to our homepage, http://www.emovieposter.com and voting in the Face/Off section at left.  We post a new Face/Off every day at noon Central Time, and each lasts one day (until noon the next day).  The one exception are the ones that start on Friday which we run until Monday at noon.  Be sure to come back to our homepage every day to participate!

Here is how the voting works:  Look at the two choices presented. Below the picture, select the choice you like best and click "Vote". You'll instantly see the current results! It doesn't matter how you choose to place your vote, so use whatever criteria you prefer. After all, this is just for fun!  Why not try it out?
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 07:52:56 AM
Number six vs John Drake.

EDIT FOR FILM

Kane vs Cpt Hank Quinlan
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: paul waines on December 21, 2012, 08:41:40 AM
Here's some more obvious...

I always liked the Cassius Clay vs Muhammad Ali one...

Karloff as Frankensteins monster vs The Mummy
Chaney Jnr as The monster Vs Mummy vs Wolfman...Take your pick
Lugosi as Dracula vs Count Mora
Chris Lee as Dracula vs Mummy, or Frankensteins Creature
Chaney Snr as Erick vs Quasimodo
Price as Prospero vs Dr Craven
Lorre as Mr Moto vs Hans Beckert
Garbo as Christina vs Anna (Karenina)
Raquel welch as Fathom vs Michele (flare-up)
Robert newton as Long john Silver vs Edward Tech (Blackbeard)

Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 08:44:18 AM
Damn wish it was TV, I want DR WHO vs WORZEL GUMMAGE.
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: paul waines on December 21, 2012, 08:47:32 AM
What an episode...Dr who meets Worzel, and defeats Daft-head and his Army of Turnip-heads... Fantastic. I'll take it on Blu-ray please. ;D 
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 08:50:25 AM
Oh yeah and to make it better, catweazle and the crowman can join in the fun.
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: paul waines on December 21, 2012, 08:53:53 AM
Oh Boy, I hope your getting this down Ari. We could make some funds off this script... :D
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 08:56:28 AM
Don't worry, I spend hours thinking about this stuff, sometimes aunt Fanny and uncle Quentin even bring a picnic hamper.
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: jayn_j on December 21, 2012, 10:31:12 AM
shocked that nobody has done Hans Solo vs Indiana Jones yet.  Although I might sub Jack Ryan for Indy.

Are females fair game?
Dolly vs Fanny Brice

Let me think on others.
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: paul waines on December 21, 2012, 10:41:32 AM
I think females are fair game.... ;)
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Bruce on December 21, 2012, 12:50:11 PM
Not only females, but animals, robots, whatever!
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Silhouette on December 21, 2012, 03:14:59 PM
Sean Penn: I Am Sam v Dead Man Walking
Jack Nicholson: One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest v A Few Good Men
Robert de Niro: Taxi Driver v Cape Fear
John Travolta: Saturday Night Fever v Grease
Sandra Bullock: Speed v The Blind Side
Jodie Foster: Silence of the Lambs v Contact
Crystal the Monkey: Night at the Museum v The Hangover Part II
Puss In Boots: Shrek v Puss In Boots
Dug: Up v Ratatouille
Wall-E: Cars v Wall-E
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 07:26:41 PM
Littlest hobo vs lassie
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: CSM on December 21, 2012, 07:51:21 PM
Littlest hobo vs lassie

That would be WAY too lopsided and you know it Ari!
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 07:58:26 PM
I do know, maybe lassie can have a few thousand free votes to start him/her off.
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: tstatum on December 21, 2012, 07:58:42 PM
Travis Bickle vs Jake LaMotta
Lucas Jackson vs. Eddie Felson
Neo Vs. Ted "Theodore R " Logan
 
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Zorba on December 21, 2012, 08:07:21 PM
Paul Newman     Butch Cassidy vs Reggie Dunlop

Christoper Lee   Dracula vs Saruman

Anthony Quinn   Zorba vs Mountain Rivera

Jessica Biel   The dream I had last week vs the one I had last night


Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Harry Caul on December 21, 2012, 08:11:36 PM
Han Solo vs. Indiana Jones
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Ari on December 21, 2012, 08:15:05 PM
Scarecrow vs agent m

Sofia vs judge bumbleton
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: CSM on December 21, 2012, 08:17:18 PM
I do know, maybe lassie can have a few thousand free votes to start him/her off.

No...we don't want to give any false hope
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: ATLfun on December 21, 2012, 09:16:12 PM

Jessica Biel   The dream I had last week vs the one I had last night


(http://coedmagazine.files.wordpress.com/2010/11/a2b5a4a12572.gif?w=300&h=353)

Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Zorba on December 21, 2012, 09:44:55 PM
She does love me so.  ;D
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: CSM on December 21, 2012, 11:42:07 PM

Jessica Biel   The dream I had last week vs the one I had last night


I missed this earlier.  It deserves recognition!
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: jayn_j on December 21, 2012, 11:46:47 PM
James Stewart - McCauley Conner vs George Bailey (Personally I'd use Elwood P Dowd, but that wouldn't make a contest)

Nobody is putting any women on the list, so:

Katherine Hepburn - Tracy Lord vs Rose Sayer
Meryl Streep - Sophie vs Karen Silkwood
June Allison - Jo vs Connie Lane
Ginger Rogers - Kitty Foyle vs Dale Tremont
Ann Miller - Lois Lane/Bianca vs Nadine Hale
Sally Field - Norma Raye vs Sybil

Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: ATLfun on December 21, 2012, 11:59:55 PM


Nobody is putting any women on the list, so:

Katherine Hepburn - Tracy Lord vs Rose Sayer



Adult Film Stars:      Tracy Lords vs. Jenna Jameson


Brian
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: Filmlobbycards on December 25, 2012, 01:37:58 AM
Speaking of threeways...

Groucho Marx

Otis p. Driftwood vs. Capt. Jeffrey t. Spaulding vs. Dr. Hugo z. Hackenbush
Title: Re: I want your help for a series of upcoming Face/Offs for our Home Page
Post by: MoviePosterBid.com on December 28, 2012, 05:16:21 PM
Divine vs Rosie O'Donnell
Title: Did you know that our auctions have a significantly "new look" to them?
Post by: Bruce on July 28, 2013, 01:25:51 PM
     A few weeks ago, we announced an upgraded auction template (see this article). This week we want to announce further improvements to this new look (you may have already noticed these changes as they began with the current Tuesday auctions and Thursday auctions). Our goal with these changes was to streamline the auctions, making it easier to get to the details you want to see and faster to get to the bid box (no more long scrolling to the bottom of the page!). In many cases, these changes mean all the main auction details will appear on a single screen!

Below is an image that shows BEFORE and AFTER examples of auctions that illustrate these changes. The "X"s in the "before" half of the image at left indicate the areas where we have REMOVED information (don't worry; the information has only been re-located!). The numbers & arrows in the "after" half at right indicate areas to where that information was re-located. Now we will explain what has been changed by number (of course, the numbers in the following text correspond to the numbers in the below image).

1) We moved the cost of shipping details to the top of the auctions.

2) We now include the "overall condition grade" at the top of the auctions for a quick "snapshot" of the item's grade. You can click a "Details" link that will show you the full condition description which is still located near the bottom of the auction description. We made NO change to how we condition items, and we will continue providing detailed condition descriptions as always.

3) You'll note that we removed our old buttons for "Large" and "Supersize images". In the new format, you can see the "Large" image by clicking on the thumbnail at the top of the auction. You can see the Supersize image by clicking the button to the right of the thumbnail that is labeled "Take a Closer Look: View Supersize Image". NOTE: The thumbnail image becomes a slideshow of images when there are more than one for an auction.

    A  very important note about the thumbnail/slideshow: The "slideshow" image programming code is third party code provided by our auction software provider (meaning it is used by all of THEIR clients) and we are their only client with super-sized images. This means the short answer is, we aren't able to make it function with the super-sized at this time (and this is why we provide a button to view the Supersize image). We DO intend to pursue this improvement, and it is awaiting its turn in the production schedule.

4) We have always provided an "info" page for each set of auctions that describes overall details about the set of auctions. We moved that link to be a button which is now displayed to the lower right of the thumbnail where it reads "About This Set of Auctions". NOTE: If you've never looked at this page before, you should check one out HERE (this one is for the Thursday auctions that close Thursday, August 1st) as it provides details like a description of any special collections we are offering, a charge of what is being offered, and general shipping notes for the items in the auction.

5) We moved the bid box up so that it comes immediately after the details for that particular auction.

We realize the text in the below examples is very tiny and hard to read, so we recommend you view a current auction (such as this one) to see these changes "in real life".

(https://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/dyk/20130726_template_changes.jpg)

Our goal in making these many changes was to get YOU (the bidder) as much of the most important information you want to see (the image, the condition, the shipping cost, and links to the details of the condition and the supersized image) as close to the top of the screen as possible. We know full well how hard it can be to view 1,000 auctions at one time, and we feel certain the above changes will make it far easier for everyone to do so!
Title: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Bruce on August 10, 2013, 11:57:44 PM
We are currently working very hard at adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History! Those of you who visit our Auction History regularly at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html know that it is far and away the best resource on the entire Internet (or elsewhere!) for researching current and historical values of vintage movie posters (and also to see images of just about every movie paper item known to exist). And unlike other online databases, we ONLY include items where that price was paid for IN CASH, while other databases include LOTS of results that "fell through", were re-negotiated, or where the auction house was in fact "buying" the poster from itself! It also has a far better search mechanism than any other, letting you quickly find the exact results you are looking for.

But there has been ONLY one real flaw to this database (a fairly minor one, in the big scheme of things!), which is that we did not start keeping perfect online images of all our sales until 2004, so for a lot of sales prior to that date, we only have the date and price sold online, but not the image of that item. This ONLY affects pre-2004 sales, but it is a total of around 200,000 images of the 841,970 oldest online results (we DO have images of 635,541 results, which is pretty remarkable!).

But the good news is that these 200,000 or so images are merely "misplaced" and NOT "lost forever" and we are working on fixing this! What do I mean when I say they are "misplaced"? First, for many of them, the sole issue is that they were not named in the way we now name images, so we can't simply add them to the correct auctions (of course, we could have someone do it one at a time, but it would likely take one person several years, at least, and we are not going to do that!).

But that applies only if we want to make 100% certain that the exact correct image goes on those pre-2004 results. What we can do to incredibly speed this up is to use ANY one of the misplaced images to fill in a missing spot. If we only sold that item ONCE, then it will be the exact image of that item. But if we sold that item more than once (say something like a CARRIE one-sheet!) then the image on that pre-2004 result might be up a different CARRIE one-sheet we auctioned during those pre-2004 years.

The only real downside to this not always having the exact right image on some pre-2004 results is that sometimes the condition won't match up (it might say "very good to fine", and the stock image may clearly be a lesser condition than that). So to be sure no one is misled by this, we will put a disclaimer on all those images explaining that they may not be the exact image. But in every case, they will be auctions that occurred 10 to 15 years ago, so we feel certain it won't be that big of a deal to anyone, because we think few people are going to be basing current prices on results from that long ago!

We have begun this pretty massive project, and have made some real behind the scenes progress in naming these 200,000+ misplaced images. Hopefully we will conclude that portion of it and be onto the next phase of this in the next few months and have it completed by the end of this year (or sometime early in 2014).
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: CSM on August 11, 2013, 12:03:10 AM
Only 200,000 eh?

Seriously though...looking forward to seeing actual pics on all the results (especially for those rarer items!)
Title: Our lifetime guarantee on everything we auction!
Post by: Bruce on September 07, 2013, 08:09:05 PM
We spend a MASSIVE amount of time determining if posters we auction are from the very first release or from an early re-release, and we guarantee that EVERY poster we auction is from the release we say it is from (except for Italians, because truly NO ONE has any real guidelines for knowing first releases, and they re-released so many movies so many times).

On those occasions when we discover that a poster is NOT from the release we thought it was from, we go back throughout our 800,000+ previous auctions and find every time we auctioned that same poster incorrectly, and then we e-mail those buyers, offering to take it back for a full refund (including shipping) even when it has been many years since we made that sale!

This costs us well over $1,000 every month, and sometimes much more (in re-auctioning the posters properly identified as our own consignments, and taking the loss from the lowered result) and of course there is also the cost of the labor involved in finding these mistakes and e-mailing about them, but it is well worth it because it gives our buyers COMPLETE "peace of mind" when buying from us (and separates us from every other major auction, all of whom operate on the "buyer beware" philosophy, where they take zero responsibility for ALL errors they make).
Here is a recent example of an "error" e-mail we sent, telling of our error, and our discovery of the error:

"This is Bruce. I'm e-mailing you regarding your purchase of an ON THE TOWN Danish R60s on 11/24/2009 for $65.00. At the time we auctioned this poster (several years ago!), we believed it was the first release poster. But we recently discovered that the poster is actually a 1960s re-release. Know that if you still own the poster, then you are welcome to return it to us for a full refund (and we will even pay the return shipping, as long as you send it by an inexpensive method), because we guarantee everything we sell, no matter how long it is after the sales date!  Of course, you may have sold the poster, or you may prefer to keep it even with knowing the new information (assuming you did not know it at the time you purchased it). Either way, please let us know right away whether you want to keep it or return it (and if you want to return it, we will send you easy-to-follow instructions). We are the only auction we know of who offers refunds for mistakes even YEARS after the fact, and we are also the only one we know of who tracks down the buyers and doesn't wait for them to discover the mistake themselves! We await your reply."
In this case, that particular buyer replied as follows:

"Hi, Bruce and other eMoviePoster folks.
I greatly appreciate your notice to me that a Danish poster of "On the Town" that I purchased in 2009 was mistakenly described back then.  I plan to print out and retain a copy of your notice with my records.  However, while I appreciate your offer to return it for a full return, I plan to keep the poster for now and will not need to take you up on your offer. It is truly gratifying to see that your organization goes to great lengths to ensure that the posters is sells are accurately described, and that you stand behind the products you sell, even well after the initial sale. Thank you for this notification and do keep up the good work!"

Of course, this gives us MUCH greater incentive to make very few listing mistakes!

See our full guarantee here: http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/20120625ad_emovieposter_no_buyer_beware_buyer_warranty.jpg
Title: Consign now to our Halloween, December Major, & special Monroe/Hepburn auctions!
Post by: Bruce on September 10, 2013, 08:58:57 PM
I am posting this for four  reasons.

1) The FINAL deadline to consign to our 14th Annual Halloween Auction is Friday, September 20th. We have been consigned several great horror/sci-fi posters and lobby cards, but we would love to get lots more!

Given the really sensational horror/sci-fi results from our just concluded September Major Auction (did anyone expect Attack of the 50 Ft Woman one-sheet to sell for $19,000?), this certainly seems to be the time to consign quality items! We have top bidders looking to get top titles, and they love to buy from us, because they know that we are 100% honest in our condition descriptions (especially on restored items), so we get more money than do other auctions (or eBay sales), and yet we charge the lowest commissions of any major auction (and if of them say otherwise, then they are flat-out lying).

But in this auction, it is also fine for you to send inexpensive horror/sci-fi items as well! If you are a dealer who has a digitized inventory, it should be very easy for you to search through your items and locate and send just horror/sci-fi items to us. But since the deadline is close, be sure to send an email to ua to let us know what you plan to send. Note that you can consign any sort of posters (U.S. or non-U.S.), lobby cards, or stills.

2) Now is also the time to consign to our December Major Auction. With the great success of our just concluded September Major Auction (see below), it is clear that we have lots and lots of top buyers, and they want to buy any sort of quality item (at least from us!). We already have quite a few excellent items consigned, and this is sure to be another great auction!

IMPORTANT! I am going to be making a really major effort to keep lesser posters out of the December Major Auction. Why? Because there were around 20% of the items in the September Major Auction that sold for under $50, and I absolutely believe that those items would have done BETTER in the regular weekly auctions, because there, they would have been between the "middle of the pack", and the top items, so many more people would have seen them, because so many people only sort high to low and look at the top few pages of items.

But in the major auction, they fell at the very end, and they got far fewer views, and I believe that cause them to go for less (and of course, some people are going after expensive items, and skip the less expensive ones because they have to decide how to spend the money).

So I am asking all of you to bear this in mind when sending items for the December Major Auction. Of course, you can send items and leave it to ME as to whether they should be in the major auction or in the regular auctions (because my goal is the same as yours, which is to maximize how much the items sell for!). It is not a question of strictly price, but also of rarity and desirability. When I put an item that we have all the time in the major auction, I think that few people are "fooled", and most of them know that it is something they can skip and bid on the next time it shows.

Here is a "teaser ad" we just created for the December Major Auction:
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/20130909_decconsign_preview.jpg)

As the September Major Auction absolutely proved, we consistently get higher prices for quality items, specifically because we have a LOT of top buyers who mostly only purchase from us (because they are tired of negative experiences at other venues), and because our buyers KNOW that they can completely trust our condition grading, our unenhanced images, our descriptions of the amount of restoration each item has had, that we will pack everything wonderfully and only charge the actual cost of shipping, etc, etc, etc! Shouldn't YOU consider sending any quality items you have considered selling to us so that they can be included in this very special auction?

3) Our just concluded September Major Auction was a major success with $447,421 in total sales, and our June Major Auction also had great results, and in both sets of auctions, we picked up many new buyers who have continued buying in our three regular weekly auctions, and those have had really great results as well!

Of course, when you look over the September Major Auction results, many collectors will be most struck by the $19,000 for the ATTACK OF THE 50 FT WOMAN one-sheet or the $16,607 for the LAWRENCE OF ARABIA pre-Awards British quad, but there are lots and lots of other wonderful results for all sorts of items! You can view solely the items from each part at these links:
    http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2013-09-01/archive.html Part I Results (COMPLETED! $203,166 in sales): 385 one-sheets (linenbacked & unbacked, rolled & folded)
    http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2013-09-03/archive.html Part II Results (COMPLETED! $78,889 in sales): 384 linenbacked posters
    http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2013-09-05/archive.html Part III Results (COMPLETED! $65,430 in sales): 272 rolled posters of all types
    http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2013-09-08/archive.html Part IV Results (COMPLETED! $99,936 in sales): 241 LCs, "flat package" items, and "paperbacked" posters

Why have we received so many great results? Of course, a large part of the credit goes to our wonderful consignors who gave us so many rarities, but it is also quite clear that more and more collectors prefer to deal with an auction house where they KNOW that every item has been 100% accurately described, that the images have not been enhanced, and that they will almost certainly not have any problems before, during, and after their purchases, and that if somehow they do have any problem, then the owner of the auction (me!) will quickly step in to resolve that problem!

Please look at ALL our results (not just the top ones), and we know that you will see that they verify that we at eMoviePoster.com DO get the best results overall (and this is true at every price level, when you compare "apples to apples and oranges to oranges")!

I don't want to embarrass anyone by citing specific examples, but I have been seeing case after case of items auctioned on eBay and items auctioned on auction sites other than ours, where the items auction for FAR under what we have auctioned the same or similar items for (in many cases, we have auctioned the exact same item in almost the exact same condition for double or triple the amount, and the two auctions took place only days or weeks apart)! This goes to prove what I wrote above, which is that we have many buyers who don't look at eBay or other auction sites, and all our bidders are willing to bid higher in our auctions, because we completely eliminate the "fear factor" (the item might be a repro, the seller might have overgraded it, the item might be poorly packed, etc).

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20130906_seven_year_itch_linen_JC08715_L.jpg)

4) We were recently consigned an excellent collection of Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn items, and we will be putting an "All Monroe/Hepburn Auction" on our schedule (likely for mid-December, just in time for the holidays). The collection contains many of the best one-sheets and Belgian posters from the films of both actresses, plus a few other sizes. But there is room in this set of auctions for many more items, so if any of you have Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn items you wish to consign to this special auction, please <mailto:phillip@emovieposter.com?subject=Monroe or Hepburn items to consign>e-mail Phil a list of what you have (so we can tell you if we have them or not). Please note that consignments to this special auction will be included based on a "first consigned, first included" basis, so there is a real incentive to contact us right away with what you are considering sending! This is sure to be a wonderful auction!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20130906_german_a1_breakfast_at_tiffanys_JC08737_L.jpg)

This is the latest in a series of similar "special" auctions we have held (Star Wars, James Bond, Clint Eastwood, Frank Sinatra, etc), and in each we have received excellent results "across the board". We have no minimum value for consignments to this auction, so you dealers should look through your inventories and consider sending us ALL of your Monroe and Hepburn items!

And if YOU consign to ANY of these special auctions, then maybe next time you will be reading about a crazy high result on YOUR poster!
Title: Quality Consignments Wanted!
Post by: Bruce on September 20, 2013, 07:37:25 PM
Quality Consignments Wanted!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/20130920_decconsign_preview.jpg)
Title: How eMoviePoster.com was born!
Post by: Bruce on September 26, 2013, 07:01:29 PM
In 1999 I was watching EVERY collector in the world forced to buy a scanner and lots of other equipment and essentially start a part-time mail-order business so that they could sell on eBay, and I thought, "Wouldn't it be great if there was a central location where everyone could send their items to and that place would list them, and then the collectors would not have to do anything other than mail their stuff, and buyers would know they could count on honest condition descriptions and great packing?".

And that's how eMoviePoster.com was born! For the rest of the story, see http://www.emovieposter.com/comic_archive.php?id=1 (http://www.emovieposter.com/comic_archive.php?id=1)

(https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/554910_10151931457251241_1206643058_n.jpg)
Title: Re: How eMoviePoster.com was born!
Post by: CSM on September 26, 2013, 11:24:09 PM
Oh the days of $9 domestic shipping - must have been amazing for you Yanks ;)
Title: Re: How eMoviePoster.com was born!
Post by: Bruce on September 27, 2013, 05:42:45 AM
Oh the days of $9 domestic shipping - must have been amazing for you Yanks ;)

If you REALLY want a good cry, know that I just came across an invoice from 2000, when we were able to charge $4 flat rate to anywhere in the U.S., and FOURTEEN dollars flat rate to anywhere in the world.

If there were to somehow be a collapse in oil prices and a return to THOSE kind of rates, there would be an explosion of poster buying from all over the world.

Instead, rates keep rising. It is worst for those who sell cheap posters one at a time. At least with us, most buyers get at least five items, and many get dozens, so the cost per poster is not so terrible, but it is hard for anyone to justify buying one ten dollar poster and pay way more than that in shipping.
Title: You still have three weeks left to consign to this wonderful auction!
Post by: Bruce on October 08, 2013, 07:02:49 AM
You still have three weeks left to consign to this wonderful auction!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/20131007_decconsign_kong_preview.jpg)

Title: Re: You still have three weeks left to consign to this wonderful auction!
Post by: crowzilla on October 08, 2013, 10:25:21 AM
There hasn't been a nice King Kong insert on the market in a while - congrats on the nice consignment.
Title: We have made a significant improvement to our invoices
Post by: Bruce on October 19, 2013, 07:19:16 AM
Did you know that we have made a significant improvement to our invoices? A weakness in our much loved "Pay and Hold" system (which allows all U.S. customers to accumulate as many items as they can in a three week time and get all those items sent in as few packages as possible, and this is expanded to six weeks for non-U.S. customers!) WAS that when we sent out those "Pay and Hold" orders, the invoices only showed the dates you bought the items, and not exactly what you bought on those dates.

But NOW, We itemize the items bought through our Pay and Hold program on the invoices that we e-mail to buyers, which means that you can now view ALL the items you purchased in an easier to read format. This is especially helpful for those who purchase from lots of sets of our auctions, because it is easy to forget all that you bought over the previous three or six weeks, and now your e-mailed invoices show you EXACTLY what is in each order you are sent!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/red_question_mark.jpg)
Title: We just made a significant improvement to bidding on our site
Post by: Bruce on October 19, 2013, 10:39:06 PM
Did you know that we just made a significant improvement to bidding on our site? THIS IS A WONDERFUL CHANGE, BECAUSE SO MANY OF OUR BIDDERS USED TO BID ON EBAY (of course, we also know that many of them have quit eBay, either in whole or in part!). But on eBay, they allow bidding in dollars and cents (for no good reason whatsoever!), while OUR eMoviePoster.com auctions are "whole dollars only".


     Why is that a problem? Because some former eBay bidders would try to bid "$21.32" on one of our auctions, and it would end up coming out as "$2,132", which meant they had to contact us to cancel that wrong bid, if they even noticed it themselves. But thanks to a wonderful programming change just made, special characters (anything not a number) are no longer allowed when bidding. So now, if you try to type anything that is not a number (like a period or a comma or a dollar sign), you will be shown an error message and the non-number will be removed from the bid box. This should GREATLY cut down on the relatively bid mistakes we have had in the past!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/red_question_mark.jpg)
Title: Re: We just made a significant improvement to bidding on our site
Post by: 50s on October 19, 2013, 11:47:00 PM
former eBay bidders would try to bid "$21.32" on one of our auctions, and it would end up coming out as "$2,132"

Great user experience that it must have been, glad the bug is now fixed

Title: It starts Sunday at 5 PM CST!
Post by: Bruce on October 26, 2013, 04:48:22 AM
It starts Sunday at 5 PM CST!

(https://scontent-b-dfw.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-frc1/994930_10151991456191241_775941629_n.jpg)
Title: Re: It starts Sunday at 5 PM CST!
Post by: Bruce on October 27, 2013, 06:19:01 PM
They've begun!

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html
Title: Re: It starts Sunday at 5 PM CST!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on October 27, 2013, 07:18:12 PM
Black Frankenstein!

Of course the first thing I noticed - like all the other guys on here, I'm sure - was her dental fillings:

(http://www.posternirvana.com/0DNE2/2013-10/Blackenstein%202.jpg)

 (http://www.posternirvana.com/0DNE2/2013-10/Blackenstein.jpg)
Title: Re: It starts Sunday at 5 PM CST!
Post by: Silhouette on October 28, 2013, 12:25:17 AM
They've begun!

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html


You are to be congratulated, the sheer variety of "Monsters/Aliens/Baddies/Heroes Carrying Girls Who Have Passed Out" genre is to be marveled at the very least...I counted at least a dozen, of course even more if the if one includes the oft added but really-not-the-same genre "Monsters/Aliens/Baddies/Heroes Carrying Girls Who Are About To Pass Out"...a common mistake by amateur collectors to be sure.
Title: Re: It starts Sunday at 5 PM CST!
Post by: Bruce on October 28, 2013, 07:44:16 AM
You are to be congratulated, the sheer variety of "Monsters/Aliens/Baddies/Heroes Carrying Girls Who Have Passed Out" genre is to be marveled at the very least...I counted at least a dozen, of course even more if the if one includes the oft added but really-not-the-same genre "Monsters/Aliens/Baddies/Heroes Carrying Girls Who Are About To Pass Out"...a common mistake by amateur collectors to be sure.

Thanks, David! If you look through our Auction History Database, you will see that quite a few of these have been rarely offered over the past 5 years. They were once relatively easy to find, but those days are no more.
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: brude on November 10, 2013, 05:47:48 PM
That is great news, Bruce.
Your Auction History service is -- hands down -- the best of its kind on the internet (or anywhere else).
Please keep us updated as you near completion.
 cheers
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Bruce on November 10, 2013, 06:00:06 PM
Thanks much! We have added around 20,000 of them. We have been preparing all the rest into our "standardized format" which has taken one employee many MONTHS, but somewhere in the next couple of months we should add over 100,000 in one fell swoop!

One caveat: On some of the oldest ones (mostly 2003  and earlier) we can't be certain we have the EXACT right image (we may have sold five of something in that period and there will be no good way to match those five up correctly, without spending a zillion hours doing so) and we will likely just take our best guess and add an image of the same item, with a warining that says "This may not be the EXACT image of the item we sold on this date". But it will just be on items at least ten years old, and I doubt people will be using those for pricing data, so I think this is a worthwhile trade-off.

Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Undead on November 10, 2013, 06:11:07 PM
Bruce, I know this would not be easy for you guys but since you do get so many posters through your auction house and have the opportunity to see each different variation on them would it be plausible to create an identification area where even if it is not stating real or not just shows the different variations on the posters.

Just for a small example if I remember correctly off the top of my head Jaws has three or four different styles with the main differences being two different color backgrounds and each having a different position of the NNS info and crop marks at the edges for those colors or the multiple Star Wars style A one sheets, etc. I know I for one would find that kind of detailed information even from a research point of view to be invaluable. I am asking because since your image database is arguably, or possibly not, one of the largest in existence it would be easiest for you to put together from a single source.
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Bruce on November 10, 2013, 06:20:04 PM
That would work best if we had all the super-sized images on the site, so each person could view the different ones themselves to see if it matches one of the known ones.

The problem is that the bandwidth needed for one MILLION super-sized images is insane and costly if it is on a server that never crashes.

My thought had been to put those on a pay section of the site, and then charge a minimal monthly fee for access to it, just enough to defray the cost of the server fees.

I have also contemplated adding in ALL the pressbook images of posters that we have never sold to this pay section, which would surely be many hundreds of thousands more.

It is still a "work in progress"!
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Harry Caul on November 10, 2013, 08:45:28 PM
If you had scans for every page of the pressbooks I'd pay! 
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on November 10, 2013, 09:08:11 PM
I'd love to see the full pages in digital format but - ironically given all the fuss here lately - I can't see how you'd protect images of pressbooks if you scan the full pages in and try to sell them via a website.  

Unlike digital images of movie posters - which never have any meaningful value no matter how rare or valuable the underlying poster is - digital images of rare pressbooks ARE independently valuable.  

How would you protect them?  I think you'd have to sell them in some kind of protected Kindle format.
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: CSM on November 10, 2013, 09:24:18 PM
If you had scans for every page of the pressbooks I'd pay! 

And I will use Matt's password to get in ;)
Title: The five parts of our December Major Auction combined totaled $820,029!
Post by: Bruce on December 11, 2013, 07:57:39 PM
The five parts of our December Major Auction combined totaled $820,029 which is our best auction since 1994!

Here are ten of the top results (because I picked some from each of the five parts, they are not the ten HIGHEST results overall):

GRIM GAME linen 1sh $67,166
KING KONG insert $36,050
BLUEBEARD'S 8th WIFE linen 1sh $18,500
BRINGING UP BABY linen 1sh $13,500
THINGS TO COME linen insert $8,750
CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON linen 1sh $7,515
ENFORCER Italian 1p $6,100
CITIZEN KANE linen Swedish $5,525
HIGH SIERRA style B 1/2sh $4,500
L.A. CONFIDENTIAL int'l 1sh $2,327

The Grim Game Houdini poster set a world record for any Houdini poster (movie or magic). As usual, the "top ten" list above is dominated by classic 1910s to 1940s titles, but note that the rare international poster for 1997's L.A. Confidential sold for $2,327, almost a record for a poster from the 1990s (there is a very rare Matrix poster which has sold for slightly more, in one of our auctions)!

But we don't just show our very best results, and hide the rest!  To view each of the five parts, each viewable in an auction gallery, complete with everything that was on the auctions originally, plus the final selling prices (and each gallery is sortable and searchable) go to the below links at the top of this page:

http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php)

Ended Sunday, Dec 1st, 2013 : 292 horror/sci-fi posters and lobby cards (an unbelievable single owner collection of 1950s horror/sci-fi) in Part I of our December Major Auction ($156,340.00 in sales)

Ended Tuesday, Dec 3rd, 2013 : 488 linenbacked one-sheets in Part II of our December Major Auction ($272,735.00 in sales)

Ended Thursday, Dec 5th, 2013 : 394 non-one-sheet linenbacked posters (other U.S. sizes, 25 other countries, travel, war, & more) in Part III of our December Major Auction ($106,920.00 in sales)

Ended Sunday, Dec 8th, 2013 : 283 "oversized" items (including large linens, unbacked items, & paperbacked items; all of which ship in large tubes or oversized flat packages) in Part IV of our December Major Auction ($172,256.00 in sales)

Ended Tuesday, Dec 10th, 2013 : 476 rolled & folded posters and lobby cards in Part V of our December Major Auction ($111,778.00 in sales)

As noted above, the total for this major auction was the highest we have had in just under 20 years. The 1,930 items sold to a total of 526 different buyers (and surely there were at least that many more who bid on one or more posters but did not get any), which shows just how wonderful a selection this auction contained, because there were items for EVERY movie poster collector!

It also shows that collectors really like our lack of buyers premiums, our honest condition descriptions, and our never charging more than the actual cost of shipping. We have been doing this full time for 24 years. It took us 13 years to achieve two million dollars in sales in a single year. But then it only took us five years to reach three million dollars in annual sales, and another four years to reach four million dollars, which we achieved just last year. Amazingly, we are going to exceed FIVE MILLION DOLLARS in sales in 2013, just one year later. We don't know what 2014 holds, but it is clear that the entire movie poster hobby is solidly behind our auctions!
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: arsim on December 17, 2013, 05:35:04 AM
Good to see many of the extremely rare 1920s and 30s posters have been updated with better images.
Keep up the good work.
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: Bruce on December 17, 2013, 06:56:19 AM
Good to see many of the extremely rare 1920s and 30s posters have been updated with better images.
Keep up the good work.

Thanks much!

 happy1
Title: Re: We are adding in the 200,000 or so old "missing" images to our Auction History!
Post by: arsim on December 25, 2013, 06:33:23 PM
I would pay to put full sized images on my site ;)
The updates have allowed me to fill in a lot of details such as printer, but unfortunately I can't read the print/plate numbers and copyright text.
Title: We are currently offering a truly amazing collection of 316 Spanish heralds!
Post by: Bruce on February 10, 2014, 10:40:21 PM
Do you want to buy original first release full-color movie paper items from your favorite movies (often with completely different art from that of any other country), and NOT pay an arm and a leg to get them? We are currently offering a collection of 316 Spanish heralds (ending Sunday, together with Danish programs and a great offering of pressbooks), and this is far and away the best collection of these we have ever offered! It covers many decades and genres with many very popular titles. See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/search/spanish/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/search/spanish/15.html)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_creature_from_the_black_lagoon_a_HP07613_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_dr_no_HP07605_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_frankenstein_b_HP07604_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_cat_people_a_HP07615_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_vertigo_a_HP07632_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_notorious_a_HP07613_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_only_angels_have_wings_a_HP07614_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_war_of_the_worlds_a_HP07613_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140209/550/spanish_herald_adventures_of_sherlock_holmes_HP07606_L.jpg)
Title: Did you know where you were on the night of Tuesday, May 30, 2000?
Post by: Bruce on February 15, 2014, 10:03:40 PM
Did you know where you were on the night of Tuesday, May 30, 2000?
     Friday, October 29th, 1999 was a historic day for eMoviePoster.com! On that day, we added our very first eBay auction (we only added ONE auction, to make sure it worked). It was a window card for The Birds, and it sold for $196.50 on Friday, November 5th. One month later, we added 28 items to eBay, and each week day after that for the rest of December, we added around 25 to 50 items, so we had items closing every Monday through Friday for the rest of December.

We continued in that fashion until Thursday, March 16, 2000, when I had an inspiration! It occurred to me that we could have auctions just one day a week instead of all five, so that our bidders would only have to sit at their computer ONE night a week instead of five. So on that day, we had our first test auction with 212 items that began on Thursday, March 16th and closed a week later.

We continued with our daily auctions, but we assembled 439 items in addition, and we began those in our second test on Monday, April 3rd, and those items closed on Monday, April 10th. We did the same until Monday, April 24th, when we had our third test set of auctions with 365 items. All through this time, we were still having our daily items, with around 10 to 50 per day.

Finally, on Tuesday, May 23rd, I took the plunge and eliminated the daily items, and went to solely once a week auctions. After having tried Thursday and Monday, I settled on Tuesday, figuring that Monday was bad because of Monday Night Football, and Tuesday was the best night, because it meant that we would have three days after the auctions closed to get the orders shipped before the weekend. Our customers quickly told us they much preferred the once a week auctions, and we switched to that format for the remainder of the year, auctioning mostly between 400 and 700 items per Tuesday.

But back to that first Tuesday auction from May 30, 2000. There were 139 buyers of those first 351 items we auctioned that day. We just checked, and of those 139 buyers, ELEVEN of them are still active buyers (some have bought in the last two weeks!). We feel that having loyal customers over a 15 year period deserves some reward, so we are sending those eleven buyers two special gifts, which we think they will much appreciate (if you are one of those eleven people, you will receive notice of what you are getting on Monday, and if you are not, then we don't want to make you feel bad by telling you what incredible gifts we are giving them!). But know that we very much appreciate having such loyal customers (because thousands of you have been buying from us for a decade or more)!

Of course, all of you know that we continued with our Tuesday auctions over the next many years, and during that time, we steadily increased the number of items we auctioned each Tuesday, with many auctions of 999 items, and almost all auctions were between 500 and 999 items. On April 19, 2007, nearly 7 years after our first Tuesday auction, we added THURSDAY auctions which were the same format as our Tuesday auctions, but they were clearly a "secondary" set of auctions, with "only" around 300 items each Thursday.

But by June of 2009, our Thursday auctions had grown to be the equal of the Tuesday auctions, with 500 to 999 items in each set each week. So on Sunday, June 21, 2009, we added SUNDAY auctions which were the same format as our Tuesday and Thursday auctions, but they were clearly a "lesser" set of auctions, with "only" around 300 items each Sunday.

That brings us up to the present! Our Sunday auctions have continued to grow, and they are now mostly equal to the Tuesday and Thursday auctions, and we auction 999 each time we do folded items, and 850 items each time we do rolled items (because it takes much longer to pack tubes than flat packages!), and our three auctions have the same number of items. We have held 673 Tuesday auctions, 344 Thursday auctions, and 219 Sunday auctions, and altogether, we have held 907,581 separate auctions (and that counts only the number of auctions; if you count the number of ITEMS, it is surely well in the millions!).

(http://web.archive.org/web/20000511162843im_/http://www.brucehershenson.com/logo44.jpg)

(above is our website logo as of May 30, 200!)
Title: We have been consigned an amazing set of twenty five 11x14 MGM color-glos stills
Post by: Bruce on March 12, 2014, 09:10:16 PM
"Color-glos" stills used a special kind of color printing that the studios experimented with in the late 1930s and 1940s. It has a different effect than regular color printing, and color-glos stills were made in both an 8x10 and 11x14 format, primarily only for major releases (including The Wizard of Oz, Gone With the Wind, and Citizen Kane!). They are far more rare than regular color or black & white stills or lobby cards for the same titles!

We have been consigned an amazing set of twenty five 11x14 color-glos stills that MGM issued in 1940, each with a different portrait of an MGM star, taken by a top MGM photographer. Over the past 25 years I have seen a very tiny number of these (fewer than five) and until now I did not know there were 25 different ones.

They are in remarkable condition, and will be auctioned individually in our April Major Auction!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/20140312_aprilmajorauction_preview_mgmset.jpg)
Title: Re: We have been consigned an amazing set of twenty five 11x14 MGM color-glos stills
Post by: Harry Caul on March 12, 2014, 10:03:18 PM
Hedy  bed1
Title: We are actively seeking artist info on all posters that we don't know already
Post by: Bruce on March 15, 2014, 07:09:49 PM
Did you know that we are actively seeking artist info on all posters, where we don't already know the artist's name?

     Several weeks ago, we quietly added a new feature to our auctions that makes it super easy for you to tell us who the artwork for posters where we don't already have that information! On ALL our auctions, if we know the artist who drew the poster (if it has art), we list the artist's name in the auction description just above the "Film Description". If we do NOT know the artist, we instead put the following in that same location: "If you know who did the art (if any), please let us know."

We encourage you to use that link when you know artists that we do not know. Know too that we go to great lengths to verify the information we are given, so if you can include references to how you know it to be from the artist you say, that will help us a great deal by saving us time AND by making our information more accurate.

Since we added this link (and without even announcing it), we have receiving artist information we did not previously have for HUNDREDS of posters (and those who have contacted us can feel very happy knowing that they have helped improve those artists' exposures through our auctions!), and we thank each and every one of those who have helped us in the past, and those who WILL help us in the future!

Please know that we only want 100% verified information! If the artwork itself is not signed, then we want info from the artist themselves, or from someone who obtained their info directly from the artist. LOTS of websites contain unverified or "guessed-at" artist info that is flat-out wrong, and we would much rather have NO info than even a likely guess!

Also, know that because this is automatically added to all auctions, it will often say "If you know who did the art (if any), please let us know", even when the item has only a photographic image, or no image at all! Please DON'T contact us to tell us that! That is why we put "(if any)"!

Also, if you have any sort of correction to what we wrote (like we have the wrong artist, of course, or we misspelled their name) then please click on the link and let us know that. And of course the same goes true if you have any additional information. Many artists only sign with their last name or their initials, and some have a nickname, and if you know more about that artist than we do, please share that as well!

Finally, if any of you have long checklists of what posters specific artists did, please send those to us, BUT ONLY if you are 100% certain of ALL the information in the checklist!

Here is one where I would LOVE to know the artist!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/transparencies/550/ScanE013_20120928_120251.jpg)
Title: Re: We are actively seeking artist info on all posters that we don't know already
Post by: Mirosae on March 15, 2014, 07:43:23 PM
Did you know that we are actively seeking artist info on all posters, where we don't already know the artist's name?

Yes, I did know, I sent an email yesterday about a Bogie poster. You are welcome  :)
Title: Re: We are actively seeking artist info on all posters that we don't know already
Post by: Silhouette on March 15, 2014, 07:45:02 PM
Did you know that we are actively seeking artist info on all posters, where we don't already know the artist's name?

Yes, I did know, I sent an email yesterday about a Bogie poster. You are welcome  :)


And?
Title: Re: We are actively seeking artist info on all posters that we don't know already
Post by: Mirosae on March 15, 2014, 07:47:11 PM
And?

I think this post needs to be moved... ;)
Title: Re: We are actively seeking artist info on all posters that we don't know already
Post by: Bruce on March 15, 2014, 08:07:22 PM
Did you know that we are actively seeking artist info on all posters, where we don't already know the artist's name?

Yes, I did know, I sent an email yesterday about a Bogie poster. You are welcome  :)


Thanks! It won't get answered until Monday, because we are closed Saturday and Sunday, but every email (except spam and ones from trolls) gets a reply.

I really appreciate the help. And since it is free, everyone else will get to appreciate it, too.
Title: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 21, 2014, 05:27:13 PM
The next two weeks will be the absolute busiest eMoviePoster.com has ever had, and I want to make certain those of you reading this are aware of the many different auctions we will be holding during that time!

1) We have the absolute finest selection of stills we have ever offered at one time ending SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html. Once you go to this link and look for yourself, I have no doubt you will agree that this is "as good as it gets"!

2) We have TWO giant auctions of one-sheets ending on Tuesday March 25th and Thursday March 27th. The first auction has 999 folded one-sheets at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html and the second has 850 rolled one-sheets (including a wonderful selection of 38 Star Wars posters at the start of the auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html. Together, these two auctions have a really fantastic selection of one-sheets, covering all years, genres, and stars!

3) You will recall that I have been paying attention to non-U.S. buyers who have told me that they wish our Tuesday and Thursday auctions did not "end in the middle of the night" for some of them. I can't find a way to change that without hurting U.S. bidders, but I can give EVERY non-U.S. buyer a real chance to have what they want, by scheduling the items they are most likely interested in (non-U.S. posters) to end on Sundays, when our auctions start closing four hours earlier than our Tuesday and Thursday auctions.

I have scheduled two non-U.S. auctions to run on the Sundays before and after our April Major Auction. Because these auctions will close starting four hours ahead of when they would have if they had been held on Tuesdays instead, as they normally are, this will find out if more non-U.S. bidders participate and the proof will be whether or not those auctions do as well or better on Sundays than they would have done on Tuesday. So please, all non-U.S. buyers who want earlier ending times, mark those dates on your calendars and be sure to bid!

4) You know all about our April Major Auction, and we will be adding previews of all 5 parts.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/20140318_aprilmajorauction_for_lamp.jpg)

So the following two weeks will be the busiest we have ever had, but that is why we have 30 employees! If you have any questions about any of the above, please either e-mail us or call us, and we will do all we can to help you. And at any time, if you have an urgent problem, you can call ME, the owner of the company on our "hotline" number at 417-256-5555 (something you can't do with  ANY other auction), and I will drop whatever I am doing and get your problem solved.

Best of luck to all of you on any of our items that you bid on over the next two weeks, in all of the above auctions!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 21, 2014, 06:29:14 PM
Well, we worked all day, and we tried really hard, but we were unable to get a preview gallery of Part II WITH condition and in the right order. But we WERE able to create a gallery of all the images of the 500 linenbacked items in Part II, and you can view it here:

http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partii/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partii/)

So you can now see 1000 of the items in our April Major Auction! On Monday we will add the order and condition of Part II, and on Tuesday we will add the full preview gallery of Part III.
Title: Not a millionaire, but still want to buy great first release movie paper?
Post by: Bruce on March 22, 2014, 09:39:29 AM
If you are not a millionaire, but still want to buy great first release movie paper from classic films, why not check out our 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills we are auctioning that close Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html)

The highlight of this sale is the collection of 185 incredible female portraits at the start (some of which will sell for over $100 each), but the rest of the auction is filled with lots and lots of great vintage stills from classic movies, and with just over a day to go, around 420 of them are still $5 or under! Of course it is also fun to look at these even if you are just "window shopping".

Here is one that is currently just $3
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140316/200alt/8x10_arelene_dahl_num3_HP08157_C.jpg)
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=3344595 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=3344595)

In 1925 Dorothy Parker famously wrote
"Men seldom make passes
At girls who wear glasses."

Maybe THAT is why you virtually NEVER saw a 1930s-1950s pretty actress wearing glasses. Above is an unusual exception from 1950, showing Arlene Dahl in a in sexy swimsuit wearing eyeglasses!
Title: Wanted: Corrections on our Auction History Database
Post by: Bruce on March 24, 2014, 06:46:13 AM
Our Auction History Database at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html has 922,504 sales results and 799,364 images (but we are working on adding in the "missing" 123,000 images, almost all of which are at least a decade old).

If YOU are an expert on any type of poster or specific movie (even self-proclaimed), please go to the above database and look over our data, specifically as far as the year of release goes, because dating many non-U.S. poster can be very tricky.

If you find an error of any sort, please do one of two things:
1) Send an email with the details of the mistake you found (and how you know it to be wrong) in an email to matt@emovieposter.com and he will get it updated within a day or two, and of course he will reply to you letting you know it has been fixed (or asking for more info).

2) With great fanfare, start a topic here on this forum in the Authentication thread, detailing what you found. If is fine if you choose this second approach, but if you do so, please consider ALSO sending an email with the details of the mistake you found in an email to matt@emovieposter.com, so there is no chance it is missed (I do not read all the posts here, and our Matt is not on here at all).

Our database is very much like Wikipedia. It is the result of thousands of collectors sharing their knowledge, and it is free to everyone. Unlike Wikipedia, we don't let people directly edit the database, and we take steps to verify what is submitted to us.

We look forward to many more corrections! The past few weeks have seen corrections posted on a handful of titles, but surely with 922,504 entries from countries all over the globe (and from over a century of film making) there must be thousands of mistakes to be found!

Title: Re: Not a millionaire, but still want to buy great first release movie paper?
Post by: jayn_j on March 24, 2014, 08:41:42 AM
In 1925 Dorothy Parker famously wrote
"Men seldom make passes
At girls who wear glasses."

Men seldom make passes
At girls who wear glasses.
so Dorothy Parker has said
She said it quite rightly
They're very unsightly
But who wears glasses to bed?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 24, 2014, 09:14:38 AM
Wonka's girls wear magnifying glasses


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 24, 2014, 11:32:09 AM
Please help identify these sexy actresses!

Go here:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/small_galleries/unknown_stills/

If you know any of these actresses' names, please post (referencing the number under each still). If the still does not have the movie name on it and you know it, please post that as well!

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 12:29:24 PM
img006 Barbara Bates

not sure which movie but this is a start

Barbara Bates (Aug 6,1925–Mar 18,1969) was an American fashion model and actress.
She was one of the "Seven Salome Girls" in 1945 drama "Salome Where She Danced" .
After 1945 Bates spent the next years as stock actress, landing bit parts in movies
and doing cheesecake layouts for some magazines like Yank , Army Weekly and Life .
In 1947, Warner Bros. highlighted her "girl-next-door" image and her career took off
In 1949, her contract with Warner was terminated and she signed with Century Fox .
In 1950, she landed her most memorable role in " All About Eve " with Bette Davis .

1945 Strange Holiday - 1945 Salome Where She Danced - 1945 Lady on a Train
1945 This Love of Ours - 1945 The Crimson Canary - 1946 A Night in Paradise
1947 The Fabulous Joe - 1947 Hal Roach Comedy Carnival - 1947 Always Together
1948 April Showers - 1948 Romance on High Seas - 1948 Adventures of Don Juan
1948 June Bride - 1948 Johnny Belinda - 1949 The House Across the Street
1949 One Last Fling - 1949 The Inspector General - 1950 All About Eve
1950 Quicksand - 1950 Cheaper by the Dozen - 1951 The Secret of Convict Lake
1951 Let's Make It Legal - 1952 Belles on Their Toes - 1952 Outcasts of Poker Flat
1953 All Ashore - 1953 The Caddy - 1954 Rhapsody - 1954/1955 It's a Great Life (TV)
1955 The Millionaire (TV) - 1955 Studio 57 (TV) - 1956 House of Secrets
1957 Town on Trial - 1958 Apache Territory - 1962 The Saint (TV series)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 12:36:03 PM
img012
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Janis_Paige
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Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 12:41:05 PM
img 010 Kelly Ryan
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Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 12:49:49 PM
img011 Joan Valerie
Submarine patrol aka Splinter Fleet

Maybe Jeff got this one see his post below
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 12:54:14 PM
img009 Helene Reynolds
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Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 01:15:04 PM
img004 Lola Albright pin up model singer actress

http://www.picstopin.com/500/lola-albright-photos-image-search-results/http:||991*com|newGallery|Lola-Albright-Dreamsville-EP-551205*jpg/
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 01:21:17 PM
img007 and img008 bonita granville

http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Bonita-Granville-Posters_i3805089_.htm
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 24, 2014, 01:22:57 PM
Here are my offers on these:  ;)

Image 01- Gwen Kenyon

Image 09- Jean Howard

Image 10- Kelly Ryan

Image 11- Nancy Kelly (Splinter Fleet was released as Submarine Patrol, the 1938 John Ford film)

Image 12- Janis Paige
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 24, 2014, 01:24:57 PM
img002 Jenny Pitsmellkowski costarring in "the Flatchesters"
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 24, 2014, 03:58:37 PM
Previews for our April Major Auction!

Our April Major Auction has an incredible selection of posters (1,800+ items in all!), covering all years, genres, and sizes and is being run in five parts:

    Part I Preview at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/parti/ (Tuesday March 25th to April 1st): 500 linenbacked one-sheets
    Part II Preview at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partii/ (Thursday March 27th to April 3rd): 500 non-one-sheet linenbacked posters
    Part III (Sunday March 30th to April 6th): hundreds of "oversized" (linenbacked & not backed) posters & paperbacked posters
    Part IV (Tuesday April 1st to 8th): hundreds of rolled & folded posters, lobby cards, stills & more
    Part V (Thursday April 3rd to 10th): hundreds of items in a special James Bond collection

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 25, 2014, 08:20:33 PM
Please help identify these sexy actresses!

Go here:
http://www.emovieposter.com/unused/small_galleries/unknown_stills/

If you know any of these actresses' names, please post (referencing the number under each still). If the still does not have the movie name on it and you know it, please post that as well!



Here is where we are at. Anyone else have any opinion on #2, #3, or the disputed #5?

1. Gwen Kenyon

2. UNKNOWN

3. UNKNOWN

4. Lola Albright

5. Eva Bartok or Anna Maria Alberghetti from "Ten Thousand Bedrooms" 1957
(Look at this image of Eva Bartok here: http://goo.gl/ijom8Y )

6. Barbara Bates

7. Bonita Granville

8. Bonita Granville

9. Helene Reynolds
10. Kelly Ryan

11. Nancy Kelly ("Splinter Fleet" was released as "Submarine Patrol" the 1938 John Ford film)

12. Janis Paige (One Sunday Afternoon)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 25, 2014, 08:48:03 PM
One clue/tidbit to go on: The Tuberculosis poster shown in photo 3, is from 1947.

(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/img003_zps7a0576bb.jpg)(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/01-1947-02-protect-your-home-ad_zpsffeb92cd.jpg)


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 25, 2014, 08:51:17 PM
for number 5 the teeth say Bartok
and the Tuberculosis chick is probably generic?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 25, 2014, 09:13:13 PM
Between the teeth, the very defined, sweeping eyebrows and the small indented, slightly square chin... I'd say number 5 is Bartok, too. AMA has a round chin.  ;)

(http://www.briansdriveintheater.com/cheesecake/evabartok/evabartok3.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 25, 2014, 09:14:22 PM
for number 5 the teeth say Bartok
and the Tuberculosis chick is probably generic?

Good one.  ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 25, 2014, 11:09:20 PM
Submitted for your approval: 500 linenbacked one-sheets now live in Part I of our April Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20140325_parti_logo.jpg)

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 26, 2014, 07:00:43 PM
I am looking for help on three posters from Over the Edge, the 1979 Jonathan Kaplan crime teen rebellion melodrama. This movie, which brought Matt Dillon into the public eye, had a very unusual history! It was made right after "The Warriors" and "The Wanderers" were released in 1979, and since both those movies sparked teen violence after their openings, the studio refused to release this movie in the U.S. (although it had some limited releases in other countries in 1979). But after many critics acclaimed the movie as a masterpiece, the studio had first a limited release in the U.S. in December of 1981, and then it received a wide release in 1982.

Does anyone know exactly when each of the following three English language posters were created?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA131015/550/over_the_edge_MF02206_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140325/550/over_the_edge_linen_JC10800_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140327/550/special_over_the_edge_linen_JC10823_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on March 26, 2014, 07:07:55 PM
Isn't Dan Rickard (or whatever his real name is) a huge fan of this movie?  I seem to recall he is.  You should check with him directly, Bruce.  He's a member of this forum under Dan.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 26, 2014, 07:19:26 PM
Bruce, does the 3rd OS (the b/w version) have written "®1982 Orion Pictures Company" in the lower left area, below the "Soundtrack Available On" line of text?

Could this be the 1982 release OS?

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 27, 2014, 06:51:48 AM
For those of you new to this forum, I am Bruce Hershenson and I own a city block in West Plains, MO. My business, eMoviePoster.com is located there (around 40,000 sq ft) and I currently have 30 employees. I started auctioning on eBay in 1999 and held 330,000 auctions there, for one-of-a-kind items.

I left eBay in 2008 with sales of over $2 million a year, and now auction 110,000 one-of-a-kind movie or poster-related items (far more than just "movie posters"!) a year on eMoviePoster.com and in 2013 we took in $5.1 million.

Sometime in 2014 I will hold my one MILLIONTH auction! I am searching for just the right gift to give to that buyer of our millionth item (it will happen late this year, so I have time). But it will be something REALLY special!

(https://scontent-a-ord.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/t1.0-9/1536669_10152339500516241_1125809027_n.jpg)
Title: The preview gallery of Part III of our April Major Auction is now online!
Post by: Bruce on March 27, 2014, 10:52:05 AM
You are not going to believe the incredible selection of items shown in the preview gallery of Part III of our April Major Auction, found at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partiii/

Go there now and prepare to be dazzled!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 28, 2014, 06:23:02 AM
Submitted for your approval: 500 linenbacked "non-one-sheets" now live in Part II of our April Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140327/550/half_creature_from_the_black_lagoon_styleB_linen_JC09695_L.jpg)


Also, 500 linenbacked one-sheets now live in Part I of our April Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html


(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140325/550/blue_dahlia_styleA_linen_MF03378_L.jpg)

See a preview gallery of of all 282 "oversized" items in Part III that will be auctioned 3/30 to 4/6 at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partiii/


(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140330/200/40x60_barbarella_teaser_JC11088_C.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 28, 2014, 10:50:38 PM
We at eMoviePoster.com have THE WORLD OF MOVIE POSTERS! 850 non-U.S. posters from 31 different countries ending SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html.

Do you want to always keep up with our 2,000 to 3,000 WEEKLY eMoviePoster.com auctions? Please consider joining the 8,500+ members of our free weekly e-mail club at https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php (it has been going since early 1999!) and/or join the 2,216+ following us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/emovieposter

Note that there is an important difference about this set of auctions! Normally we auction non-U.S. posters on Tuesdays or Thursdays, but because many of our European bidders have told us that it is inconvenient that those auctions close "in the middle of the night" for them, we have scheduled this auction (and also our auction of folded non-U.S. posters that starts on April 6th) to run on Sundays instead (see below for more on this). While this will surely help some of our non-U.S. buyers, there may be others who don't realize these posters are closing on Sunday afternoon, and this may create the opportunity for great deals! OF COURSE, THESE AUCTIONS ALSO END RIGHT BEFORE OUR GREAT APRIL MAJOR AUCTION BEGINS, SO THAT TOO MIGHT MEAN SOME BUYERS HOLD OFF, AND IF SO, YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT!

I just looked over these 850 non-U.S. posters from 31 different countries, and many of the prices on these are really hard to believe! With just over two days to go, the items include 165 items with no bids (19%), 466 items at $1 or with no bids (55%), 496 items at $2 or less (58%), 543 items at $3 or less (64%), 590 items at $4 or less (69%), and 625 items at $5 or less (74%)!

HELLO! This is 2014 and I doubt you could have purchased many of these items for $5 (or far under) 20 years ago!  And you can get as many of these items as you want sent in one package anywhere in the U.S. for just 12 dollars shipping for all (or actual cost anywhere else), EVEN IF you win 100 or more! And if you are in our e-mail club (over 8,500 members), you get SEVEN full-color books as an added bonus if you purchase 15 items (no matter how inexpensive)! We are almost completely out of these bonus books and will end this promotion soon.

The below are the current top items:
6y033 SON OF FRANKENSTEIN Turkish '39 wonderful different art of Boris Karloff as the monster!
6y381 STAR WARS British quad '77 George Lucas classic sci-fi epic, art by Tom William Chantrell!
6y371 RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK British quad '81 different art of Harrison Ford by Brian Bysouth!
6y210 8 1/2 French 23x32 '63 Federico Fellini, Marcello Mastroianni, Claudia Cardinale!
6y611 LE MANS English Italian 26x38 pbusta '71 great images of race car driver Steve McQueen!
6y368 PRINCESS BRIDE British quad '87 Cary Elwes, Andre the Giant, Mandy Patinkin, classic!
6y295 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET THE KILLER BORIS KARLOFF British quad R50s scared Bud & Lou + Karloff
6y316 FAHRENHEIT 451 British quad R70s Francois Truffaut, Julie Christie, Oskar Werner, Bradbury!
6y131 AMERICAN PSYCHO Japanese 29x41 '00 psychotic yuppie killer Christian Bale, from Ellis novel!
6y626 TEN COMMANDMENTS set of 5 Italian photobustas R70s Cecil B. DeMille, Charlton Heston & Brynner
6y374 RETURN OF THE JEDI British quad '83 George Lucas classic, completely different art by Kirby!
6y362 OCTOPUSSY British quad '83 art of Maud Adams & Roger Moore as James Bond by Goozee!
6y373 RESERVOIR DOGS DS British quad '92 Quentin Tarantino, Keitel, Buscemi, Penn, different!
6y319 GAME OF DEATH British quad '79 Bruce Lee, Kareem Abdul Jabbar, cool different image!
6y321 GARDEN OF EVIL British quad '54 art of Gary Cooper, Susan Hayward & Richard Widmark!
6y311 CAT PEOPLE British quad R50s Val Lewton, full-length Simone Simon by black panther!
6y349 MAGNUM FORCE British quad '73 Clint Eastwood is Dirty Harry pointing his huge gun!
6y212 BELLE DE JOUR French 23x32 '67 Luis Bunuel, close up of Catherine Deneuve by Ferracci!
6y337 INNOCENTS British quad '62 Deborah Kerr is outstanding in Henry James' classic story!
6y001 BULLITT Finnish R70s great c/u of Steve McQueen, Peter Yates car chase classic!
6y112 ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN South American '48 plus Wolfman & Dracula after Bud & Lou!
6y394 WORST MOVIES EVER MADE British quad '90s Ed Wood six-bill, great images!
6y614 HILLS HAVE EYES set of 12 Italian photobustas '78 images from Wes Craven horror classic!
6y696 MOLE PEOPLE Italian locandina R60s from a lost age, horror crawls from the depths of Earth!
6y726 WAR & PEACE Italian locandina '56 different art of Hepburn, Fonda & Ferrer by Ciriello!
6y781 HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES Danish '59 Peter Cushing, great snarling dog artwork!
6y354 METROPOLIS DS British quad R10 Fritz Lang classic, art of city by Bilinsky!
6y053 RETURN OF THE JEDI Spanish '83 George Lucas classic, Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford!
6y842 TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Danish '63 cool different art of Gregory Peck in courtroom!
6y104 MI QUERIDA CAPITAN Mexican poster '50 Cabaliero artwork of majorette!
6y047 EMPIRE STRIKES BACK Spanish '80 George Lucas sci-fi classic, different artwork!
6y397 8 1/2 Belgian '63 Federico Fellini classic, Marcello Mastroianni & Claudia Cardinale!
6y303 BEASTMASTER British quad '82 fantasy art of barechested Marc Singer & Tanya Roberts!
6y667 CASINO ROYALE Italian locandina '67 James Bond spy spoof, art by Robert McGinnis!
6y700 NORTH BY NORTHWEST Italian locandina R76 Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, Hitchcock classic!
6y178 FRANKENSTEIN Yugoslavian '60s Boris Karloff as the monster, Colin Clive, Mae Clarke!
6y507 REPORTAGE 57 Russian 22x29 '60 Kopeyko artwork of man on street in headlights!
6y263 LA DOLCE VITA French 15x21 '60 Federico Fellini, Mastroianni, Ekberg by Yves Thos!
6y227 QUEEN BEE French 23x32 '55 Joan Crawford is all honey on the outside, all fury on the inside
6y689 INVADERS FROM MARS Italian locandina '58 classic, hordes of green monsters from outer space!
And on and on and on!

But wait! There's even more! If you are one of the 8,500+ members of our weekly e-mail club (and if you are not, you can join right now at https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php!), you get seven of our full color books as a bonus if you purchase just 15 of these items, and we even pay the U.S. shipping on that bonus (if you live outside the U.S., you pay the difference between U.S. shipping and the actual cost of getting them to you).

Here is more about why these auctions close on Sunday: You will recall that I have been paying attention to non-U.S. buyers who have told me that they wish our Tuesday and Thursday auctions did not "end in the middle of the night" for some of them. I held a poll to see about having our Tuesday and Thursday auctions close an hour earlier, but the results were strongly in favor of leaving them as they are.

So while I can't find a way to change our Tuesday and Thursday ending times that would make most bidders happy, I CAN give EVERY non-U.S. buyer a real chance to have what they want, by scheduling the items they are most likely interested in (non-U.S. posters) to end on Sundays, when those auctions start closing FOUR hours earlier than our Tuesday and Thursday auctions.

Therefore, I have scheduled THIS auction of 850 rolled non-U.S. posters from many countries to run from Sunday 3/23 to 3/30, and an auction of 999 folded non-U.S. posters and lobby cards from many countries to run from Sunday 4/6 to 4/13 (right after our April Major Auction ends).

Because these auctions will close starting four hours ahead of when they would have if they had been held on Tuesdays instead, as they normally are, this will find out if more non-U.S. bidders participate and the proof will be whether or not those auctions do as well or better on Sundays than they would have done on Tuesday. So please, all non-U.S. buyers who want earlier ending times, mark those dates on your calendars and be sure to bid!

Don't forget to check out our 850 non-U.S. posters from 31 different countries sometime BEFORE they end in two days, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/turkish_son_of_frankenstein_MF03552_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/british_quad_star_wars_MF01268_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/italian_pbusta_26x38_le_mans_dupe3_MF02661_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/french_med_8_1_and_2_JC10998_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140323/550/finnish_bullitt_MF03368_L.jpg)
Title: Four great Shirley Temple one-sheets in our April Major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on March 29, 2014, 09:36:33 AM
Four great Shirley Temple one-sheets in Part I of our April Major Auction here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/search/shirley%2520temple/13.html

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140325/550/captain_january_styleB_linen_MF03380_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140325/550/little_colonel_styleA_linen_MF03380_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140325/550/poor_little_rich_girl_linen_MF03380_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140325/550/little_miss_broadway_linen_MF03632_C.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 29, 2014, 12:22:31 PM
Nice, Bruce.

Portal Productions repro copies of The Little Colonel are ALWAYS appearing on ebay.. so it is truly nice to see an actual, original OS from the film.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 29, 2014, 12:27:08 PM
Nice, Bruce.

Portal Productions repro copies of The Little Colonel are ALWAYS appearing on ebay.. so it is truly nice to see an actual, original OS from the film.

Those four one-sheets were bought at auction between 15 and 25 years ago. Few of them ever surface anymore!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 31, 2014, 05:11:32 AM
Did you know that you can save a huge amount of money by buying posters "pre-linenbacked"?

     Part I and Part II of our April Major Auction together contain ONE THOUSAND professionally linenbacked posters. Just about every collector of "older" posters knows that a large majority of those that survive have been professionally linenbacked and restored, because those posters were not only printed on an inexpensive paper stock, but they were also used in theaters, so most have pinholes or tape stains, and many have tears, tape repairs, etc. And even the best condition ones often have foldlines (almost all older one-sheets, three-sheets and six-sheets were folded before being distributed, and those foldlines are distracting, even in a nice condition poster.

So most collectors get these posters professionally linenbacked, and they are also restored during as part of the backing process (although some collectors prefer to simply back the posters and have NO restoration performed, and because this was more common in Europe than in the U.S., this is often referred to as being "in the European style").

When a poster has been well backed and restored, the difference can be night and day! All the unsightly defects vanish, and the poster now looks close to how it did when it was first created, and can be more fully enjoyed while it is displayed. Linenbacked posters are far easier to frame. An unbacked poster must be either "floated" in a frame, or carefully attached with conservation tape, whereas a linenbacked posters can simply be taped on the back of the excess linen, with zero chance of harming the poster. Linenbacked posters are also far easier to transport, as they are far less fragile than unbacked ones.

But this process is fairly expensive. Most top restorers charge around $125 to linenback a one-sheet that is in nice condition, and one that has restoration needs can often run $175 to $250, and even more for more serious defects. Larger or smaller posters cost more or less, depending on their size. So most people will only linenback a poster that is worth a few hundred dollars or more, although many others will linenback a less valuable poster, simply because they want to display it at its best and don't care if they are "losing" some money backing it.

BUT YOU CAN SAVE A MASSIVE AMOUNT OF MONEY WHEN YOU PURCHASE A POSTER THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN BACKED! Why? Because people tend to somewhat disregard the cost of backing when bidding on such posters. If a one-sheet poster usually sells for around $300 unbacked, then it might sell for $350 linenbacked, even though the earlier owner may have paid $200 to have it backed!

This is especially true with less expensive posters. EVERY time we auction linenbacked posters, we have LOTS of them that end up auctioning for LESS THAN THE COST OF LINENBACKING ALONE! Sometimes you can even buy linenbacked one-sheets for just $20 or $30! So if you like great deals, be sure to check out the ONE THOUSAND professionally linenbacked posters in Part I and Part II of our April Major Auction!

This can be even MORE true with linenbacked larger posters! Part III of our April Major Auction contains around 150 linenbacked three-sheets, Italian one- and two- panels, French one-panels, and other large sizes, and almost all of these were backed at a cost of $250 or more each, and yet some of them will sell for $25 to $50, a massive savings off of the linenbacking alone!

But when buying linenbacked posters, you always need to be careful that the seller or auctioneer is being 100% truthful about the amount of restoration a poster has had. We at eMoviePoster.com ALWAYS give a thorough description of the "pre-restoration" defects a poster has had, so you can bid knowing full well that what you receive will match what you saw, and that the poster did not have more restoration than what was described.

MANY OF THE BEST DEALS OF ALL THE POSTERS WE AUCTION EACH YEAR ARE THE LINENBACKED POSTERS WE AUCTION IN OUR MAJOR AUCTIONS!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 31, 2014, 12:24:09 PM

Part I and Part II of our April Major Auction together contain ONE THOUSAND professionally linenbacked posters.

But when buying linenbacked posters, you always need to be careful that the seller or auctioneer is being 100% truthful about the amount of restoration a poster has had. We at eMoviePoster.com ALWAYS give a thorough description of the "pre-restoration" defects a poster has had, so you can bid knowing full well that what you receive will match what you saw, and that the poster did not have more restoration than what was described.


Bruce, did (and do) all of the linen backed posters coming up in your Major auction(s) come to you already backed? Or do you send some pieces out to have done, prior, as well?

I'm just curious what the process is, since you have all of the minute, pre-restoration details on each of these posters. Or are consignors required to fill out a form, when sending linen backed items, describing all of a poster's defects prior to it being backed and retouched?

And if you do send things out yourself, can I ask who does the backing & restoration work for you?

 cheers

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on March 31, 2014, 12:59:29 PM
Not to answer for Bruce, but I believe he has a large light table to reveal any and all restoration areas. 

By the way Bruce, where are our part IV and V previews? :)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 31, 2014, 01:11:51 PM
Not to answer for Bruce, but I believe he has a large light table to reveal any and all restoration areas.  

By the way Bruce, where are our part IV and V previews? :)


To lay out & go over 1000+ linen backed posters (for this auction with alone) with a fine tooth comb, look for & notate each tear and flaw, both large and small, like this, would take quite a bit of time, I would imagine. If that is actually emovie's process, major kudos to them!   thumbup

Now I'm even more curious to know.  :D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on March 31, 2014, 08:45:29 PM
To lay out & go over 1000+ linen backed posters (for this auction with alone) with a fine tooth comb, look for & notate each tear and flaw, both large and small, like this, would take quite a bit of time, I would imagine. If that is actually emovie's process, major kudos to them!   thumbup

Now I'm even more curious to know.  :D

I DO actually do this, and I do it all myself. I have condition graded tens of thousands of linenbacked posters. I refuse to delegate this to others. Every auction I am sent posters that were bought at other auctions, and some percentage of them were massively mis-graded the earlier go-round. Maybe it was because they lacked experience, or proper tools, or maybe they were "looking the other way". Many others are sent to me that were accurately graded.

The vast majority of the linen posters I auction are sent to me that way. I prefer to auction unbacked posters as they are, so the new buyer can both choose the restorer they want to use, and also choose the amount of restoration they want the poster to have. Besides, an awful lot of backed posters auction for a significant discount to the cost of linen, so it is not necessarily a smart move to back a poster, UNLESS the seller is deceptive about the amount of restoration it has had.
Title: Harry Caul asked for it!
Post by: Bruce on March 31, 2014, 08:48:47 PM
Harry Caul asked for it! The Preview Gallery of all 463 items in Part IV that will be auctioned 4/1 to 4/8

http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partiv/


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 31, 2014, 09:31:20 PM
I DO actually do this, and I do it all myself. I have condition graded tens of thousands of linenbacked posters. I refuse to delegate this to others. Every auction I am sent posters that were bought at other auctions, and some percentage of them were massively mis-graded the earlier go-round. Maybe it was because they lacked experience, or proper tools, or maybe they were "looking the other way". Many others are sent to me that were accurately graded.

The vast majority of the linen posters I auction are sent to me that way. I prefer to auction unbacked posters as they are, so the new buyer can both choose the restorer they want to use, and also choose the amount of restoration they want the poster to have. Besides, an awful lot of backed posters auction for a significant discount to the cost of linen, so it is not necessarily a smart move to back a poster, UNLESS the seller is deceptive about the amount of restoration it has had.

Thanks, Bruce!  thumbup
Title: Re: Harry Caul asked for it!
Post by: Harry Caul on April 01, 2014, 01:03:11 AM
Harry Caul asked for it! The Preview Gallery of all 463 items in Part IV that will be auctioned 4/1 to 4/8

http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014april/partiv/





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Title: Insanely great values in large linenbacked posters ending Sunday!
Post by: Bruce on April 05, 2014, 10:56:36 PM
Part III of our April Major Auction contains around 200 large linenbacked posters (mostly 3-sheets, French one-panels, and Italian one- and two-panels) and with less that a day to go, around 30 of them are under $20 each and 75 of them are under $40 each, and yet they cost around $200 to $300 each JUST FOR THE LINENBACKING ALONE!

See just the linen posters here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/3/search/linen/records/80/15.html
Or see all the 282 excellent 'oversized' and paperbacked items of all kinds here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/records/80/sort/4/15.html

You will surely be amazed just how great the values are!

Look at this poster:
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It is a linenbacked French one-panel poster in our "very good" condition, and yet as of now, it is at JUST TEN DOLLARS!
See it here: http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=3365211

But hurry, because there is well under a day until these start closing Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/records/80/sort/4/15.html at 3 PM CST (NOT 7 PM, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions)!
Title: eMoviePoster.com went over one million dollars in annual sales on April 1, 2014!
Post by: Bruce on April 06, 2014, 07:58:32 AM
It is no April Fool's joke that eMoviePoster.com went over one million dollars in annual sales on April 1st, 2014 ($1,020,605 to be exact). This is the fastest we ever got to one million dollars in sales, and we are on a pace to match or surpass our $5,133,181 in sales we had in 2013.

Go to this page (http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php) to see all of our sales figures, day by day, week by week, month by month, and year by year, and you can go to any specific set of auctions over the past 13 years (we are only missing some of our very earliest sales, from before 2002).

Are YOU one of our 37,750 past customers? If not, you need to go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/all.html and look at our 2,000 to 3,000 current weekly auctions, and discover why just about every movie paper collector in the world participates in our auctions.

And if you are someone with movie paper you would like to sell, go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign and read our simple terms (and our fees are the lowest of any major auction), and consider joining the 1,451 others who have previously consigned to us.

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on April 08, 2014, 07:39:07 PM
Just minutes to go until the items in Part IV start to close at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html and the bids are flying in fast and furious. As one very long time collector commented to me, this part of the auction is filled with great items you almost never see, and they are in better condition than the few you do see, and they are almost all completely unrestored. Items like those make for a great auction, and these auctions are fun to watch, even if you are not bidding!

P.S. We have a select group of eight excellent personally signed items in Part IV of our Major Auction closing tonight, and they include some excellent ones!

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/searchfield/title/search/SIGNED/sort/2/13.html to see all eight signed items.
Title: Parts I to IV have now closed with total sales of over $410,000!
Post by: Bruce on April 09, 2014, 11:02:23 AM
Parts I to IV of our April Major Auction have now closed with total sales of over $410,000 (See EVERY result in our gallery format from this page: http://www.emovieposter.com/sales/postersales.php):
Part I: $153,179
Part II: $67,637
Part III: $82,127
Part IV: $107,926
Part V (all James Bond, the single owner collection of 438 James Bond posters and items of all types) has not closed yet, but closes Thursday night!

The total of Parts I to IV exceeded our expectations by a wide margin. We also had the greatest number of buyers ever in a major auction, which also shows how highly competitive it was!

Thanks to all our consignors, and we are now accepting consignments for our July Major Auction, which SEEMS like a long way off, but the deadline for consigning is only around 6 weeks away!

Some of the best results from the four Parts were as follows:

BLUE DAHLIA one-sheet Final Price $5,750

POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE ('46) one-sheet Final Price $3,600

INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN one-sheet Final Price $3,333

SAY IT WITH SONGS one-sheet Final Price $4,544

CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON half-sheet Final Price $3,800

SCARLET EMPRESS Belgian poster Final Price $3,200

FORBIDDEN PLANET one-sheet Final Price $6,651

BARBARELLA Forty By Sixty Final Price $5,600

LONE RANGER ('56) set of two special posters Final Price $2,700

WIZARD OF OZ ('39) pressbook Final Price $8,265

BULLITT three-sheet Final Price $4,700

DIAL M FOR MURDER ('54) three-sheet Final Price $3,450
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on April 09, 2014, 01:17:03 PM
Congrats on the sales, so far, Bruce.

 cheers
Title: An important difference in our current 999 non-U.S. posters & LCs auctions!
Post by: Bruce on April 13, 2014, 12:04:50 AM
There is an important difference in our 999 non-U.S. posters & LCs auctions closing Sunday the 13th (besides that 3/4 are currently $5 or under)!
     We have 999 Australian & German posters + other non-U.S. posters & lobby cards ending SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html. and as of this writing, with a day to go, over 600 of the items are at $1 or have no bid!

But there is an important difference about this set of auctions! Normally we auction non-U.S. posters on Tuesdays or Thursdays, but because many of our European bidders have told us that it is inconvenient that those auctions close "in the middle of the night" for them, we have scheduled this auction (and also our previous auction of unfolded non-U.S. posters that started two weeks ago) to run on Sundays instead (see below for more on this). While this will surely help some of our non-U.S. buyers, there may be others who don't realize these posters are closing on Sunday afternoon, and this may create the opportunity for great deals! OF COURSE, THESE AUCTIONS ALSO END RIGHT AFTER OUR GREAT APRIL MAJOR AUCTION ENDED, SO THAT TOO MIGHT MEAN SOME BUYERS WERE DISTRACTED (or "wiped out", either financially or emotionally), AND IF SO, YOU WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THAT, BECAUSE THIS MIGHT WELL MEAN YOU GET MANY INCREDIBLE BUYS!

And the current bid prices on these 999 Australian & German posters + other non-U.S. posters & lobby cards certainly seem to bear this out! I just looked over these items and many of the prices on these are really hard to believe! With just over two days to go, the items include 220 items with no bids (22%), 605 items at $1 or with no bids (61%), 631 items at $2 or less (63%), 666 items at $3 or less (67%), 698 items at $4 or less (70%), and 726 items at $5 or less (73%)! THAT'S RIGHT! THE VAST MAJORITY OF THESE ITEMS ARE CURRENTLY AT $1 OR HAVE NO BID. THE ONLY WAY THEY COULD BE LESS EXPENSIVE WOULD BE IF WE GAVE THEM AWAY!

Here is more about why these auctions close on Sunday: You will likely recall that I have been paying attention to non-U.S. buyers who have told me that they wish our Tuesday and Thursday auctions did not "end in the middle of the night" for some of them. I held a poll to see about having our Tuesday and Thursday auctions close an hour earlier, but the results were strongly in favor of leaving them as they are.

So while I can't find a way to change our Tuesday and Thursday ending times that would make most bidders happy, I CAN give EVERY non-U.S. buyer a real chance to have what they want, by scheduling the items they are most likely interested in (non-U.S. posters) to end on Sundays, when those auctions start closing FOUR hours earlier than our Tuesday and Thursday auctions.

Therefore, I have scheduled THIS auction of 999 Australian & German posters + other non-U.S. posters & lobby cards  to run from Sunday 4/6 to Sunday 4/13 (just two days from now), and two weeks ago I did the same with an auction of unfolded non-U.S. posters.

Because these auctions will close starting four hours ahead of when they would have if they had been held on Tuesdays instead, as they normally are, this will find out if more non-U.S. bidders participate and the proof will be whether or not those auctions do as well or better on Sundays than they would have done on Tuesday. So please, all non-U.S. buyers who want earlier ending times, be sure to bid in this set of auctions!
Title: Our next major auction will be held in the beginning of July! Consign now!
Post by: Bruce on April 13, 2014, 09:49:38 AM
 Our April Major Auction was a huge success with over $475,000 in total sales, and we had our greatest number of buyers in ANY of our major auctions!

Part I Results at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2014-04-01/archive.html (COMPLETED, $64,890 in sales!): 500 linenbacked one-sheets
Part II Results at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2014-04-03/archive.html (COMPLETED, $107,926 in sales!): 500 non-one-sheet linenbacked posters
Part III Results at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2014-04-06/archive.html (COMPLETED, $82,127 in sales!): 282 "oversized" (linenbacked & not backed) posters & paperbacked posters
Part IV Results at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2014-04-08/archive.html (COMPLETED, $153,179 in sales!): 463 rolled & folded posters, lobby cards, stills & much more
Part V Results at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/date/2014-04-10/archive.html (COMPLETED, $153,179 in sales!): 438 items in a special single owner James Bond collection

Click on the above links to view EVERY result from each of the five parts, in our gallery format, that is completely searchable, and which shows you each item's condition grade and final selling price! You will quickly see that we had lots and lots of strong results, but there were still some great buys made as well.

Our next major auction will be held in the beginning of July, and while that seems like a long way off, deadlines have a way of creeping up on you, so NOW is the time to start thinking about consigning, and know that we want to try very hard to have all the items for that auction here by Friday May 23rd, and as always, the first person to send any item is guaranteed to have it in that auction, so there is a great reason to send your items sooner than later, plus we use the earliest consigned items in our pre-auction publicity. If YOU have items you would like us to consider for our July Major Auction, contact us today with what you have!

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Title: The "Holy Grail" of 1970s rolled one-sheets!
Post by: Bruce on April 14, 2014, 11:00:17 PM
Up until around 1980, just about every one-sheet movie poster was folded right after printing. After that time, the posters were made in two versions for a number of years, one folded like normal and the other completely unfolded.

But a very few pre-1980 titles can very rarely be found unfolded. Perhaps the "Holy Grail" of these is the Jaws one-sheet, and we have a very nice unfolded example of it closing Tuesday night at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=3375764

This is just one of the 850 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets (all guaranteed to be originals!) we have at auction closing Tuesday night at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html

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Title: Re: The "Holy Grail" of 1970s rolled one-sheets!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on April 14, 2014, 11:12:51 PM
Up until around 1980, just about every one-sheet movie poster was folded right after printing. After that time, the posters were made in two versions for a number of years, one folded like normal and the other completely unfolded.

But a very few pre-1980 titles can very rarely be found unfolded. Perhaps the "Holy Grail" of these is the Jaws one-sheet, and we have a very nice unfolded example of it closing Tuesday night at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=3375764


Seems like the 30x40s don't get enough respect considering that they're rolled too and on sturdier paper.   They look better displayed.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: wonka on April 14, 2014, 11:32:14 PM
I find the colors on the card stock posters (inserts, half sheets, 30x40s, 40x60s) to be much more vibrant as well.
Title: 521 "very oversized" & "oversized" items including 30x40s &40x60s close Thursday
Post by: Bruce on April 16, 2014, 06:42:36 AM
Around 3 to 4 times per year we auction very oversized" and "oversized" items (some ship in large flat packages and some ship in tubes over 30" long). This includes Thirty By Forties, Forty By Sixties, "tri-folded" 3-sheets, 6-sheets and billboard posters, and much much more! We have 521 of these closing Thursday night at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html

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Title: 8,253 stills in 999 lots close Sunday; lots of top titles, HALF at $5 or under!
Post by: Bruce on April 18, 2014, 06:41:19 AM
We have a HUGE selection of stills (999 lots of vintage 8" x 10" stills (altogether containing 2 to 103 stills per lot with 8,253 stills in all!) ending SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html (and I would think you would surely want to look through all of these cool stills, if only to "window shop")!

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Title: World Record Prices for "newer" posters at eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Bruce on April 19, 2014, 05:46:24 AM
We had a set of auctions of "newer" one-sheets (from the 1970s on, for the most part) close on Tuesday, April 15, and we achieved some world record prices for unfolded titles that are normally VERY hard to find unfolded!

Among the top results were:
JAWS unfolded one-sheet $2,109
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK unfolded one-sheet $650
EMPIRE STRIKES BACK style B unfolded one-sheet $584

Why did these auction for so much? Starting in around 1980 the studios would print unfolded versions of posters, but the National Screen Service (NSS) mostly kept folding their posters for a few more years, but the above three posters are NSS versions that were never folded, and they date from 1975, 1980, and 1981, which makes them extremely rare and sell for a huge premium over the folded NSS versions.

But in addition to being really rare, people know that they can trust our condition grading. If the same posters came up in a random eBay auction, or at many other auction houses, they might have bid a fair amount less, simply because they had to leave room for the possibility of overgrading, which I call "the fear factor"!

I believe we have completely eliminated this fear factor, both because anyone who has bought from us in the past knows that we grade completely honestly, and of course, we also have a lifetime guarantee of authenticity, which we have backed up over and over.

You can see all of our results from the above auction of one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/date/2014-04-15/sort/4/archive.html. The prices of the best of these "newer" posters continue to set records, so if YOU have any of these you have considered selling, why not consign them to us, and it can be YOU getting prices like the above?

Of course, the above posters were also greatly helped by being in excellent condition, and the fact that they were unfolded, when they are normally found folded. There are collectors with a "comic book/coin/stamp/baseball card" mentality who want the "highest grade known", and in movie posters, grading is very subjective, but rolled/folded is completely NOT subjective, so these guys love unfolded posters that are normally found folded, and they will pay world record prices for them, when they know that they can trust the seller 100%.

Incidentally, this set of auctions also proves something else. People often ask me if there is a "good" time of year (or specific dates) to auction movie posters or if there are "bad" times or dates. My finding, after doing this for 25 years, is that the time of year and date is almost completely irrelevant! If you have good items, they do good regardless of the date. The 15th is a case in point. It is the final deadline for paying taxes in the U.S., and you would think that many people would be either depressed or broke on that day, and yet we achieved world record prices!

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign for complete info on consigning.

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Title: Does it make sense to sell hundreds of items individually on eBay these days?
Post by: Bruce on April 19, 2014, 12:26:05 PM
I am pretty surprised to see that there are still a fair number of sellers who sell hundreds of movie paper related items individually on eBay. I CAN understand if they get free listings and start the items at the least price they are willing to accept (accounting for eBay's commissions). You can only win (when you make a sale) and have nothing to lose. Of course you might only sell a tiny percentage of what you list, but if you are in no hurry, then that is OK.

But I am talking about those few who still start at 99 cents or a dollar. I look over the closing prices of those eBay sellers, and it looks to me like they usually get wholesale prices overall (because eBay is overrun with repros, and few people have the time or willingness to sift through them all), Of course, they STILL have to photograph all their items, create listings, and then deal with dozens or hundreds of buyers, and have to send dozens or hundreds of packages.

Is there a reason for ANYONE to auction on eBay and start at 99 cents or one dollar these days?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on April 23, 2014, 07:42:36 AM
Want to buy movie posters from the past 20 years, including brand-new releases, but want to be certain you are not getting a repro? We have 850 mostly "newer" one-sheets closing Thursday, and you get a lifetime guarantee that every poster was either used in a theater or printed for theatrical use. And LOTS of them will sell for just $1 to $5, far under the cost of repros! See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

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Title: Consign NOW to our July Major Auction, held the 1st to the 15th!
Post by: Bruce on April 24, 2014, 06:07:30 PM
Consign NOW to our July Major Auction, held the 1st to the 15th!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: CSM on April 24, 2014, 10:46:54 PM
Ugh July isn't that far away - I think I need to start selling those extra organs
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 110x75 on April 25, 2014, 08:14:00 AM
 ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on April 28, 2014, 06:54:43 AM
Bargains galore! Just a day to go on our 999 folded one-sheets at auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/13.html and SEVENTY FIVE PER CENT of them are at $5 or under!

Remember that every poster started at a REAL $1 with no reserve (NOT one dollar plus $14 buyers premium). And U.S. buyers pay only a single $12 shipping charge whether they buy one or 100 (non-U.S. buyers pay actual cost, and they can accumulate as much as will fit into one package over a SIX week period). Shouldn't you shop where your dollars go the absolute furthest?

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Title: 999 folded one-sheets at auction ending in minutes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post by: Bruce on April 29, 2014, 07:17:32 PM
I can't give you free money, but I CAN offer you the next best thing, which is 999 folded one-sheets at auction ending in minutes at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html!

Fifteen percent of them are at $1, thirty percent are at $3 or under, and forty percent are at $5 or under! But they start closing any second now, so hurry!

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Title: Check and double check your collection to see if you have consignments!
Post by: Bruce on April 30, 2014, 01:16:25 PM
Please check and double check your collection to see if you have consignments for our July Major Auction!

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Title: Our very special Star Wars set of auctions ends TONIGHT beginning at 7 PM CST!
Post by: Bruce on May 01, 2014, 06:23:19 AM
Our very special Star Wars set of auctions ends TONIGHT, Thursday, May 1st, beginning at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/14.html. This collection of 91 Star Wars items contains almost every style of U.S. one-sheet from the first three movies (episodes IV, V and VI), and not only does it include both the "NSS style" and the "studio style" from each (where both were made), but also, EVERY one of those one-sheets are UNFOLDED, and they are ALL in excellent condition!

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       Every long time collector of Star Wars material knows that it is next-to-impossible to find the NSS styles of the one-sheets from the first three Star Wars unfolded, so HOW does this collection contain almost all of them? The answer is that a single collector, Kevin Doyle, who saw Star Wars in 1977 and loved the movie then began a decades long quest to obtain all of the US one-sheets that had been produced.
      He soon learned that both "NSS styles" and "studio styles" for almost every style of one-sheet had been produced. (if YOU don't know what this means, please be sure to go HERE: http://www.emovieposter.com/announcements.php?id=738, where you will find a complete detailed explanation). But he quickly discovered that while all of those one-sheets could be obtained, it was between extremely difficult and impossible to find the "NSS styles" unfolded.
     That started him on a quest to find all of the one-sheets in an unfolded state, and he WAS able to find them for a high percentage of the different posters. Many of these NSS style posters are so rare to find unfolded that they are only offered every few years, and there are some that are never offered! But on May 1st, every one of these posters will have a new owner, and in the case of several of them, they may not be offered again for a VERY long time, if ever (three of them are the ONLY examples that has ever been seen of the NSS style of that poster without folds, and one of those is the ONLY example of the poster that has ever been seen, folded or unfolded)!
     The collection also includes one-sheets from the "other" three movies (episodes I, II, and III), and also some unusual and rare posters that are not one-sheets. You will find many items that are also rarely offered for sale, so be sure to look over all of the 91 items very carefully. The phrase "once in a lifetime" is certainly drastically overused, but this really likely IS a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase many Star Wars one-sheets that are almost never offered unfolded, and they will all be sold at one time on one day!

     Just two days ago, the cast for the long awaited SEVENTH Star Wars movie was announced at Starwars.com (at http://starwars.com/news/star-wars-episode-7-cast-announced.html). Here's what they said:
     "The Star Wars team is thrilled to announce the cast of Star Wars: Episode VII. Actors John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Domhnall Gleeson, and Max von Sydow will join the original stars of the saga, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Anthony Daniels, Peter Mayhew, and Kenny Baker in the new film.
     Director J.J. Abrams says, 'We are so excited to finally share the cast of Star Wars: Episode VII. It is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life, once again. We start shooting in a couple of weeks, and everyone is doing their best to make the fans proud.'
     Star Wars: Episode VII is being directed by J.J. Abrams from a screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan and Abrams. Kathleen Kennedy, J.J. Abrams, and Bryan Burk are producing, and John Williams returns as the composer. The movie opens worldwide on December 18, 2015."

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Just like James Bond or the Universal monsters, the Star Wars franchise is timeless, because new movies can forever be made, and they are not dependent on individual stars who age! There will be new characters (and likely re-casting of old beloved characters) but the movies themselves will continue to be made, surely outliving everyone reading this. This insures that the original posters will continue to have strong collectible desire and value, as more and new fans are created by first seeing the new movies and then discovering the earlier ones. This is especially true of the posters from Episodes IV, V, and VI, because many of them were produced in limited quantities and are already quite difficult to locate, especially in excellent condition. This will only become more and more true over the coming years, as many of these become "locked away" in collections!

Currently, with just hours to go, almost all of these 91 Star Wars items are quite a bit under where the same (or similar) items have sold for in the past. This is surely because many bidders are waiting for near the end to bid (see below for more on this). I know that many of you are collectors but that some of you are dealers (and some BOTH!) and either way, YOU REALLY SHOULD CONSIDER LOOKING OVER ALL THESE ITEMS AND PLACING AS MANY BIDS AS MAKE SENSE TO YOU (if some items are going to sell inexpensively, then why shouldn't YOU get those good buys?). But you can't do that unless you bid, so why not go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html and look at the many bargains?

SOME IMPORTANT ADVICE ABOUT OUR AUCTIONS, WHICH DIFFER FROM MANY OTHER AUCTIONS IN A FEW KEY WAYS: Please remember that in our auctions, a LOT of the bidders like to wait near the end of the auctions to place their bids! So don't get a false sense of security just because you have had the high bid for almost all of the seven days an item has been on for, BECAUSE ON BETTER ITEMS, IT IS NOT UNUSUAL FOR THEM TO DOUBLE OR TRIPLE IN PRICE IN THE CLOSING HOURS OR EVEN MINUTES. But also remember that our auctions have "time extended bidding", which means that five minutes must go by without a bid before an auction closes, so you can NEVER have an item snatched away from you in the final seconds (but you have to be watching the item as it closes, to make certain that no one entered a higher bid than yours in the closing minutes).

Good luck on whatever you may bid on in our very special Star Wars set of auctions ending TONIGHT, Thursday, May 1st at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html. This is a truly remarkable group of posters, collected over decades, but ALL those items will have new owners later tonight!
Title: Do you have classic Hollywood posters you have considered selling?
Post by: Bruce on May 05, 2014, 04:51:27 PM
Do you have classic Hollywood posters you have considered selling?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140505_julymajorpreview.jpg)

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign for full details about consigning!
Title: Do you have classic movie posters or lobby cards you have considered selling?
Post by: Bruce on May 09, 2014, 05:55:05 PM
Do you have classic movie posters or lobby cards you have considered selling?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140509_julymajorpreview_jaws.jpg)


Title: eMoviePoster.com wouldn't be eMoviePoster.com without Phil, Angie, Clark & ...
Post by: Bruce on May 11, 2014, 11:46:13 PM
eMoviePoster.com wouldn't be eMoviePoster.com without Phil, Angie, Clark, and the other 26 eMoviePoster.com employees!

One question I get asked a LOT is "Would you ever sell eMoviePoster.com?" After all, I have been doing this non-stop for 25 years, and I am closing in on my ONE MILLIONTH auction! But there is no "yes or no" answer to this! I WOULD consider selling the business, but only under VERY precise conditions.

The buyer would have to be to someone who would run it exactly as I do, and I don't know that that person exists (or if they do, and if they have the means to buy the business, that they have a willingness to move to West Plains).

But much more importantly, the new buyer would have to keep all our current employees. Why? Do you remember the scene in Casablanca where Rick (Humphrey Bogart) is negotiating to sell his cafe to his main competitor, Ferrari (Sydney Greenstreet)? Rick says that "Sam, Abdul, Carl and Sacha stay with the place", or he won't sell. And Ferrari replies, "Of course they stay. Rick's wouldn't be Rick's without them." And if that very same way eMoviePoster.com wouldn't be eMoviePoster.com without Phil, Angie, Clark, and the other 26 great employees here!

We have been doing this SO long that we really have it "down to a science", and at every step of the auction process, from when the items first arrive, through their auctions, and all the way until they are shipped to their new owners! So I am afraid that all of you are "stuck" with me (and everyone here at eMoviePoster.com) for the foreseeable future! And we know we provide a REALLY useful service for buyers and sellers of movie posters.

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Mirosae on May 12, 2014, 05:16:15 AM
Never trust Ferrari.
Title: Re: Do you have classic movie posters or lobby cards you have considered selling?
Post by: wonka on May 12, 2014, 11:05:47 AM
Do you have classic movie posters or lobby cards you have considered selling?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140509_julymajorpreview_jaws.jpg)




Bruce, can you provide any info on this Jaws poster?
Is this one of those phantom 'seven sheets'?

Sans credits, maybe this was for special commercial use?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 12, 2014, 09:32:05 PM
We sold a very similar poster with a different image and a date. I think that one was the "domestic" 7-sheet and that this one is the "international" style.
Title: 100s of great images you are sure not to have seen before!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post by: Bruce on May 12, 2014, 11:00:25 PM
We have 956 six-sheets, large Italian posters and Argentineans closing Tuesday night at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html and we GUARANTEE you that there are 100s of great images you are sure not to have seen before!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140506/550/italian_1p_hard_days_night_MF03173_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140506/550/italian_1p_videodrome_JC11548_C.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140506/550/6sh_where_eagles_dare_styleM_JC11538_C.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140506/550/italian_2p_bride_of_the_incredible_hulk_BM00263_C.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140506/550/6sh_live_a_little_love_a_little_JC11523_C.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140506/550/italian_1p_one_against_all_MF03173_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: wonka on May 13, 2014, 04:02:33 PM
We sold a very similar poster with a different image and a date. I think that one was the "domestic" 7-sheet and that this one is the "international" style.

Yeah, kinda hard to forget the 11k hammer price on that bad boy.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on May 13, 2014, 08:07:13 PM
Aaaahhh...  I tried to get Where Eagles Dare 6sht but I can't afford those crazy prices.   uhno

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on May 13, 2014, 10:03:16 PM
Hi Bruce
Here is a suggestion for the website that might be quick and easy to come up with.  Basically an icon on each listing - and when clicked, it opens up the auction history page with the search results for that title automatically coming up (my generation is very, very lazy). 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: CSM on May 13, 2014, 10:55:01 PM
Hi Bruce
Here is a suggestion for the website that might be quick and easy to come up with.  Basically an icon on each listing - and when clicked, it opens up the auction history page with the search results for that title automatically coming up (my generation is very, very lazy). 


That would likely NOT work so well in Bruce's favour - especially when he routinely seems to be getting higher than normal results
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on May 14, 2014, 08:10:38 AM
I absolutely hate not having a "sniping" option. This month I had watch lists loaded up on two occasions and got pulled away from the computer. Early bidding simply results in zero wins.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 14, 2014, 09:54:38 AM
I absolutely hate not having a "sniping" option. This month I had watch lists loaded up on two occasions and got pulled away from the computer. Early bidding simply results in zero wins.


Can I quote you to my consignors?
This seems to be absolute proof that "extended time" auctions result in more money for consignors. As a bidder, you of course don't like this (needing to pay more), but there are two clear benefits to bidders.

One is that you can never have an item you REALLY want "snatched" away by "snipers" (so while you pay more, you don't lose it).
But the other is that getting higher prices flushes LOTS of great stuff out of the woodwork! MANY of our consignors say "I saw the great prices you have been getting and that has caused me to give you this great rarity".

That would NOT be happening if we were getting typical eBay prices.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on May 14, 2014, 10:20:55 AM
 :) , I am not against the extended time auctions. I just would like to snipe it with the original time end and let the extended kick in afterward, then whatever happens, happens. With so many auctions going, some of the live last minute bidders might not get back to the ones I bid.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on May 14, 2014, 10:28:31 AM
I guess all formats (EMP and ebay type auctions) have their positives and negatives.  The extended time with EMP actually allows me to come to terms with the fact that I won't be winning the poster (think 5 minutes of crying in a feotal position). On the other hand last second sporadic, irresponsible ebay bidding leaves me feeling bad for overpaying for days...  
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 14, 2014, 11:20:44 AM
:) , I am not against the extended time auctions. I just would like to snipe it with the original time end and let the extended kick in afterward, then whatever happens, happens. With so many auctions going, some of the live last minute bidders might not get back to the ones I bid.



Realize that if this WAS an option, then EVERYONE would use it, and ALL auctions would have no bids until the final five minutes, when a FLOOD of bids would hit each auction.

This would be good for highly knowledgeable bidders, like yourself, but BAD for less knowledgeable bidders, so I don't want to have it (even if it is possible, which it may not be) because it would benefit a tiny number of bidders, and hurt (and confuse) the rest of the bidders.

But I certainly understand your position.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on May 14, 2014, 12:23:20 PM
Bruce, you're hilarious!!!  Such a savvy businessman.  Always thinking about those poor innocent bidders.

 laugh1

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: CSM on May 14, 2014, 02:12:42 PM
Bruce, you're hilarious!!!  Such a savvy businessman.  Always thinking about those poor innocent bidders.

 laugh1

T

Yeah that's what he's thinking about

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Title: Do YOU have quality lobby cards you have considered selling?
Post by: Bruce on May 16, 2014, 06:24:49 PM
Do YOU have quality lobby cards you have considered selling? Have you considered trimming down your lobby card collection or selling it entirely?

You COULD put those cards on eBay at fixed prices, but then you would likely only sell one in a very great while, and you would still have to deal with eBay's wacky micro-managing of sellers, plus run the real risk of dealing with a bad buyer.

We at eMoviePoster.com offer you a better way! You send us the cards, and that is all you do. We can put them in our next auction of lobby cards, and we will sell ALL your cards on that one date, and then WE do all the work, and we send you payment for everything at the end of the month after the month in which they are sold!

We just had an auction of 999 single lobby cards, and it is clear we have the best lobby card buyers in the hobby!.

Review ALL the prices from the just closed auctions here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/date/2014-05-15/archive.html

After you do, go here to learn our simple terms (and we charge the lowest rate of any major auction): http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign

Then, send us your cards, and next time it can be you watching your items sell, as you do no work at all!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140508/550/lc_big_parade_CG00761_L.jpg)
Title: THIS IS YOUR FINAL CHANCE TO CONSIGN to our July Major Auction!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Post by: Bruce on May 18, 2014, 12:23:19 AM
THIS IS YOUR FINAL CHANCE TO CONSIGN to our July Major Auction. With the great results from our April Major Auction (and similar great results from all of our major auctions this past year), it is clear that we have lots and lots of top buyers, and they want to buy any sort of quality item (at least from us!). We already have quite a few excellent items consigned (I will be posting more promo ads very soon, and if you have top quality items to send, you have a chance of having yours included in the promos if you send them quickly). THE FINAL DEADLINE FOR CONSIGNING IS MAY 23RD (which is this coming week, so you must act NOW, or miss out!).

If you are someone considering selling some of your "better" items, then now is your LAST CHANCE to let us know what items you might have for our July Major Auction! Be sure to e-mail Phillip right away at phillip@emovieposter.com to let us know what you plan to send, and we will quickly let you know if they are right for this special auction.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140424_julymajorpreview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 19, 2014, 12:15:29 AM
Just two days left on our 430 inserts & 420 half-sheets (over half from the 1950s and earlier!) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html

There are lots of great ones, and it will take you some time to look them all over!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA140513/550/in_libeled_lady_JC10199_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Mirosae on May 19, 2014, 02:44:28 AM
I am in desperate need of "certain" insert.

Can't wait to see if you have it for auction

 :D :P :-*
Title: DOWN TO THE WIRE FOR CONSIGNING TO JULY MAJOR AUCTION!
Post by: Bruce on May 19, 2014, 03:05:39 PM
This is it! We are at the end of taking consignments for our July Major Auction, and it is FILLED with incredible items!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140519_julymajorpreview.jpg)

Title: You will not believe the selection of horror/sci-fi in our July Major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on May 22, 2014, 07:30:49 PM
You will not believe the selection of horror/sci-fi in our July Major Auction!

If you have anything (horror/sci-fi or otherwise) that you would like to see in this great auction, know that the deadline is NOW! But please know that we only want "better quality" material (especially items that rarely if ever come to auction, or are super-desirable, or both).

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140522_julymajorpreview_hwinjuly.jpg)
Title: This is your last chance to have something included in our July Major Auction!
Post by: Bruce on May 23, 2014, 12:40:37 PM
This is your last chance to have something included in our July Major Auction!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140523_julymajorpreview.jpg)
Title: Our July Major Auction has a selection that must be seen to be believed!
Post by: Bruce on May 26, 2014, 04:20:08 PM
Our July Major Auction has a selection that must be seen to be believed!

Here is our latest "teaser" preview, and you can also see our many past ones at this link: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major

Does anyone here have any reaction to seeing any of these previews?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140526_julymajorpreview_lawrence.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Starling on May 26, 2014, 08:20:23 PM
Love that Theda Bara Salome poster, Bruce. Gorgeous.
Title: A new record at eMoviePoster.com!
Post by: Bruce on May 27, 2014, 08:58:53 PM
So May 23rd was our final deadline for consignments for our July Major Auction and ALL last week (leading up to Friday the 23rd) we were receiving ten to twenty packages and tubes a day, and trying to get it all dealt with was wearing my warehouse manager Clark completely out.

So when Friday came, I told him, "Well, now you can finally rest, because the deadline is passed", and then I thought, "But what if the consignors thought the 23rd was the deadline to SEND the packages?".

So we get in today (yesterday was the Memorial Day holiday, and there were no deliveries) and what happens? We get FIFTY THREE boxes and tubes delivered in a single day from UPS and USPS. And there is still no telling what tomorrow (and the rest of the week) may bring. But please, no one tell Clark about that!

(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-pDdy5luTMXE/T53_C1fBuKI/AAAAAAAAHu4/LZasB1xbmFw/s1600/upstruck.jpg)

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 27, 2014, 10:22:08 PM
Love that Theda Bara Salome poster, Bruce. Gorgeous.

I completely agree!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 29, 2014, 06:51:24 PM
There are going to be a lot of happy smiling faces in a few hours if the prices on our 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html don't improve really soon (they start closing in around an hour) because as of right now ONE-THIRD of them are $5 or under (for the entire set, NOT per card)! There are also similar great bargains at every price level.

Don't be one of those folks who says the next day, "If I had any idea that would sell so cheap I would have bid", because I AM warning you that currently there ARE tremendous bargains!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on May 29, 2014, 08:26:51 PM
Bruce, how is Once Upon a Time in the West considered Very Good when...

Card #8 (pictured at upper left) has been very neatly but slightly unevenly trimmed along the lower edge, and there are two areas of surface paper loss in the upper corners. Card #3 has surface paper loss in the upper corners and a small darkened piece of tape on back of the lower left edge (not put there for any restoration purpose) that slightly bleeds through to the front. Card #7 has a sticker on the back of the lower left corner that has no effect on the front, and a series of very faint numbers etched into the lower right blank border. A few cards have some slight creases.

This is not an attack.  I just want some clarification on how you grade these.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on May 29, 2014, 08:30:00 PM
I didn't grade them. I will review the cards when I return to work and give a reply then.

Title: Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!
Post by: Bruce on June 03, 2014, 06:40:08 PM
Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140603_julymajorpreview_starwars.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on June 03, 2014, 06:43:18 PM
Are they linen backed? Or a mix of both?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on June 03, 2014, 07:11:35 PM
Are they linen backed? Or a mix of both?

What is your guess? They are NOT from the earlier collection (we sold all that fellow had).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on June 03, 2014, 07:13:37 PM
What is your guess? They are NOT from the earlier collection (we sold all that fellow had).

Right..i know there were "no leftovers" from your previous SW auction.

As far as what these are? No idea. A mix of both? That's why i was asking about the new batch.  ;)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on June 03, 2014, 07:18:33 PM
Right..i know there were "no leftovers" from your previous SW auction.

As far as what these are? No idea. A mix of both? That's why i was asking about the new batch.  ;)

I will answer later. I have to go now. I have something to attend to that I can't mention here!
Title: Re: Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!
Post by: Dread_Pirate_Mel on June 03, 2014, 07:33:32 PM
Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!


Bruce, I really wish you would stop "outing" your auctions.  Some people spend "hundreds of hours researching" the perfectly obvious.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: archie leach on June 03, 2014, 07:36:26 PM
I saw Star Wars at the UA150 in 70mm a few years later as a part of a special one week, one show a day charity run (the original run had lasted over a year at the 150).  Pretty darned awesome.

A few years later, I saw an early HD test/press screening of a Monday Night Football game on the same screen - the largest projection of it's kind up to that time (it didn't fill the sides of the screen obviously).  It was the moment I knew film was completely dead.
Title: Re: Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!
Post by: wonka on June 03, 2014, 09:49:30 PM
Bruce, I really wish you would stop "outing" your auctions.  Some people spend "hundreds of hours researching" the perfectly obvious.

eMovie vs. a needle in a haystack (ebay) is apples and oranges.

Not that you will ever understand...
Title: Re: Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!
Post by: eatbrie on June 03, 2014, 09:52:23 PM
Bruce, I really wish you would stop "outing" your auctions.  Some people spend "hundreds of hours researching" the perfectly obvious.

 hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself

T
Title: Re: Super-duper Star Wars selection in our July Major Auction coming soon!
Post by: Bruce on June 03, 2014, 09:56:35 PM
hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself

T

Thierry, that is nothing. When your daughter (in 15 years) brings home a guy in a pickup who loves Rush Limbaugh, then you will be like this:

 hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself hitself
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: wonka on June 03, 2014, 10:00:01 PM
Rush Limbaugh and Mel's pro-poster outing stance...that's a tough call on which is worse.
Title: 850 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets end Thursday!
Post by: Bruce on June 04, 2014, 11:55:00 PM
Don't forget to check out our 850 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets (all guaranteed to be originals!) sometime BEFORE they end in just a few hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html

Do you want to always keep up with our 2,000 to 3,000 WEEKLY eMoviePoster.com auctions? Please consider joining the 8,600+ members of our free weekly e-mail club at https://www.emovieposter.com/club/settings.php (it has been going since early 1999!) and/or join the 2,254+ following us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/emovieposter

eMoviePoster.com was founded in 1999 as the first all-movie poster auction website. We have auctioned over 928,000 posters through our auctions since 1999.
Title: We have just added 393 new Fixed Price items & lowered existing prices!
Post by: Bruce on June 06, 2014, 08:09:43 AM
 I want to let you know that today, we have made two major changes to our Fixed Price store:

1) We have updated our Fixed Price store with 393 new items! We also removed all the sold out items and we have reduced prices on the remaining 600 or so items that were left in the store (we had sold out of approximately 700 of the items over the past several years, and our consignors of the remaining items allowed us to lower the prices on the ones that have not sold out, to better increase the likelihood that those remaining ones will sell out as well). In many cases, we have SLASHED the prices on those remaining items (usually by one third or more)!

As we have done in the past, we will continue to raise the prices as they sell (see below), so you really want to look these over quickly to see if there are any you want (both the 393 new items, and the 600 or so remaining items that have been lowered in price).

Here is a link to our Fixed Price store with the newly added items at the start (they are lots 1274 to 1691):
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/2/2.html


IMPORTANT ADDED INFO: We usually receive a large volume of orders when we add new items, so please be understanding that it will take us extra time to fill these orders (please expect it to take a few days or so for your order to be filled). However, you CAN add these purchases to an existing Pay and Hold order, plus you can now buy these through our Checkout (see below).

2) THIS IS REALLY BIG! We have integrated our Fixed Price store (posters, lobbies, stills, etc) with our Checkout! This means you can purchase Fixed Price movie paper from us with the Checkout (in the past, you had to pay for these separately, which was a real hassle for both you and us, and we are so happy that you can now order them through the Checkout!).

Here are answers to some questions you may have:

    Autoship and Pay and Hold buyers: We will handle your Fixed Price purchases per your normal Autoship or Pay and Hold rules. If you want them shipped right away, please add a note when you use the Checkout. But know too that Fixed Price purchases are different in that you DO need to complete the Checkout in order to purchase the Fixed Price items.

    Will you combine with my auction purchases (if they are "combine-able")? Yes! And the Checkout will do it automatically (assuming the items can be combined!). So rolled items go with rolled items, and flat items go with flat items.

    What about books or MasterPrints? These have not been integrated with the Checkout yet. We will announce when they have been.

    What if I purchased a Fixed Price item at a higher price than it is currently offered for? We follow the policy that almost every major department store uses. If you purchase an item, and it goes on sale within 30 days of your purchase, then we automatically will credit you with the difference between the price you paid and the new lower price. WE CAN ONLY GO BACK 30 DAYS. Also, it will take us several days to process these credits, so know that they will automatically go on your account. If you purchased something OVER 30 days ago, and it is now on sale for a lower price, you just need to accept that, just as you do whenever the same thing occurs to you in any major chain store.

    If something about the Checkout doesn't work right, please e-mail phillip@emovieposter.com to tell us about it so we can get it fixed. The more details you can provide about what occurred (or what you expected to occur) will help! Please be understanding of any glitches you might encounter, as this is brand new. We HAVE thoroughly tested it, but if some problem occurs, we will quickly resolve it. But your letting us know exactly what the problem is will help us greatly.

For those of you who have forgotten how our Fixed Price gallery works, read below:

Our Fixed Price gallery
currently contains 1008 items (currently, zero are sold out, but that will soon change!) we are offering for direct sale to the public (no waiting to bid on auctions for these items!). The best part is, if you purchase any of these Fixed Priced items AND if they will fit in the same package with any of your current auction winnings, you pay little or no additional shipping costs (NOTE: if we can add it to your package without raising the cost of shipping, then we will do so with no added shipping charge, but if it raises the cost then you will need to pay the difference) if your order is going to the U.S. (and the actual cost of shipping anywhere else)!

Also, know that you have a great incentive to purchase any of these items you want as quickly as you can! This is because, each time one of these items sells, we raise the price by approximately 10% for the next one that we sell. This means, that the 5th time we sell one of these, it costs around 50% more than it did the first time, so obviously those who purchase early are rewarded. And of course, we can only sell as many of each item as we have on hand (usually 5 to 10 examples of each), and once they are gone, they are gone forever (unless some other consignor sends us more examples of them in the future), and since we have first started selling Fixed Price items, we have completely sold out of well over 400 different titles (thousands of posters in all)!

I want to thank all of you for your patience. I know it has been a long time since we've updated our Fixed Price store, but we wanted to wait until we had it integrated with our Checkout, and it has now happened which means it will be far easier (and faster) than ever to order Fixed Price store items from us!

eMoviePoster.com was founded in 1999 as the first all-movie poster auction website. We have auctioned over 928,000 posters through our auctions since 1999.
Title: As good as it gets!
Post by: Bruce on June 08, 2014, 05:49:28 PM
As good as it gets!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2014july/20140605_julymajorpreview_classicimages.jpg)
Title: One Thousand Five Hundred Consignors!
Post by: Bruce on June 11, 2014, 06:51:56 PM
Today we received a consignment package from a brand new consignor, and that makes the One Thousand Five Hundredth person who has consigned to us. That represents a very high percentage of ALL the active collectors and dealers there are!

Look around you at the people you buy and sell with, and I GUARANTEE you that most of them have consigned to us at least once, and most many times. If YOU are one of the very few active members of this hobby who have never consigned to us, why not put together a sample consignment and send it to us, so you can see what makes so MANY collectors and dealers choose to consign to us over anyone else. And if you have been buying from auctions for a long time, think about how you were treated as a buyer at each auction, and then decide which auction figures to treat you the very best when you are the consignor.
And remember that every day of the week, all day long, you can pick up the phone and call me directly on our "hotline number" at 417 256 5555. There is NO other major auction where the owner makes himself available for personal phone calls from regular consignors all the time, and many can NEVER be reached on the phone at all!

If you want to talk about consigning, call me at 417 256 5555 between 9 and Noon and from 2 to 5 any weekday! Or go onto our "no fine print" consignment page at http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign which answers most questions you might have.

The past few weeks have seen a two hundred pound crate delivered, plus an SUV and a 24 foot truck arrive, all stuffed full of posters. But because we auction so much (2,000 to 3,000 items per WEEK), we ALWAYS need more consignments!

YOU can be our One Thousand Five Hundred and First consignor, if you act soon (we usually get five or so new consignors each week!)

(http://onethousandfivehundred.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/cropped-15002.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on June 11, 2014, 07:33:31 PM
Amen!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Bruce on June 19, 2014, 11:49:39 PM
Thousands of posters, lobby cards, stills, and more in bulk lots end Sunday, and if you like buying a lot of stuff for one low, low price, then you will love these auctions! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html and check them all out!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 23, 2015, 04:06:14 AM
I am definitely visiting EMP site a lot less now that Bruce doesn't advertise / participate in the forums. Just noticed 2 current auctions of large posters  thumbsup.gif    Hope the business is still ticking over as strong as ever.



 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on March 23, 2015, 12:34:02 PM
I am definitely visiting EMP site a lot less now that Bruce doesn't advertise / participate in the forums. Just noticed 2 current auctions of large posters  thumbsup.gif    Hope the business is still ticking over as strong as ever.
A lot of very nice oversized material on thursday...its not a signature event but definitely more affordable and user-friendly
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on March 23, 2015, 01:41:46 PM
I am definitely visiting EMP site a lot less now that Bruce doesn't advertise / participate in the forums.
 

There is some truth to that...  I did forget about a few auctions since Bruce stopped bombarding us with ads.

I do understand his plea, though.  He was constantly under attack.  I'm sure he doesn't need forums.

T

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: wonka on March 25, 2015, 02:24:58 PM
Regardless of his ads, I thought him weighing in on various topics was very helpful, and was a strong asset to the hobby and community. I hope he reconsiders and comes back.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 25, 2015, 02:44:43 PM
Hes left all the forums, including MOPO. I would wager he wont be back here, either.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Mirosae on March 25, 2015, 03:55:25 PM
Regardless of his ads, I thought him weighing in on various topics was very helpful, and was a strong asset to the hobby and community. I hope he reconsiders and comes back.

Agree..!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jayn_j on March 25, 2015, 05:12:14 PM
Bruce is getting old and crotchety like many of us.  I wouldn't be surprised to see him sell the operation and retire at some point.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on March 25, 2015, 07:55:22 PM
Well, if he wants to come back, he's always welcome, and he knows it, and if he doesn't want to come back, I understand.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on May 14, 2015, 01:57:38 PM
Bruce (we all know you still read so you might as well rejoin)... anyway, can ya add the ability to bid directly from your watch list in bulk bid style.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4531 on May 14, 2015, 08:07:23 PM
Bruce (we all know you still read so you might as well rejoin)... anyway, can ya add the ability to bid directly from your watch list in bulk bid style.
  said the hoarder :)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on May 15, 2015, 09:11:50 AM
Bruce (we all know you still read so you might as well rejoin)... anyway, can ya add the ability to bid directly from your watch list in bulk bid style.

I sent him a link a while back with a question I had -- he replied that he can't load the site anymore!  I think he must have the site blocked in his browser or something.  I literally had to save the thread as a PDF and email it so he could see the discussion.  So unfortunately, no, I think he's gone for good...
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Mirosae on May 16, 2015, 05:17:07 PM
I sent him a link a while back with a question I had -- he replied that he can't load the site anymore!  I think he must have the site blocked in his browser or something.  I literally had to save the thread as a PDF and email it so he could see the discussion.  So unfortunately, no, I think he's gone for good...

What a shame. I miss his posts.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on May 16, 2015, 05:41:09 PM
Well, if he wants to come back, he's always welcome, and he knows it, and if he doesn't want to come back, I understand.

T

Waiting and watching...right, T?

 ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on May 19, 2015, 12:19:20 PM
I sent him a link a while back with a question I had -- he replied that he can't load the site anymore!  I think he must have the site blocked in his browser or something.  I literally had to save the thread as a PDF and email it so he could see the discussion.  So unfortunately, no, I think he's gone for good...

I just realized that the reason Bruce couldn't see the link I sent him (it was regarding the day-glo Italian Wild Bunch) was because it was in the Authentications thread, which is not visible for non-members.  Oops.  I was assuming he employed some browser-based site block -- I use this to block certain sites during the day to make sure I get at least some work done :)

StayFocusd (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stayfocusd/laankejkbhbdhmipfmgcngdelahlfoji?hl=en)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on May 19, 2015, 11:29:23 PM
I miss Bruce around these parts, but I don't blame him for leaving as he was being stalked at every turn.
Yes, he might have brought it on himself from time to time, but it got to the point where he couldn't make a single post without catching shit for it.
And that wasn't good for him or his business.


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on May 19, 2015, 11:46:52 PM
Waiting and watching...right, T?

 ;D

You know I've talked to Bruce about this.  He's welcome to come back at any time and he knows it.  Whatever he decides is totally fine with me.  I will never ask someone to stay or someone to come back.  I can only suggest.  I know Bruce misses the forum, but at the end of the day, he has a business to run and many kids to attend.  We all have our priorities.  I'm sure he will chime in when he feels like it.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on May 20, 2015, 12:47:08 PM
You know I've talked to Bruce about this.  He's welcome to come back at any time and he knows it.  Whatever he decides is totally fine with me.  I will never ask someone to stay or someone to come back.  I can only suggest.  I know Bruce misses the forum, but at the end of the day, he has a business to run and many kids to attend. We all have our priorities.  I'm sure he will chime in when he feels like it.

T

 cheers



Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on February 07, 2016, 11:08:07 AM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/16149452.html

80s re-issue , they didn't use that lettering until 80s.

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/11590914.html

This is Swiss , Swiss also used a crown logo on their lobbys.

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/10258138.html

It's "Fists of fury" , not "CC"....prolly 80s re-issue (note "G" logo bottom right)

http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/inc/archive_image.php?id=13529572

It would help if he listed if it's "Vecchioni & Guadagno" or not , imo this is 1st issue.

Also he should mention what edition on Italian Bruce Lee , almost everything is re-issue :

Big Boss (2sh/4sh?/Rotograph locandina & bustas , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Fist of Fury (Novograph 2sh & 4sh/Rotograph locandina & bustas , R70s Edistampa bustas , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Way of Dragon (? , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Game of Death (Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Neo on February 07, 2016, 11:54:30 AM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/16149452.html

80s re-issue , they didn't use that lettering until 80s.

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/11590914.html

This is Swiss , Swiss also used a crown logo on their lobbys.

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/10258138.html

It's "Fists of fury" , not "CC"....prolly 80s re-issue (note "G" logo bottom right)

http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/inc/archive_image.php?id=13529572

It would help if he listed if it's "Vecchioni & Guadagno" or not , imo this is 1st issue.

Also he should mention what edition on Italian Bruce Lee , almost everything is re-issue :

Big Boss (2sh/4sh?/Rotograph locandina & bustas , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Fist of Fury (Novograph 2sh & 4sh/Rotograph locandina & bustas , R70s Edistampa bustas , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Way of Dragon (? , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Game of Death (Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)

Impressive knowledge of Mr. Lee's films, TLIR.  thumbup

Are you a martial arts enthusiast, or just an enthusiast of the film genre?  :D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2016, 12:32:02 PM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/16149452.html

80s re-issue , they didn't use that lettering until 80s.

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/11590914.html

This is Swiss , Swiss also used a crown logo on their lobbys.

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/10258138.html

It's "Fists of fury" , not "CC"....prolly 80s re-issue (note "G" logo bottom right)

http://www.emovieposter.com/gallery/inc/archive_image.php?id=13529572

It would help if he listed if it's "Vecchioni & Guadagno" or not , imo this is 1st issue.

Also he should mention what edition on Italian Bruce Lee , almost everything is re-issue :

Big Boss (2sh/4sh?/Rotograph locandina & bustas , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Fist of Fury (Novograph 2sh & 4sh/Rotograph locandina & bustas , R70s Edistampa bustas , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Way of Dragon (? , R70s Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)
Game of Death (Rotopress , R80s Sericolor)

When you post this here, you show a few dozen people how smart you are.

When you email us these, then we correct the mistakes in our auction history, AND email all the buyers, offering them full refunds, plus shipping, since we originally had incorrect information.

Even if it was many years ago.

So I hope you emailed us this info, in addition to posting it here.

Thanks.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on February 07, 2016, 01:12:28 PM
When you post this here, you show a few dozen people how smart you are.

When you email us these, then we correct the mistakes in our auction history, AND email all the buyers, offering them full refunds, plus shipping, since we originally had incorrect information.

Even if it was many years ago.

So I hope you emailed us this info, in addition to posting it here.

Thanks.

As well as the random, 130+ non-member "guests" that are here on any given day of the week. 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2016, 02:17:41 PM
As well as the random, 130+ non-member "guests" that are here on any given day of the week. 

Could not many of those guests be bots? And surely each one does not click on every topic.

Regardless, whether 30 or 130, my point stands.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on February 07, 2016, 02:26:23 PM
Could not many of those guests be bots? And surely each one does not click on every topic.

Regardless, whether 30 or 130, my point stands.

Im sure many click on the topics/threads they have access to, which includes the F/S and Dealer threads.  ;)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2016, 10:08:11 PM
But the point is still that he should email us those corrections. If he wants to also brag here about how much he knows fine, but it is unfair to expect me to pore over every post, looking for corrections.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on February 07, 2016, 10:57:05 PM
But the point is still that he should email us those corrections. If he wants to also brag here about how much he knows fine, but it is unfair to expect me to pore over every post, looking for corrections.

I'm sure Tang will email you, the next time he logs onto the forum and sees your post.

And I hardly consider the info he posted to be "bragging" on his part; I think most here would see his post as being very helpful to both you and EMP, in general, with regard to having correct information.

(And if Tang doesnt email EMP any time soon, you could certainly pass the data on to Matt in your office (via cut and paste), who would then do the updates/corrections).

Heck, I would even be happy to send it to Matt if you don't have the time to. Let me know.  :D

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on February 08, 2016, 02:01:35 PM
"or just an enthusiast of the film genre"

This.

It's just yrs and yrs of research , that's all.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Charlie on February 08, 2016, 08:13:31 PM
But the point is still that he should email us those corrections. If he wants to also brag here about how much he knows fine, but it is unfair to expect me to pore over every post, looking for corrections.

I think we all suffer from everyone thinking Bruce has the time to pay attention to all these threads (which is usually at night) and then makes notes so he can then give the information back to his employees the next day to make the corrections.  I am on here every day and still once or month or so search my name to make sure I didn't miss anything and often find something.  I've e-mailed several times about things and whom ever is responding quickly replies that they will look into it... Within a few days I get a reply back and start to see the updates. 

I would suggest Tang, that you bombard him with information so that other collectors don't buy stuff thinking it's something it is not...  I think as a hobby we also under appreciate his free database.  Not only will the info be correct for buyers but even when you are buying from eBay or other venues (to make sure everything is correct). 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 08, 2016, 11:09:51 PM
I think we all suffer from everyone thinking Bruce has the time to pay attention to all these threads (which is usually at night) and then makes notes so he can then give the information back to his employees the next day to make the corrections.  I am on here every day and still once or month or so search my name to make sure I didn't miss anything and often find something.  I've e-mailed several times about things and whom ever is responding quickly replies that they will look into it... Within a few days I get a reply back and start to see the updates. 

I would suggest Tang, that you bombard him with information so that other collectors don't buy stuff thinking it's something it is not...  I think as a hobby we also under appreciate his free database.  Not only will the info be correct for buyers but even when you are buying from eBay or other venues (to make sure everything is correct). 

Thanks, Charlie. I understand that some people won't email corrections while an auction is running, if they think they are getting a benefit from the wrong information (like if we were to identify a first release as a re-release). But even if that is the case, all I am asking is that they email the correction after the auction is over, so we can both correct it, and email the winning bidder, offering to cancel and re-list the item with the correct information.

If they ALSO want to come on this or any other forum and announce that they know more than us, fine! But I don't read every thread here or on the other forums, so if we are not emailed, we will likely not discover our error, and as you point out, many tens of thousands of collectors use this completely free and honest database (and unlike others, you don't need to be registered to use it).

As to being "bombarded" with corrections, we ARE! A large part of Matt's day is spent fixed errors we are emailed about, and we keep extensive notes about everything. And often a single correction can have a HUGE "ripple" effect, as when we learn that a specific printer or distributor is only from certain years, and that can lead us to many other corrections, all off of the one that was reported.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on February 09, 2016, 03:50:18 AM
Maybe start a thread called something like the "Bruce Hershenson Online Hotline" that way people who may only want to share their talent to posterphiles only in a forum rather than email can do it still in a dedicated thread and Matt checks just that thread?




Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Neo on February 10, 2016, 01:23:15 AM
"or just an enthusiast of the film genre"

This.

It's just yrs and yrs of research , that's all.

Right on.  Thanks for sharing some of your knowledge here.

cheers
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on February 10, 2016, 01:34:12 AM
Right on.  Thanks for sharing some of your knowledge here.

cheers

I second that, Brandon.

And let's hope Tang continues to do so. I love his posts and vids!

 thumbup
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on February 10, 2016, 02:51:41 AM
A gambling poster for Rich

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160209/550/3sh_sleepy_lagoon_SD04525_T.jpg)

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on February 19, 2016, 11:04:06 AM
Hey Bruce, when do you plan to announce the changes to pay and hold ?  I think I got an inkling of what's being changed by the looks of an email i got last week from someone over at EMP. 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 20, 2016, 08:26:53 AM
Hey Bruce, when do you plan to announce the changes to pay and hold ?  I think I got an inkling of what's being changed by the looks of an email i got last week from someone over at EMP. 

In the next two weeks. I was a monstrous programming job.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on February 20, 2016, 09:33:43 AM
I was a monstrous programming job.


So you are a computer! That is why you get so much done

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on February 20, 2016, 01:04:18 PM
So has the "return mission statement" from December 2nd, 2015 been thrown out the window? Specifically, as detailed in the second line:

"I DID sign back up. Not to post about my business, but solely to answer questions, or to help with info about subjects I know about."

http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,10269.msg193665.html#msg193665  GoOn.gif

Seems the impulse to place promo, business posts has been futile. The Advertising Force is much too strong.   (http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/emperor_zps6ro8wkkm.gif)


And as a gentle reminder on daily Dealer and F/S postings:
http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,7991.msg147695.html#msg147695

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 24, 2016, 07:09:51 AM
BIG NEWS! We now show detailed unenhanced scans of the fronts AND backs of every single lobby card we auction. 'Tis true! We have 999 single lobby cards (half title cards and half scene cards, a wonderful selection) at auction closing Thursday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html) and you can see for yourself how you can see the fronts and backs of every card.

For years we have been the ONLY major auction house that shows our bidders the fronts AND ALSO the backs of every vintage still we auction individually. Why? Because we know that our bidders love that they can see whatever stamps or snipes are on the backs of the stills, but also because seeing the back lets you see any tape or other repairs on the back, and also better helps you judge the overall condition of the still.

NOW, we are doing the same for every vintage lobby card we auction individually! We had been planning on doing this for quite some time, but when we were consigned several GREAT collections of lobby cards, we knew the time had come where we HAD to make this change. But we have to warn you. Once you get used to getting to see the backs of every card, you will find it very hard to deal with auctions that only show you the fronts!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160218/lc_transatlantic_tunnel_tc_a_BM06000_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160218//lc_transatlantic_tunnel_tc_b_BM06000_L.jpg)
Title: Our amazing auctions of 999 single lobby cards wraps up in hours!
Post by: BruceH on February 25, 2016, 06:44:52 AM
Our amazing auctions of 999 single lobby cards (half title cards and half scene cards, a wonderful selection!) wraps up in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html)

If you like great lobby cards at bargain prices, and you like the condition descriptions to be accurate, and you like to see giant unenhanced scans of the fronts AND backs of every card, and you like auctions with no deceptive "buyers premiums", and you like auctions that REALLY all start at one dollar with no reserve, and you like paying the actual cost of shipping or under on all you purchase, and you like your purchases being sent super well wrapped, then THESE are the auctions for you!

But please go to the above link soon, because it takes a while to look over this many fine lobby cards, and in just a few hours they will all be sold, and there WILL be many great buys made on quality lobby cards, and there will likely be some real "steals"!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160218/550/lc_libeled_lady_tc_a_BM05802_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 26, 2016, 07:47:15 PM
In 1999 we held our very first Tuesday weekly auction, and our current one (ending Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html)) is our 779th weekly Tuesday auction!

In 2007 we held our very first Thursday weekly auction, and our current one (ending Thursday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html)) is our 450th weekly Thursday auction!

In 2009 we held our very first Sunday weekly auction, and our current one (ending Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html)) is our 324th weekly Sunday auction!

Will the future hold a FOURTH weekly auction, and if so, on what day? Only time will tell!

eMoviePoster.com - the first name in movie paper collecting; for 25 years the leader in the hobby!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/meme/20160226_meme_theamazingcolossalman.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 03, 2016, 06:48:43 AM
STEAL THESE POSTERS! We have 999 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets (many of the best of the last 30 years!) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

Want free movie posters? I can't give you that, but I can give you the very closest thing! Think I am exaggerating? With just a few hours left, there are 133 of them with no bid, 531 of them at $1 or with no bids and 698 of them at $1 to $5! Yes over HALF are at $1 or have no bid and 70% are at $5 or less each! At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

You could start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160225/550/jaws_ES02186_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on March 03, 2016, 08:38:17 AM
Will the future hold a FOURTH weekly auction, and if so, on what day? Only time will tell!

Bruce, is this just fodder for your post, or are you seriously considering a FOURTH auction ?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 03, 2016, 07:19:22 PM
Bruce, is this just fodder for your post, or are you seriously considering a FOURTH auction ?

Would that be wrong?

OR, was this a clever way to get me to post too many times, and be chastised again?

 :o
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 03, 2016, 08:22:59 PM
Whoops, tricked into posting too many times


I'm still trying to figure out how to steal these posters


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on March 03, 2016, 08:27:33 PM
Would that be wrong?
OR, was this a clever way to get me to post too many times, and be chastised again?
 :o
None of those apply, really.  Its just a question.   dontknow.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 03, 2016, 08:47:31 PM
None of those apply, really.  Its just a question.   dontknow.gif

If I could get the material and the employees needed, I would have SEVEN nights of auctions!

Each one would be based on a different type of collectible.

Because we auction everything with no reserve (for real), we don't need any knowledge of what we auction. Just describe them honestly and provide the needed images.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 03, 2016, 09:08:59 PM
If I could get the material and the employees needed

I need a job, can I work for you? I can offer being in house Mex lobby card specialist



Each one would be based on a different type of collectible.



That sounds a departure from auctions based on size like oversize, folded, or rolded

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on March 03, 2016, 10:15:41 PM
I think a Friday night auction would be fun.  Probably lucrative too, people tend to get paid and lose their marbles on fridays. 

(http://weknowmemes.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/its-friday-fuck-this-shit-mondays.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 03, 2016, 11:26:25 PM
I can assure you, even though it is Friday afternoon here, I have not lost my marbles in considering working for the forward thinking poster company eMoviePoster. Choosing the name eMoviePoster was in itself visionary now that movie posters are indeed transitioning from paper to electronic Movie Posters. Thankyou for considering my application, where do I sign up?



Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: DekeThornton on March 04, 2016, 01:23:24 AM
I need a job, can I work for you? I can offer being in house Mex lobby card specialist

(http://www.livememe.com/mp12bb5.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 12, 2016, 08:19:09 AM
John Wayne is not only an icon of the movies, but he also made at least one movie every single year he appeared in the movies (except for his tiny uncredited roles at the very start)!

So we have prepared a gallery of head shot images of him from one movie each year, starting with 1930's The Big Trail through 1976's The Shootist, so you can see exactly how he aged through the years (we also included an image of him when he appeared with Barbara Walters in 1979 on her special, shortly before his passing).

Visit Through The Years: John Wayne (from 1930 to 1979) here: http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/tty/waynejohn/

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/tty/waynejohn/large/1930%20The%20Big%20Trail.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 14, 2016, 07:16:26 AM
From the Newstand to the Silver Screen! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/club/staticpages/newsstand2screen/ for a gallery of examples of comic book or pulp magazine characters that were adapted into Hollywood movies (there is an example of a comic book or pulp magazine) side by side with a movie poster image from the movie starring that character.

Want to see a lot more movie poster images from any of these titles? Go to our Auction History at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html and type in the titles, and on most of them, you will find from a few to lots of images! Click on any of the images to see a much larger image, and if you have any examples that are not represented on this page, let us know so we can add them.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/club/staticpages/newsstand2screen/large/movie-superman.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 14, 2016, 07:29:11 AM
Visit Through The Years: John Wayne (from 1930 to 1979) here: http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/tty/waynejohn/

Interesting to see, thanks

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 17, 2016, 07:43:43 AM
Maybe is intended, but you have 2 of the same poster "night freight" in this bulk lot:
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4176151 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4176151)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 17, 2016, 01:40:15 PM
Maybe is intended, but you have 2 of the same poster "night freight" in this bulk lot:
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4176151 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4176151)

That happens a fair amount in these kinds of bulk lots. They mostly all sell to dealers, anyhoo.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: hepcatpunk on March 18, 2016, 03:08:17 PM
Any chance of a preview for the upcoming Star Wars auction Bruce? 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 18, 2016, 06:39:24 PM
Any chance of a preview for the upcoming Star Wars auction Bruce? 

I imagine doing so would break some rule here!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on March 22, 2016, 03:02:29 PM
Suggestion (yes I am biased).

Have something to counter the lobby/still/lot auctions in one of the weekly spots. The rolled from any country , one sheet, or even large format are good counters. Half sheet , insert, lobby, still, lot , misc stuff gives me nothing to look at for 4 auctions straight now. That's terrible!

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 22, 2016, 07:53:37 PM
Suggestion (yes I am biased).

Have something to counter the lobby/still/lot auctions in one of the weekly spots. The rolled from any country , one sheet, or even large format are good counters. Half sheet , insert, lobby, still, lot , misc stuff gives me nothing to look at for 4 auctions straight now. That's terrible!



Not everyone has deep pockets or a willingness to pore over 1,000 items, three times a week.

A lot of people LIKE the idea of having "a week off"!

I will try to find stuff to interest you soon, but in the meantime, have you considered expanding the areas you collect in?  thumbsup.gif

P.S. I sure hope this wasn't a trick to get me to make "too many posts" and get me in trouble again!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on March 22, 2016, 08:15:03 PM
Bruce, FYI...

6a111 STAR WARS 16 French LCs '77 George Lucas classic sci-fi epic, great different images!

is actually German.

You're welcome.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 22, 2016, 08:49:47 PM
I am tending to not as often look through the auctions as I only now seem to find stuff I like in the mini majors. Either my tastes have change or more goodies (I like) are no longer making it in the weekly auctions
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 22, 2016, 08:59:32 PM
Bruce, FYI...

6a111 STAR WARS 16 French LCs '77 George Lucas classic sci-fi epic, great different images!

is actually German.

You're welcome.

T

6a350 STAR WARS HEALTH DEPARTMENT POSTER 14x22 special '77 is actually the 1979 reissue of this poster. It is clearly dated 1979 on the bottom left corner area.

And 6a282 CARAVAN OF COURAGE style B int'l 1sh seems to be missing its photo.

(http://i1355.photobucket.com/albums/q719/spitfire3992/missing_zps1tlfezly.jpg)


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on March 22, 2016, 09:01:53 PM
DONT POST MISTAKES HERE EMAIL HIM ASAP , NOW DIRECT.....

you're  welcome1

 :-X
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 22, 2016, 09:46:28 PM
We want everyone to know and it is easier to do it anywhere in this forum or on other forums, anywhere but EMP email. You see, we get kudos here.

One way for EMP to win this battle is for poster slueths to submit as requested the corrections but have a tally board on EMP of contributors names with a kudos count next to each name. That way we can still be famous to the world... I think I deserve to hit the tally with 3 kudos points to start with for this solution.





Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on March 22, 2016, 10:42:24 PM
good idea smarty I got a job man.

 ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on March 23, 2016, 01:26:43 AM
good idea smarty I got a job man.

 ;D


Yes, thanks Ari... Is definitely one of my better suggestions, for sure. Just don't ask me any maths questions as my untalented side will then shine thru

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 25, 2016, 09:12:23 AM
Do YOU know about our Auction History Database, located at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html? It is a searchable history of our past sales including almost all of the images from those sales.

Every item in this archive actually sold, and actually sold for the price listed, and was paid for to the consignor (which is NOT true of any other online sales results database we know of).

It currently contains 1,223,268 results and 1,173,443 images, and every week it grows by around 3,000 more results and images!

Whether you want the most accurate and comprehensive "price guide" to movie paper you own (or would like to buy), or whether you just want to "window shop" well over a million images, this is the database for you.

But please know that it can and likely will become addictive, so please use it in moderation!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/transparencies_notstock/550/ScanE537_20120919_165734.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA120902/550/cleopatra_pbacked_JC04869_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/transparencies_notstock/550/scanF408_20121102_170450.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on March 25, 2016, 09:54:56 AM
Just a quick kudos to you on this Bruce. Your sales archive is very useful for reference and a great resource for the hobby.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 25, 2016, 10:42:09 AM
Just a quick kudos to you on this Bruce. Your sales archive is very useful for reference and a great resource for the hobby.

Thanks much! I have an insane amount of man (and woman) hours tied up in it, and the cost to me is surely in the hundreds of thousands, and it is completely free.

I have often considered charging a nominal amount for non-bidders, but for now it is still free for all.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Mirosae on March 26, 2016, 07:34:08 AM
Just a quick kudos to you on this Bruce. Your sales archive is very useful for reference and a great resource for the hobby.

+ 1
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: jedgerley on March 26, 2016, 11:36:40 AM
+1,000,000
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 27, 2016, 08:20:43 PM
+1,000,000

Thanks much!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 27, 2016, 08:21:20 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20160327_HOMEPAGEstarwars_begun.jpg?t=1458596985)

It's online and "live" and you can place your bids! Our all-Star Wars Auction is open at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/15.html

Remember that we are the only major auction in the entire world that has NO buyers premiums, honest condition descriptions of every item, and unenhanced supersized images of every item we auction!

Every one of these 443 items (which includes ONLY Star Wars movie posters, action figures and other related items) started at $1 with no reserve, and unlike the vast majority of auctions, every item REALLY will sell to the highest bidder!

Please do us a favor! If you find ANY mistake in any of these auctions, no matter how trivial, please send an email to "matt@emovieposter.com" and we will get them corrected on Monday.

And these auctions are lots of fun to look through, even if you are only "window shopping", because you likely will see many items you have not seen before!

And PLEASE share this post on your Facebook page or in any online forum where it makes sense, so that lots of Star Wars fans will learn about this wonderful set of auctions (and if you haven't done so already, please click "Like" on our FB page at https://www.facebook.com/emovieposter/)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 27, 2016, 09:43:37 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20160327_HOMEPAGEstarwars_begun.jpg?t=1458596985)

It's online and "live" and you can place your bids! Our all-Star Wars Auction is open at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/15.html

Remember that we are the only major auction in the entire world that has NO buyers premiums, honest condition descriptions of every item, and unenhanced supersized images of every item we auction!

Every one of these 443 items (which includes ONLY Star Wars movie posters, action figures and other related items) started at $1 with no reserve, and unlike the vast majority of auctions, every item REALLY will sell to the highest bidder!

Please do us a favor! If you find ANY mistake in any of these auctions, no matter how trivial, please send an email to "matt@emovieposter.com" and we will get them corrected on Monday.

And these auctions are lots of fun to look through, even if you are only "window shopping", because you likely will see many items you have not seen before!

Who are the major auctions that provide dishonest condition description reports?

This would be good to know, so that potential bidders don't get burned.


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 27, 2016, 10:33:46 PM
That is a great question for the members here.

Did you ever buy an item (or items) from any auction that was NOT honestly described, and how did they respond when you told them about it?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on March 27, 2016, 10:39:51 PM
I think it would be a good question, too, for members.  thumbsup.gif

And because you made the comment first, is why I asked you first.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Neo on March 28, 2016, 12:53:03 AM
That is a great question for the members here.

Did you ever buy an item (or items) from any auction that was NOT honestly described, and how did they respond when you told them about it?

Yes.

There's an old saying in Tennessee... "fool me - you can't get fooled again."




For the record, eMovie's descriptions and photos are the most accurate that I've seen.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 29, 2016, 09:02:26 AM
We recently received this email from a consignor:

"Kudos to whichever of youse historians was able to correctly identify the three cowboys in my lobby card from the Covered Wagon I consigned! Amazing! 

By the way, your website is a wealth of educational information as well as a place where movie memorabilia has instant liquidity.  I used to sell my stuff at maybe 10 shows a year here on the west coast from Portland to LA, but those days are long gone.

I appreciate what you guys do!"

If YOU have movie paper of any sort (or posters of any kind, movie or non-movie) isn't it time YOU considered sending your first consignment to eMoviePoster.com? If you are like the vast majority of our consignors, it may well be the first of many consignments!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/dyk/20120425_here_come_the_trucks.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on March 30, 2016, 08:13:31 AM
Friday April 1st is the final deadline to consign to our May Major Auction, which runs from April 24th to May 5th.

If YOU have any rare and desirable high quality posters you would like included, call our owner Bruce (417-256-9616) IMMEDIATELY and tell him what you have (or email a list of what you have to "phillip@emovieposter.com")!

(https://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/20160317_maymajor.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Mirosae on April 12, 2016, 05:25:24 PM
Im waiting for your May Mini/ Major preview... waiting1



...

 :)

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 12, 2016, 07:58:59 PM
One auction at a time!

Part One preview will probably be Monday.

Title: This is going to be one of our very closest Daily "Face/Offs" ever!
Post by: BruceH on April 12, 2016, 11:40:24 PM
This is going to be one of our very closest Daily "Face/Offs" ever! How do you make YOUR choice known? Go to our Home Page, http://www.emovieposter.com

Look in the top left corner where you will see the below Hepburn/Taylor image, and select the choice you like better and click "Vote" by your choice.

You'll instantly see the current results! It doesn't matter how you choose to place your vote, so use whatever criteria you prefer. After all, this is just for fun!

Remember, the Presidential primaries may be rigged, and your vote may not count there, but HERE, everyone's vote counts equally.

And may the best 1950s superstar win!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/faceoffs/faceoff_1828_filmicons1950s_elizabethtaylor_or_audreyhepburn.jpg?t=1460152549)
Title: Re: This is going to be one of our very closest Daily "Face/Offs" ever!
Post by: BruceH on April 16, 2016, 01:45:46 PM
CLASSY VS TRASHY? When you look at the current voting totals in our current Daily "Face/Off" (which runs over the weekend, because we are closed Saturday and Sunday), you will see that it is painfully obvious that movie poster collectors greatly prefer "bad" girls to "good" girls (just as they did yesterday with Kim Novak vs Debbie Reynolds)!

How do you make YOUR choice known? Go to our Home Page, http://www.emovieposter.com and look in the top left corner where you will see the below Kelly/Monroe image, and select the choice you like better and click "Vote" by your choice.

You'll instantly see the current results! It doesn't matter how you choose to place your vote, so use whatever criteria you prefer. After all, this is just for fun!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/faceoffs/faceoff_1831_filmicons1950s_gracekelly_or_marilynmonroe.jpg?t=1460154102)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on April 17, 2016, 06:18:21 PM
This is Swiss , not country of origin.....

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/13819410.html


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 17, 2016, 07:14:50 PM
These are Hong Kong cards that were glued to boards and used in Switzerland.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 18, 2016, 08:25:15 AM
Got some extra time on your hands? Why not check out our current sets of auctions closing this Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday (2,997 auctions in all). Each set is very different from the others, but all are excellent (and I feel that you will surely agree, once you look over what is in them)!

The Tuesday auctions (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html) have a really first rate selection of 999 single lobby cards (covering all years and genres with many great cards, with 434 title cards at the end) and many are incredibly rare. If you like lobby cards in the slightest, you will LOVE this set of auctions, and you may have a "problem" in finding too much to interest you!

The Thursday auctions (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html) have 999 non-U.S. posters, lobby cards & stills (from 12 different countries). This includes a really first rate selection of Australian daybills and one-sheets, as well as rare German posters, plus much, much more!

The Sunday auctions (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html) have 500 lots of vintage 8" x 10" stills AND 499 presskits (altogether containing 2 to 45 stills per lot with 9,104 stills in all!) and there are LOTS of great titles included!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160412/550/lc_bishop_murder_case_tc_a_LF00796_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160414/550/aust_1sh_deadly_mantis_ES03242_T.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160417/550/presskit_raiders_of_the_lost_ark_a_WC04293_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 19, 2016, 07:08:49 AM
Our amazing auctions of 999 single lobby cards (covering all years and genres with many great cards, with 434 title cards at the end!)  wraps up in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html

If you like great lobby cards at bargain prices, and you like the condition descriptions to be accurate, and you like to see giant unenhanced scans of the fronts AND backs of every card (we are the ONLY major auction anywhere that shows the backs of any cards and we show the backs of EVERY card!), and you like auctions with no deceptive "buyers premiums", and you like auctions that REALLY all start at one dollar and REALLY have no reserve at all, and you like paying the actual cost of shipping or under on all you purchase, and you like your purchases being sent super well wrapped, then THESE are the auctions for you!

But please go to the above link soon, because it takes a while to look over this many fine lobby cards, and in just a few hours they will all be sold, and there WILL be many great buys made on quality lobby cards, and there will likely be some real "steals"! Think I'm kidding? With around 13 hours to go until these start closing (as of this writing) there are 151 of these at $1, 306 at just $1 to $3 and 417 at $5 or under! And on the vast majority of the other 582 cards (even the highest priced ones), there are lots and lots of them that are a fraction of the "regular" retail price you might see these at any website or collectibles show (and there are many ultra-rare ones you may not see offered again for many years).

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 271 cowboy lobby cards, and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "cowboy western", which will take you to this link: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/genre%253Acowboy%2520western/13.html and then you will just see those 271 cards, in our gallery format! You can do the same thing for the 60 horror/sci-fi cards, the 62 film noir cards, the 49 serial cards, and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But please, if you can't look at these cards right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many fine cards, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160412/550/lc_cover_girl_LF00447_L.jpg)

Also, here, at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/parti/, is a link to a preview gallery of ALL of the incredible collection of 307 linenbacked one-sheets (which runs from April 24th to May 1st), including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned!

Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20160424_parti_logo.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on April 19, 2016, 09:10:22 PM
These are Hong Kong cards that were glued to boards and used in Switzerland.

They only had 2 lobby styles for Bruce Lee in H.K :

-Eng and Chinese lettering

-English only lettering

Only Swiss used the crown logo that the ones you sold had.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on April 19, 2016, 09:53:40 PM
They only had 2 lobby styles for Bruce Lee in H.K :

-Eng and Chinese lettering

-English only lettering

Only Swiss used the crown logo that the ones you sold had.

And here's what looks like a partial set of 6 cards (same size, blue border, attached to board, grommet holes and the small crown logo in the lower right corner) yet these were called Swiss cards, when sold back in Sept of 2012:  

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/5164979.html

The 6 cards look identical to those 6 in the group of 14 cards that was said to be a COO Hong Kong set, sold on in March of this year:  

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/13819410.html

Bruce, what's the difference between these 2 sets (other than the quantity)?      binoc.gif

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on April 19, 2016, 10:18:14 PM
Not only the lettering but the Swiss cards also miss the white Golden Harvest logos.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on April 20, 2016, 12:05:37 AM
And, Bruce, if both sets are the same style cards, and both, in fact, turn out to be Swiss, then this question could also be thought about:

Had the 2016 LC set been advertised and described as the 2012 set had been (Swiss and not COO Hong Kong cards), would that have affected the bidding as well as the final price achieved? hmmm.gif

Again, yes, there were more cards offered in the 2016 lot, but I'm speaking of those persons that bid because of the cards' presented/advertised origin.  

And would a Hong Kong (COO) set be more rare or valuable than a Swiss set for this film?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on April 20, 2016, 01:27:46 AM
I believe a 1st issue H.K Enter Dragon card (white bottom border fea Concorde yin yang logo) was offered for 400$ , sadly it was in crummy shape so I easily passed.....I'd love to own one (or a set) obviously....but not for 100s per card :P

3rd issue :

http://www.amazon.com/Dragon-R1990s-Original-Robert-Clouse/dp/B00CQOAO54

(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/612LAwglaXL._SX342_QL70_.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 20, 2016, 08:08:49 AM
We will contact the bidder, tell him/her they are Swiss cards, and offer to cancel. They will almost surely agree to, and after, we will delete the result, and re-auction them next time, properly identified.

Had you (or anyone) contacted us while the auctions were running, we could have corrected them then. But better now than never (as is true of many auction sites).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 20, 2016, 08:09:50 AM
Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/partii/ for a preview gallery of ALL of the incredible collection of 328 linenbacked posters, movie and non-movie, U.S. and non-U.S., standard sized and oversized (which runs from April 26th to May 3rd), including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned!

Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

And don't forget to also look at the 307 linenbacked one-sheets in our preview gallery of those (in Part I) at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/parti/

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on April 20, 2016, 03:47:11 PM
That is a great question for the members here.

Did you ever buy an item (or items) from any auction that was NOT honestly described, and how did they respond when you told them about it?



A Great question, I agree. For all members, buyers and sellers alike, since an accurate description is vital to anything bought or sold.

If you can, please let us know how the buyer of these Swiss Fists of Fury cards (that were described as Hong Kong COO cards) responds, once he/she is informed of what they actually are.  :)

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on April 20, 2016, 04:22:56 PM
Im a bit confused (tho that's nothing new  ;) )

Last night, I did a quick 2 min search on the EMP database and found that partial set of those Fists of Fury LC, that had been sold back in 2012, and were correctly described and ID'd as Swiss.

I just did another quick search and found another set of 15 Swiss, Fists of Fury LC that were sold in Jan of 2014. But these were also advertised and described as being a Hong Kong COO set. What's the reason for this incorrect description, 2 years later, especially when the ones in 2012 were described properly (and the data and images from that first sale would be available as a reference tool for the EMP research staff).

And to tie in with your question above, how will this other buyer also respond, over 2 years later, when informed and learning that these cards were not what he thought they were, when he was bidding on, and won them?



http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/14964448.html

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 20, 2016, 07:49:06 PM
We contacted the buyer of the set of 14, and he still wanted the set even though they are Swiss.

So we added the following to that record:
"Note that we initially believed that these were Hong Kong lobby cards. However, after the auction closed, we learned that they are Swiss lobby cards, and we have updated the auction. We also contacted the winning bidder about the change, and they have elected to keep the cards."

I will check ALL the other listings tomorrow and contact the buyers of the incorrect ones (however many that may be) and offer then full refunds plus return shipping, just as I do with ALL incorrectly described items. If they send them back, we will cancel the result and re-auction the items properly identified.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on April 21, 2016, 02:11:02 AM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/7169380.html

These are 1st issues I believe , not re-issue (by P. Ragioni , I think....I've got the 2sh & will check)

Hey Bruce , you do an awesome job but with so many auctions hickups can happen now and then.....you're not a bad guy & go beyond call of duty imo  thumbsup.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 21, 2016, 07:31:28 AM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/7169380.html

These are 1st issues I believe , not re-issue (by P. Ragioni , I think....I've got the 2sh & will check)

Hey Bruce , you do an awesome job but with so many auctions hickups can happen now and then.....you're not a bad guy & go beyond call of duty imo  thumbsup.gif

Thanks for the kind words!

Do remember that on corrections, we need more than "I believe" or "I think". We just had a guy email us corrections on three posters we had auctioned many times, and we changed EVERY result, and emailed all the buyers, offering refunds, and then one of those buyers gave us pretty definitive proof that the "correction" was incorrect, so we had to re-email everyone and undo all the "corrections".

But I don't mind the massive amount of extra work as long as our database keeps getting more and more accurate!

It is amazing how little is known about the many re-releases of movies all over the world. In our database we are pooling the research of hundreds of dedicated researchers (like yourself) and I know it is far and away the most accurate database anywhere on the Internet.

Let us know what you find out about the above poster.
Title: Great Googamooga! WE SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST!
Post by: BruceH on April 22, 2016, 07:24:27 PM
Great Googamooga! WE SAVED THE BEST FOR LAST! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/partiii/ for a preview gallery of ALL of the 208 great movie paper items of all sorts, a "best of the best" of our "regular" auctions (which runs from April 28th to May 5th), including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned!

Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

And don't forget to also look at the 307 linenbacked one-sheets in our preview gallery of those (in Part I) at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/parti/ and to also look at the the incredible collection of 328 linenbacked posters, movie and non-movie, U.S. and non-U.S., standard sized and oversized posters (in Part II) at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016may/partii/

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on April 29, 2016, 01:21:42 PM
Remember that movie where 7 gunmen go to a small Mexican village and chase off around 50 bandits?

Well, as admirable as that was, I can tell you that it is a WORLD harder to run 3,000 auctions of unique items every week, and to hold well over one MILLION such auctions (over 1,155,000, at latest count) is, well, simply MAGNIFICENT!

I deeply thank every one of the 33 employees of eMoviePoster.com who make this happen week in and week out, and I know that our 40,000+ customers and our 1,800+ consignors do as well!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 02, 2016, 08:29:51 AM
Part II of our May Major Auction ends on Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html

Like Part II, this part solely contains professionally linenbacked posters, but Part I solely contained one-sheets, and THIS Part II contains posters of EVERY kind (movie and non-movie, U.S. and non-U.S., standard sized and oversized).

It contains a LOT of extremely rare and desirable posters (you have to see them to know how many great ones there are), but because they all started at $1 with no reserve and no buyers premiums, there can and will be lots of great buys made!

How great? In Part I, all the one-sheets were linenbacked, usually at a cost of $100 to $150 per poster. Yet 84 of them sold for under $100 (many far lower) and just about every one of those sold for well under the cost of linenbacking alone, so it was like those buyers got the one-sheet for free!

The same situation exists in Tuesday's Part II, but even more so! With a day to go, there are 61 linenbacked posters under $10 each (insane!) and 143 under $30 each.

Now of course a lot of these will get more bids, but some won't and there are sure to be as many great deals in Part II as there were in Part I, but you can't get those "steals" if you aren't bidding, so why not go to the above link right now, and check these all out?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 03, 2016, 08:08:22 AM
Part II of our May Major Auction ends in just a few hours, beginning at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. This part contains 328 linenbacked posters of EVERY type (movie and non-movie, U.S. and non-U.S., standard sized and oversized, EXCEPT for one-sheets, because those were in Part I)!

Even though this is a "major auction", many of these posters are incredibly "affordable", especially because all are linenbacked and ready to be framed and displayed and we have the most great deals in any part of any major auction we have ever had with hours to go!

Think I am exaggerating? Not at all! Currently there are 33 of these that are just $10 each or under(!), 72 that are just $20 each or under, and 164 that are $50 each and under and the owner of those posters usually paid around $50 to $100 each just for the linenbacking alone! So most of those posters currently are well under the cost of linenbacking alone and you essentially get those posters for free!

And on the 164 of the posters that are over just $50 each, most of those are WELL under where the same or similar posters have auctioned for in the past (when linenbacked), so there are currently great buys at every price level.

But please remember that in our auctions, a LOT of the bidders like to wait near the end of the auctions to place their bids! So don't get a false sense of security just because you have had the high bid for almost all of the seven days an item has been on for, BECAUSE ON BETTER ITEMS, IT IS NOT UNUSUAL FOR THEM TO DOUBLE OR TRIPLE IN PRICE IN THE CLOSING HOURS.

But also remember that our auctions have "time extended bidding", which means that five minutes must go by without a bid before an auction closes, so you can NEVER have an item snatched away from you in the final seconds (but you have to be watching the item as it closes, to make certain that no one entered a higher bid than yours in the closing minutes).

Best of luck to everyone bidding in this special auction, and remember that this is just Part II closing in HOURS, and that Part III close Thursday!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 04, 2016, 11:51:48 PM
Part III of our May Major Auction ends Thursday, beginning at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html. This part contains 208 great movie paper items of all sorts, a "best of the best" of our "regular" auctions (except it has NO linenbacked posters, because those were in Parts I & II)!

There are really great one-sheets, half-sheets, inserts, window cards, and other sizes, and also lots of great non-U.S. posters from many countries, and I REALLY think you need to look everything over at the above link, especially because there are "only" 208 items.

But I also want to call your attention to five REALLY unusual items that are included, because you might not see them again for many, many years, and I don't want any interested bidders to not be aware of them!

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Look at this BRINGING UP BABY signed framed 8x10 still at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4225044. This is an incredible item! The movie features a trained leopard (the "Baby" of the title), and that leopard was played by Nissa, and was trained and owned by Olga Celeste. At some point during the filming of the movie, someone took a picture of the leopard lying on the set, next to a gag poster that read "GREATEST SHOW ON THE LOT See NISSA THE LEOPARD - ADMISSION 25 cents, also HEPBURN & GRANT Admission 10 cents Including tax, and autographs"!

Olga Celeste wanted a great memento of the movie, and she had the director Howard Hawks, plus most of the cast and crew sign this photo (naturally, the top people signed in large bold letters in the top left, and everyone else wrote their name where they could in the bottom half of the photo). Miss Celeste herself wrote "Greetings, Olga" in the lower right of the photo. The photo was nicely matted and framed (likely in 1938), and it was found in Miss Celeste's estate, and it was auctioned at Christie's in 1989 in their "Collectibles Auction Sale #6841", and it was lot #349.

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Look at this 12 Affiches Du Cinema 1979 French art portfolio at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4225046. It features movie art by Raymond Gid, a legendary illustrator of great French movie posters over many years. This book was a dream of famed French movie poster illustrator Raymond Gid, and he was able to realize it in 1979. The portfolio consists of loose end papers, with two double pages that contained a title page, a page with his signature, and a 2-page spread listing the names of the prints of the posters contained in the portfolio. There is a single folded 2" x 20" "bookmark" that has the number of the specific edition of the portfolio printed at the ends of the bookmark!

There are twelve folded posters contained within the portfolio, each of them measuring 23 1/2" x 31 1/2" (which is 60 x 80 cm). The posters are posters that Monsieur Gid designed during his extraordinary career (some are ones that were used, and others are ones that were not used, and there is a wonderful special tribute poster for Charlie Chaplin)! The films include Vampyr, Les Diaboliques, Le Silence de la mer, Histoires Extraordinaires (The Living Dead), La Fille aux yeux d'or, The Birds, French Can-Can, Un coeur gros comme ca, and Therese Raquin.

Only 40 of these portfolios were created! One could only wish that someone had ever created a similar portfolio of U.S. posters, either by a single artist like this one, or by multiple artists! Note that each of the posters has a printed paper snipe glued to the back, giving the name of the movie and cast and crew credits for that movie. We have seen another example of this portfolio offered for sale for $1,800!

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Look at this 1950s local theater 15x26 metal display sign at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4225095. It is from the Ellinwood Theatre in Ellinwood, Kansas. This display contains drugstore counter displays for "Tropic Zone", "The Left Hand of God", "Sudden Fear", and "Rancho Notorious". In addition, the consignor of this metal display sign (who obtained it directly from that theater in the 1950s!) also received five printed unused movie tickets from the theater, and those are included as well (we have photographed those tickets at the bottom of the display sign).

Note that most movie theaters in the 1950s had signs similar to these, but very, very few of them have survived (we have only seen a few). Not only is this one in the best condition of any we have seen, but it even has its original "drugstore counter displays" in place! Note that the display has its original metal easel backing, allowing it to be free standing on a counter

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Look at this 1932 BELA LUGOSI/BORIS KARLOFF 8x10 still at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4225051. This is from a press conference that Universal held in 1932, where these two legendary horror film stars were photographed together, perhaps for the very first time! The back of the still has printed information about the front and it calls them "Universal exponents of horrors" and calls them "Bela (Dracula) Lugosi" and "Boris (Frankenstein) Karloff", and says that they "are good friends and friendly rivals", and that Lugosi "will play in Robert Louis Stevenson's The Suicide Club and Karloff in The Old Dark House by J.B. Priestley and The Invisible Man by H.G. Wells".

Of course, the Universal version of "The Suicide Club" was never made, and while Karloff did star in "The Old Dark House", it was newcomer Claude Rains who ended up starring in "The Invisible Man", which did not come to the screen for three more years. Note that our consignor is a major still collector of many many years, and this still was the prize of his collection, and he paid $1,000 to acquire it, and we are sure it would be a great prize for the new owner of this wonderful still!

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Look at this JAWS 2 8ft x 12ft unassembled standee at http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4225001. This wonderful "standee" was printed in 4 sections designed to overlap (it was only the paper poster portion, because it would have cost an insane price to ship this fully assembled to theaters).

What the theaters got were the four sections of the poster, with an instruction sheet, which told them to mount the four sections to a 3/8" backing. They then needed to cut out the bottom center area, and then assemble the sections as shown in the diagram, and add "reinforcement joints" and then "attach to easel partitions"! When finished, this would provide the theater with an amazing standee that could be placed at their entrance so that customers would literally enter the mouth of the shark to get in the theater!

We don't know how many theaters ordered this standee, or how many actually assembled it, but this is an incredibly rare unassembled standee, and it is the only one we have ever seen or heard of! The new owner can either leave it as it is, mount it on linen as it is, or actually turn it into the standee it was meant to be by following the instruction sheet! In each case, that new owner will have an amazing poster, which will surely be a cornerstone of any "Jaws" collection!

The above five items are just a handful of the incredible rarities contained in this very special auction, so PLEASE take a few minutes to look over all 208 items in this auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html. If you wait too long (they close Thursday) then you will miss out!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 05, 2016, 08:19:49 AM
The final Part III of our May Major Auction ends in HOURS today (Thursday), beginning at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html. This part contains 208 great movie paper items of all sorts, a "best of the best" of our "regular" auctions (except it has NO linenbacked posters, because those were in Parts I & II)!


There are really great one-sheets, half-sheets, inserts, window cards, and other sizes, and also lots of great non-U.S. posters from many countries, and I REALLY think you need to look everything over at the above link, especially because there are "only" 208 items.

It also includes the "best of the best" HORROR/SCI-FI posters, and see just those here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/genre%253Ahorror%255C%252Fsci-fi/14.html

There are currently some real bargains (53 items are under $50) and there are great deals at the current prices at every price level. But please remember that in our major auctions, a LOT of the bidders like to wait near the very end of the auctions to place their bids! So don't get a false sense of security just because you have had the high bid for almost all of the seven days an item has been on for, BECAUSE ON BETTER ITEMS, IT IS NOT UNUSUAL FOR THEM TO DOUBLE OR TRIPLE IN PRICE IN THE CLOSING HOURS.

But also remember that our auctions have "time extended bidding", which means that five minutes must go by without a bid before an auction closes, so you can NEVER have an item snatched away from you in the final seconds (but you have to be watching the item as it closes, to make certain that no one entered a higher bid than yours in the closing minutes).

Best of luck to everyone bidding in this very special auction. Many of these items will not come back up for sale or auction for many years, so please go to the above link soon and check these all out before they are going, going, GONE!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 07, 2016, 12:55:40 AM
Our current 999 campaign books, exhibitor magazines, pressbooks and books (hardcover, softcover, and trade paperback) are closing Sunday (two days from now) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

Our three-part May Major Auction just wrapped up on Thursday, but in some ways this auction closing Sunday is like "May Major Auction Part III 1/2"! What do I mean? The first 62 items closing Sunday are solely campaign books and exhibitor magazines and many of them absolutely ARE "major auction quality" (meaning that they are extremely rare and desirable)! So why were they not in the May Major Auction?

We put them in this separate Sunday auction because they are with lots of pressbooks (which are very similar in some respects) and also with lots of hardcover, softcover, and paperback books (including many great titles) and all these types "combine" in the same packages with campaign books and exhibitor magazines far better than posters do.

So you absolutely need to check this set of auctions out closely, because there are a LOT of great items in it, and if you don't look over them all, you are liable of missing something you have looked for for a long time (and might not find again anytime soon)!

And if you just like making incredible deals (whether to add to your collection, or as a dealer to re-sell), then THIS really is the set of auctions for you. Maybe it is because all our bidders are wiped out by our May Major Auction, but with less than two days to go, fully HALF of these items are at just $1 or $2 (and 71 have no bid), and TWO THIRDS are just $1 to $5. And the one third that is over just $5 is mostly WAY under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past.

HERE IS A CHART OF THE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION:
(to better help you find the sizes and types that interest you)

6x001 PARAMOUNT 1927-28 French campaign book
6x002-6x004 Canadian campaign book of English WWII films, Japanese campaign books
6x005-6x046 U.S. campaign books
6x047-6x051 studio brochures
6x052-6x062 exhibitor magazines
6x063-6x097 paperback books
6x098-6x197 hardcover books
6x198-6x362 softcover books
6x363-6x386 English pressbooks
6x387-6x999 pressbooks

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 07, 2016, 11:48:11 PM
Our excellent current sets of auctions closing this Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday are all excellent, and in different ways (and I feel that you will surely agree, once you look over what is in them)!

First, our Sunday auctions (which close in less than a day at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html) are in some ways like "May Major Auction Part III 1/2"! What do I mean? The first 62 items closing Sunday are solely campaign books and exhibitor magazines and many of them absolutely ARE "major auction quality" (meaning that they are extremely rare and desirable)! So why were they not in the May Major Auction? We put them in this separate Sunday auction because they are with lots of pressbooks (which are very similar in some respects) and also with lots of hardcover, softcover, and paperback books (including many great titles) and all these types "combine" in the same packages with campaign books and exhibitor magazines far better than posters do.

So you absolutely need to check this set of auctions out closely, because there are a LOT of great items in it, and if you don't look over them all, you are liable of missing something you have looked for for a long time (and might not find again anytime soon)! And if you just like making incredible deals (whether to add to your collection, or as a dealer to re-sell), then THIS really is the set of auctions for you. Maybe it is because all our bidders are wiped out by our May Major Auction (or because Sunday is Mother's Day!), but with way less than a day to go as of this writing, fully ONE THIRD of these items are at just $1, $2 or $3, and JUST UNDER HALF are just $1 to $5. And the half that is over just $5 is mostly WAY under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past.

If you like folded one-sheets, you are sure to love our Tuesday auctions at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, which have a really first rate selection of 999 folded one-sheets, covering all years and genres, but with a really high concentration of excellent horror/sci-fi titles (Halloween in May?).  If you like one-sheets in the slightest, you will LOVE this set of auctions, and you may have a "problem" in finding too much to interest you!

Like lobbies? The Thursday auctions at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html have 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (6,513 cards in all!). Over half of these sets are from the 1950s and earlier, and around one quarter are from cowboy movies, around one fifth from crime movies, plus much, much more! You may be able to get entire sets for little more than most dealers would ask for the best scene card!

And yet, except for the very best items in each set of auctions, the items in each are getting little love (and currently have very low bids). As stated above, maybe it is because people are wiped out after our May Major Auction, or maybe it is because of Mother's Day on Sunday, but each set of auctions currently has an incredible amount of bargains, with many of the items at $1 or with no bid, and most of the rest are very much under where these same items have auctioned for in the past.

Of course, there will likely be lots more bids placed, but there are almost sure to be lots of great deals (and maybe a lot of real "steals), and if so, I envy the many collectors and dealers who will be making sensational buys (including, hopefully, many of you, our club members)! The current bid prices in each set of auctions (once you get past the highest ones in each) are mostly so low as to border on sheer insanity!

And as soon as the last of our current Sunday auctions close (around 5 PM CST tomorrow on Sunday the 8th), we will be adding 500 lots of 2+ color and black and white stills (each from the same movie, some with a high number of stills), plus 499 presskits (almost all of which contain at least 8 stills), so be sure to check those out as well, once they start!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 08, 2016, 09:08:14 AM
Our Sunday auctions of campaign books, exhibitor magazines, pressbooks and hardcover, softcover, and paperback books close in just a few hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (beginning at 3 PM CST). Or view just the many excellent horror/sci-fi items here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/genre%253Ahorror%255C%252Fsci-fi/15.html

You may THINK you don't collect these sizes and just "skip" this set of auctions, but if do so, you will likely regret it, because these auctions contain a LOT of wonderful rarities, and many of these items will not come back up for sale or auction for many years. Of special notice are the books, because they range from "movie editions" from the 1910s to 1930s, "bad girl" and film noir paperbacks of the 1940s, coffee table and limited edition books, and much more!

I could go on and on about these, but instead please go to the above link soon and check these all out before they close, because right now there are 444 of these at just $1 to $5 each, and almost EVERY item is a fraction of what dealers would charge on their websites (the ones you can find anywhere else)!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_seven_year_itch_a_WC03580_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_white_slaves_of_new_orleans_a_WC03579_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_day_of_the_triffids_a_WC03646_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_big_sleep_a_WC03578_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_forbidden_planet_a_WC03580_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_virgin_planet_a_WC03646_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_youll_never_get_me_a_WC03579_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_ed_wood_a_WC01778_C.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_take_it_and_like_it_a_WC03579_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_casino_royale_a_WC03580_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_postman_always_rings_twice_a_WC03578_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160501/550/book_will_acting_spoil_marilyn_monroe_a_WC03646_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on May 08, 2016, 04:46:33 PM
Darn it, I awoke just now and read the above but auctions nearly over. I thought you posted  with a bit more time ahead. Suggestion, maybe a sort filter on ending soonest so I can catch the last few still available


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 08, 2016, 05:18:40 PM
Darn it, I awoke just now and read the above but auctions nearly over. I thought you posted  with a bit more time ahead. Suggestion, maybe a sort filter on ending soonest so I can catch the last few still available




Let me see. If you scroll up in this very thread, you will see I also posted about this very same set of auctions on both Friday and Saturday in addition to this post on Sunday morning a full seven hours before the auctions started to end. I am not sure how much more than this you want.

As to your suggestion of "a sort filter on ending soonest", we have had that in place for around ten years, plus our Search Filters we added around a year ago.

Did you write the above post right after you woke up?  ;)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on May 08, 2016, 05:46:37 PM
Yeah, I was half asleep. Time left ascending decending too complicated in that state of mind!

You might mock, but you did an ad showing different product, that this time made the auction worth a look, I saw and liked those but missed out, I'm sure I'm not the first. Maybe Sunday auctions finish earlier to your last posting. That's my problem I guess being in the wrong time zone!



Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 08, 2016, 07:51:04 PM
Yeah, I was half asleep. Time left ascending decending too complicated in that state of mind!

You might mock, but you did an ad showing different product, that this time made the auction worth a look, I saw and liked those but missed out, I'm sure I'm not the first. Maybe Sunday auctions finish earlier to your last posting. That's my problem I guess being in the wrong time zone!





I see. But we auction 999 items at a time, and I can't run images of all of them, without "breaking the forum". If you see that the types we are auctioning, which are always clearly spelled out in the promo message, are the sort to interest you, PLEASE go to the gallery and glance over the Search Filters at left, and then you can quickly see what there is of interest.

Sunday auctions DO close 4 hours earlier than the Tuesday and Thursday ones, as we have done since they began years ago, and we also mention that difference in every promo we do.

But we will endeavor to do better for you!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on May 08, 2016, 10:48:07 PM
I am not really interested in pulps or press books... why would I trawl through 999 of them, especially as I have other interests in life to manage with my time

In the last advert it showed something that did grab my interest and I saw that too late (being in the asleep time zone) as the usual time gap is longer for the week day auctions.

Forget my suggestion increasing the gap for the sunday auction notification then and continue to belittle me for making it!




Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 12, 2016, 08:24:41 AM
Our auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (6,513 cards in all with a lot of rare 1930s titles!) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html represents the best lobby card buying opportunity to come along in years (right now, there are over 300 of these sets at $1 or with no bid and over ONE HALF at just $4 or under)!

Since all of these have at least 2 cards, and lots of them are complete sets of 8 or more, this means many are well under just a DOLLAR per card and many are just PENNIES per card. And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or the best scene)!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get. ALSO, if you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that well over half of these are from the 1950s and earlier (over 20% from the 1940s and earlier!), and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 242 cowboy lobby card sets, and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "cowboy western", which will take you to this link: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/genre%253Acowboy%2520western/14.html and then you will just see those 242 lobby card sets, in our gallery format!

You can do the same thing for the 117 horror/sci-fi card sets, or for the 191 crime sets, or for the 41 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1930s, or for the 20 sets from James Stewart movies, or for the 12 sets from Veronica Lake movies, and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so why not start looking these over soon, and then make sure you give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in a few hours?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_alphaville_set_of_4_dupe1_ES02793_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_its_a_mad_mad_mad_mad_world_set_of_8_a_ES02832_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_house_of_wax_d_set_of_6_a_WC03061_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_back_to_the_future_iii_set_of_8_a_WC04304_C.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/11x14_star_wars_with_slugs_style_set_of_7_a_ES02410_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_le_mans_set_of_8_a_ES03688_C.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_variety_girl_set_of_8_a_ES01548_C.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160505/550/lc_thing_set_of_8_a_ES02956_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on May 12, 2016, 10:12:44 AM
Forget my suggestion increasing the gap for the sunday auction notification then and continue to belittle me for making it!

With respect, the auctions last for a full seven (7) days.  It is not as though you are in the wrong time zone for all hours of all those seven days.

You know the auctions start and end on the same three days every single week, of every single year - set yourself reminders if needs be...!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on May 13, 2016, 05:04:37 AM
With respect, the auctions last for a full seven (7) days.  It is not as though you are in the wrong time zone for all hours of all those seven days.

You know the auctions start and end on the same three days every single week, of every single year - set yourself reminders if needs be...!


Simes, the idea of Bruce's posts are to show items to hook you in to look, especially those who haven't been tempted so far. Not sure why I need to say the following  again, maybe you missed that... I'm not interested in looking thru 999 Sunday auctions that have stuff I rarely want like non posters which usually are on Sundays. If an ad goes out showing an image to tempt you but you've just gone to sleep before the ad gets posted and awake to see the ad, but the auction is over, Bruce misses out, the sellers miss out, the buyer miss out. That is the problem... Sunday auctions finish 4 hours earlier thus 4 hours less time to see the auction. If the gap between ad and auction was the same on Sundays as it is for other days then there is enough time to be hooked in and participate. A reasonable suggestion to put forward I would think.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on May 13, 2016, 06:00:42 AM
Sir, I am not sure I am arguing but there does seem to be the obvious you are missing.

Like the thrice weekly auctions that you are already abundantly aware of, you are also aware (it seems) that the Sunday auction finishes earlier.

Aside from some unlikely hand holding, it would seem to be the responsibility of the bidder to get plugged in to what he may, or may not be interested in - especially when the platform in question runs in such a reliably metronomic and clockwork fashion. 

1. One doesn't have to 'look' through 999 pieces when a search can be effected.
2. Who is to say that Bruce's advert would necessarily include that which you may be interested in?

Apologies if I am missing something...
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on May 13, 2016, 06:39:58 AM
Whoops the forum let me edit my last post and save it without advising your more recent post was made. New forum bug it seems....

Ok, just as well as I like arguing...

You are saying I had plenty of time to look at the 999 auctions and I can easily search to filter down from 999 items on what I am interested in.

Filtering: I collect on the art more than the item type but mainly posters. The auction had magazines and press books. I can't search by filtering on images of sexy ladies with big boobs, so I have to look at all 999 items and with Bruce's white squares this process is not very appealing.

Time to see/ i should know schedules: Like I said I'm rarely interested in non poster stuff and I have a life to live rather than look at uninteresting Sunday auction items like magazines and press books like in this auction. Would you look at an auction of 999 toilet bowls every week if you rarely want to buy one? But what if you see advertised a toilet bowl in that auction that has this awesome target in it to aim at but it was advertised after you went to sleep only to read it in the morning after the auction has finished? If you had the usual time between seeing the ad and auction ending you could have had the joy of win the toilet bowl and post images on the forum for people to go ooh aaah. I hope this analogy makes it clearer.

I'm just suggesting the same time between last ad and auction start for Sunday's like for the other days.



Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on May 13, 2016, 07:34:45 AM
What has these people so scared? They are afraid they will miss eMoviePoster.com's incredible 999 auctions of
500 lots of vintage 8" x 10" stills AND 499 presskits (altogether containing 2 to 77 stills per lot with 10,309 stills in all!) closing Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160508/8x10_it_came_from_outer_space_set_of_4_ES03833_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on May 13, 2016, 07:39:04 AM
Filtering: ........I can't search by filtering on images of sexy ladies with big boobs, so I have to look at all 999 items and with Bruce's white squares this process is not very appealing.

 ;D

Yours is a winning argument sir.  I can't argue with that, and even if I wanted to, I am laughing too much to make any sense.

Excellent.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on May 15, 2016, 04:27:30 AM
Steve is a bully  :P
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on May 16, 2016, 07:27:23 AM
I'm bad, I'm bad, you know it, you know

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on May 16, 2016, 09:25:31 PM
Wait. A post is missing above mine.


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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on May 17, 2016, 01:51:52 PM
Dunno. Perhaps it was an alien abduction? dancingalien.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 03, 2016, 06:55:48 AM
eMoviePoster.com is now seeking consignments to our August Major Auction like this 24-sheet from the 1952 re-release of King Kong (which will be in the auction)!

While many of the items in this special auction will be linenbacked, it will also include a number of non-backed posters of all sorts. But if a poster is unbacked, then we only want ones that are truly rare and truly desirable, ones that rarely come to auction!

The deadline for  submitting items to this special auction is July 5th, but if YOU have items you would like us to consider, you should contact us ASAP, both because we use early consignments in our advertising, and because we take the first example of each item we are consigned.

If you have nothing to consign but want to BUY from this special auction, then return to our website on August 7th when this special auction begins (and every item has no reserve, and all are honestly described and photographed)!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016aug/20160802_augustmajor_kingkong.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on June 03, 2016, 07:14:05 AM
I offer you $200 for King Kong poster if you pull it from auction OK?


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 19, 2016, 09:48:12 AM
Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there! I lost mine 32 years ago, and hardly a day goes by that I don't think about him.

Now I have five of my own!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 24, 2016, 10:06:42 PM
Do you have quality movie posters you would consider selling? The final deadline to consign to our August Major Auction is July 5th!

While many of the items in this special auction will be linenbacked or paperbacked, it will also include a number of non-backed posters of all sorts. But if a poster is unbacked & unrestored, then we only want truly rare and truly desirable ones, and in nice condition, the best of the best!

The FINAL deadline for  submitting items to this special auction is just around the corner, so if YOU have items you would like us to consider, you should contact us ASAP (by sending an email to "phillip AT emovieposter DOT com", and making the obvious substitutions), and we will quickly tell you if they belong!

Don’t want to consign, but want to BUY? Return to our website on August 7th when this special auction begins, (and remember that every item has NO reserve and all are honestly described and photographed)!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016aug/20160803_augustmajor_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on June 24, 2016, 10:27:03 PM
Shotgun She-Monster
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 30, 2016, 07:34:24 AM
Our 777 "special" rolled posters (including "turn of the century" stage play posters and WWI & WWII posters plus much more) at auction close in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and, if there is not a TON of last minute bidding, this will prove to be one of the greatest buying opportunities for posters like these ever!

How so? With just a few hours to go, there are currently over ONE THIRD of these at $1 or with no bid, and HALF of them at just $1 to $5. And the half that are over just $5 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past, and often by a very wide margin (items that have sold for $50 at just $10, etc).

And the very best posters closing tonight are ultra-rare ones that we have mostly never had before and might not get again EVER! The term "museum quality" is often applied to rare items, but in the case of this auction, there are at least 50 posters that absolutely DO deserve to be hanging in a museum! Just go to the above link and you will quickly see for yourself that what we say is true.

Remember that we are the ONLY major auction with NO "buyers premiums" whatsoever, and on these auctions we only charge $12 U.S. shipping, no matter how many you get (actual cost plus $3 for packaging materials anywhere else). Now PLEASE go to the above link and start looking these over before they are going, going, GONE!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/war_someone_talked_KM01023_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/circus_barnum_and_bailey_greatest_show_on_earth_SD05923_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/war_its_worth_repeating_KM01107_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/special_scouts_of_the_plains_SD05926_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/special_blue_jeans_saw_mill_style_SD05918_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/war_i_want_you_for_the_navy_SD05925_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160623/550/special_child_slaves_of_new_york_SD05926_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on July 11, 2016, 07:42:56 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016aug/20160805_augustmajor_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 01, 2016, 11:03:58 PM
IMPORTANT! We had originally planned for this August Major Auction to be held in four parts, but we decided that it made more sense to have three parts (so people would not have to return to their computers four different times!), so the first part now begins on Tuesday, August 9th at around 9 PM CST (so if you go to your computer before that time, you will not find the first part).

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016aug/20160807_augustmajor_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 15, 2016, 08:53:45 AM
Part I of our August Major Auction (283 linenbacked one-sheets) closes on Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, and with a day and a half to go, there are LOTS of incredible buys on quality posters (many are currently under the cost of linenbacking alone!).

Think I'm exaggerating? There are 84 linenbacked one-sheets in Part I that are under just $50 each, and 133 that are under just $80 each, and if almost every case, the owner of those one-sheets paid around $100 to $150 each just for the linenbacking, so those posters currently are well under the cost of linenbacking alone! And it is not just the least expensive items that are at bargain prices.

Looking over all of the items in all three parts, I see lots and lots of items that are either somewhat under or far under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past. Of course, many will get more bids before the auctions close, but this may well be a chance to get high quality items at well under retail prices, and that hardly ever happens.

Please don't complain to us after the auctions close saying "If I had known that THIS poster could go for this low of a price, I would surely have bid", because you have been warned that this may come to pass!

As of right now (until Tuesday at around 7 PM CST, when Part I starts to end), you can view ALL of the items from Parts I, II and III combined in a single gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html. Or, if you want to just focus on the Part I items (because those close first) then you can view just those at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html.

So why not go right now to PART I at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, PART II at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and PART III at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, or to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html (for all of the items together in one gallery)  and look at the many bargains and joke low prices in this August Major Auction?

Remember that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item, and we stand behind everthing we auction, with NO "Buyer Beware" and a lifetime guarantee on all we auction, so you can bid and buy with confidence (as our 40,000+ buyers have been doing for the past 26 years, during which time we have held 1,200,000 auctions)!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160809/550/alien_teaser_linen_SD06488_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160809/550/leopard_man_styleA_linen_SD06017_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160809/550/murder_my_sweet_styleA_linen_SD06727_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160809/550/hot_car_girl_linen_SD06133_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160809/550/touch_of_evil_linen_SD06573_T.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160811/550/24sh_king_kong_R52_styleA_KM01094_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160811/550/half_attack_of_the_50_ft_woman_pbacked_SD06115_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160811/550/6sh_dirty_harry_intl_linen_JC11878_C.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160811/550/aust_1sh_mad_max_orange_style_SD06408_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160811/550/special_dr_jekyll_and_mr_hyde_linen_SD05967_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160811/550/schindlers_list_saul_bass_unused_style_SD06572_T.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160814/550/snow_white_and_the_seven_dwarfs_styleB_SD06572_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160814/550/in_snow_white_and_the_seven_dwarfs_pbacked_WC06310_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160814/550/pb_pinocchio_a_WC06617_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160814/550/yankee_doodle_mouse_R49_linen_SD06425_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160814/550/japanese_b2_song_of_the_south_KM01020_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160814/550/8x10_lc_pinocchio_a_num2_TB01702_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 18, 2016, 07:57:04 AM
Part II of eMoviePoster.com's incredible three part August Major Auction ends in HOURS (beginning at 7 PM CST) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

This is a "best of the best" of our "regular" auctions, containing great backed and unbacked posters of EVERY kind (except for linen one-sheets, which closed in Part I).

You'll find posters from every decade, ranging from an incredible 1877 stage play poster for the very first version of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde to an advance Spanish poster for 2015's The Force Awakens!

You'll find posters of every size, ranging from the only known 24 sheet to the 1952 re-release of King Kong down to a mini-window card to 1968's 2001: A Space Oddysey!

You'll find LOTS and lots of ultra-rarities, including ALL of the almost never-offered first release Mad Max Australian posters, the rejected Saul Bass Schindler's list one-sheet, and so many others!

You'll find GREAT posters from the most loved titles, including Dirty Harry, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Bullitt, Vertigo, Swing Time and so many others!

You'll find GREAT horror/sci-fi posters from titles like Godzilla, Attack of the 50 Ft Woman, It Came From Outer Space, Invasion of the Saucer Men, The Man From Planet X and so many others!

Like James Bond? You'll find NINE great James Bond posters at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/star%253AJames%2520Bond/sort/4/14.html, including a Dr No six-sheet and two British Quads!

Like Alfred Hitchcock? You'll find FOURTEEN great Alfred Hitchcock posters at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/star%253AAlfred%2520Hitchcock/14.html!

Like non-movie posters of all sorts? You'll find LOTS of them in this auction, including TWELVE extremely rare war posters at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Awar%2520poster/14.html

The above is just a brief overview of the HUGE number of highly desirable items closing in hours. I could go on and on describing them, but I would so much rather you simply go to the above link and start viewing them for yourself!

No matter what you collect, you are sure to find items of interest you would love to have in your collection (your biggest problem will likely be narrowing down a long list of items you want!).

Remenber that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item.

Most important of all, we stand behind everything we auction, with NO "Buyer Beware" and a lifetime guarantee on all we auction, so you can bid and buy with confidence.

All of our 40,000+ past buyers from our 1,200,000 completed auctions over the past 26 years (and over 70 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, and YOU will too, from the moment you place your first winning bid!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 21, 2016, 06:32:09 AM
Part III, the all-animation section of our August Major Auction closes in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html starting at 3 PM CST (NOT 7 PM, like our Tuesday and Thursday items).

Buying from this special auction gives you an incredibly rare opportunity to obtain some of the finest cartoon animation movie paper we have ever seen, and all of them will have new owners when these auctions close, because all start at $1 with no reserve.

I want you to RIGHT NOW go to the above link and view all these items for yourself (posters, pressbooks, stills, lobby cards, stills and more), because seeing them will "sell" them far better than anything I can write here!

But I DO need to make special mention of the Snow White style B one-sheet, which is one of the very few surviving completely unrestored examples and is in a class by itself!

Please remember that we have "time extended" bidding where 5 minutes must go by without a bid for an auction to end, so you can NEVER have an item "snatched away" from you in the final seconds, as happens so often on eBay and some other auction sites.

Remenber too, that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums, and we DO have completely honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item.

Most important of all, we stand behind everything we auction, with NO "Buyer Beware" and a lifetime guarantee on all we auction, so you can bid and buy with confidence.

All of our 40,000+ past buyers from our 1,200,000 completed auctions over the past 26 years (and over 70 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, and YOU will too, from the moment you place your first winning bid!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 22, 2016, 06:49:32 PM
Our August Major Auction concluded on Sunday with total sales of $311,660, far above our expectations. Every item REALLY sold to real buyers, some at bargain prices and some at world record prices!

You might think we would now "take a breather", but instead we are already hard at work on our 17th Annual Halloween Auction, which we are determined to make our very best ever!

Unlike our other Major Auctions, in this one we take items of every kind, including posters from every country and of every size, lobby cards, stills and pressbooks.

The only common denominator is that they all have to be horror or sci-fi related, and that they must be in pretty nice condition, especially important if they are less expensive items.

Why consign to us rather than to any other auction? Because we charge less than ANY other major auction, at every price level (and if anyone tries to tell you otherwise, they are not telling you the truth!), and because we get higher prices overall than any other auction, when you compare “apples to apples and oranges to oranges”.

We treat ALL our consignors (and all our bidders) the way you want to be treated, with TRUE customer service every step of the way, and we have 25 years of experience (and over 40,000 past buyers of movie paper, and 1,865 past consignors) to prove it!

We have averaged over five million dollars of sales the past three years (and every sale was a REAL sale, to a real bidder)! We are also the ONLY auction company that will auction EVERYTHING in your collection, not just the best items.

Whether you have items like a 1953 “The Thing From Another World” one-sheet or a 1979 “Alien” teaser one-sheet (both of which will be in the 17th Annual Halloween Auction) or whether you have lots of inexpensive posters, WE are the auction for you!

It may seem early to be thinking about Halloween, but we get offered lots and lots of items every year, and we always auction the first example of each item we receive, so you have a lot of incentive to consign NOW, rather than later. But if you want to wait, the final deadline to consign is September 30th!

We have no “fine print” in our consignment terms, and we have only happy consignors, because we say what we will do, and we always do what we say we will. Contact us today if you have items to consign!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on August 23, 2016, 02:53:38 AM
Our August Major Auction concluded on Sunday with total sales of $311,660, far above our expectations. Every item REALLY sold to real buyers, some at bargain prices and some at world record prices!

Congrats fella.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 23, 2016, 07:11:36 AM
Our current Tuesday auctions of 999 non-U.S. posters from 24 different countries (which close in just a few HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html) contain a massive amount of current bid prices that are so low as to be absolute "steals"!

If you have already discovered how superior non-U.S. posters often can be to their U.S. counterparts, then you will LOVE this set of auctions, and if you HAVEN'T yet discovered these posters, then now is a great time to start, because so MANY of them are VERY affordable! Think I am exaggerating?

An astonishing 377 of these non-U.S. posters are at $1 with seven hours to go, as of this writing (115 have no bid at all, so $1 can take those!), and HALF of them are at $1 to $3, and the half that are over just $3 are mostly WAY under where any dealer would price them (and remember that OUR "$1" is really $1, and not "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site).

Many of the posters currently at $1 to $3 would be $20, $30 or more on just about any dealers website, but right now may get them for a tiny fraction of that amount (but only if you are bidding, of course).

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

Maybe some of our regular bidders are still "wiped out" from our just-concluded August Major Auction, or maybe they are traveling, or maybe they are occupied in other ways, but whatever the reason for the current chance for incredible deals, shouldn't YOU be taking advantage of this great opportunity?

Why not start looking over these 999 non-U.S. posters right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that WON'T cost you an arm and a leg, but WILL give you many years of viewing pleasure?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 23, 2016, 02:15:34 PM
Congrats fella.

Thanks Simes!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 24, 2016, 10:45:29 PM
NOW IS THE TIME TO CONSIGN TO OUR 17TH ANNUAL HALLOWEEN AUCTION!

This auction runs from 10/18 to 10/30, & it has posters, lobby cards and stills (including all of the great lobbies shown here)! If you have horror/sci-fi items to consign, contact us today. Let’s make this better than any of our 16 previous auctions!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 25, 2016, 07:09:40 AM
Our 999 "special" rolled posters (including "turn of the century" stage play posters and WWI & WWII posters plus much more) at auction close in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and, if there is not a TON of last minute bidding, this will prove to be one of the greatest buying opportunities for posters like these ever!

How so? With just a few hours to go, there are currently 358 of these at $1 or with no bid, and HALF of them at just $1 to $4. And the over half that are over just $4 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past, and often by a very wide margin (items that have sold for $50 at just $10, etc).

And the very best posters closing tonight are ultra-rare ones that we have mostly never had before and might not get again EVER! The term "museum quality" is often applied to rare items, but in the case of this auction, there are at least 50 posters that absolutely DO deserve to be hanging in a museum! Just go to the above link and you will quickly see for yourself that what we say is true. YOU WILL LIKELY WONDER WHY WE DIDN'T INCLUDE A LOT OF THESE IN OUR JUST CONCLUDED MAJOR AUCTION!

In addition, we have a ton of "fun" posters of every imaginable kind (there truly IS "something for everyone"), and an awful lot of those will almost surely end up selling for just a few dollars each! At those prices, you can simply tack them to your wall (or use scotch tape, just as you did in college), and then, when you are done enjoying them, you can simply tear them down and throw them away! There is no less expensive way to have really cool fun images on your walls!

Even if you THINK that you aren't interested in posters like these, you really should go to the above link and check them out, because you will surely like just "window shopping" (and if you can't resist bidding, you can likely buy a handful of posters for just $20 or less, and these days, $20 doesn't buy much of anything, but in this set of auctions, you might get an entire room full of posters for that amount!).

Remember that we are the ONLY major auction with NO "buyers premiums" whatsoever, and on these auctions we only charge $12 U.S. shipping, no matter how many you get (actual cost plus $3 for packaging materials anywhere else). Now PLEASE go to the above link and start looking these over before they are going, going, GONE!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on August 30, 2016, 07:26:01 AM
I know you are surely very busy, so I DON'T want to waste your valuable time using a lot of words to tell you about our 999 folded one-sheets which close in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html

So I won't tell you that a whopping 298 of these posters are at just $1 with 13 hours to go until they start closing, and that HALF are just $1 to $3 (as of this writing), or that we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" as seen on another auction site.

I also won't tell you that you pay just $12 shipping in the U.S., whether you buy one of these one-sheets or 100 of them!

I also won't tell you that in addition to having a lot of extremely affordable posters, this set of auctions also has a LOT of posters which dealers ask $100 or more for, but which are currently at a far lower bid price (and WILL sell, because THESE auctions TRULY have no reserves at all)!

In addition to having HALF at just $1 to $3, the half that are over just $3 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past!

Why won't I tell you this? Because I instead want you to use your valuable time going through these 999 posters, because you will surely find a LOT of them that you would LOVE to add to your collection!

But you can't get these incredible deals if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to look over 999 posters covering all years and genres, so why not visit the above link now (or very soon), because in just a few hours these posters will be going, going, GONE!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on August 30, 2016, 12:35:26 PM
Missed this one at the theater.
Damn...

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on August 30, 2016, 04:19:25 PM
^ I've got it on dvd from Something Weird!


Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 01, 2016, 07:02:16 AM
If you have ANY interest in vintage lobby cards, then you are going to LOVE our current auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (5,943 cards in all) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because they represent a really great lobby card buying opportunity!

Think I am exaggerating? Think again, because as of this writing, with just hours to go, there are 275 of these sets at $1 or with no bid and over ONE HALF at just $1 to $5! Since all of these have at least 2 cards, and OVER half of them are complete sets of 8 or more, this means many are well under just a DOLLAR per card and many are just PENNIES per card.

And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or one of the better scenes)!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 sets! If you focus on the least expensive cards, you may be able to buy a giant box of hundreds of cards, and have it cost just $100 or so, INCLUDING U.S. shipping!

If you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that well over half of these are from the 1950s and earlier, and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 106 horror/sci-fi sets (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "horror/sci-fi", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "cowboy western", "crime", "Walt Disney", "John Wayne", "Steve McQueen", or for the 68 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1930s, and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so why not start looking these over soon, and then make sure you give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in a few hours?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 03, 2016, 12:55:30 PM
Why consign to us rather than to other auctions? Because we charge far less than ANY other major auction, at every price level (and if anyone tries to tell you otherwise, they are not telling you the truth!), and because we get higher prices overall than any other auction, when you compare “apples to apples and oranges to oranges” (no buyers premiums either).

We treat ALL our consignors (and all our bidders) the way you want to be treated, with TRUE customer service every step of the way, and we have 25 years of experience (and over 41,000 past buyers of movie paper, and 1,874 previous consignors) to prove it! We have averaged over five million dollars of sales the past three years (and every sale was a REAL sale, to a real bidder, and hardly any auctions anywhere can say that)!

We are also the ONLY auction company that will auction EVERYTHING in your collection, not just the best items. Whether you have items like a 1927 first release German lobby card from Metropolis or a never before seen Cinerama British quad from 2001 (both of which will be in this auction!) or whether you have lots of inexpensive posters, WE are the auction for you!

NOW is the time to consign your horror/sci-fi movie paper to this very special auction (the final deadline to consign is September 16th)! We have no “fine print” in our consignment terms, and we have only happy consignors, because we always say exactly what we will do, and we always do exactly what we say we will.

With our great consignors cooperation, we can make this our very best Halloween auction ever!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 04, 2016, 08:20:58 AM
Our current auctions of 999 programs (599 German, 304 Austrian, and 96 East German including many wonderful ones!) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

SOMETIMES IN A SET OF AUCTIONS LIKE THESE, THERE ARE INCREDIBLE BUYS! What do we mean? Because we are only auctioning programs from three countries, many collectors will completely "skip" this set of auctions, and they might well miss items that they would have enjoyed owning.

In the same way, dealers might skip this auction, and miss out on items selling for super low prices. So it is absolutely in your best interest to look over ALL of these, because there will almost surely be many great buys (and whether you are buying for your collection or for resale, everyone likes to make great buys!).

If you wanted to get first release posters from these same titles, you would be talking thousands of dollars in lots and lots of cases. But on many of these, you may be able to get a cool first release program for a tiny fraction of those amounts, sometimes for just a few dollars, which is really hard to believe.

As of this writing, with around 8 hours to go until they start closing, there are HALF of these at $1 or with no bid, and 3/4 at $1 to $5, so great buys almost surely WILL be made on these).

But you can't get those great buys if you aren't bidding, so why not go to the above link now (or very soon) and start looking these over, because it takes a while to look over 999 auctions?

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Title: Please help identify some photos!
Post by: BruceH on September 05, 2016, 10:14:52 PM
Please help identify some photos! Here is how you can be a GREAT help to us:

Go to this gallery: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/unidentified_stills2/

If you know any of the people pictured, post a comment like this (the below three have been identified):
008 is Martha Hyer
009 is Geraldine Brooks
010 is Douglas Kennedy

Feel free to "guess", but if you are not sure, put a "?" after the name!

Extra credit if you know the year it was taken, or if you know the movie the star was making.

Thanks to all those who help!

And if you have any friends who might know these, share this with them!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 06, 2016, 06:59:22 AM
We REALLY outdid ourselves with our current Tuesday auctions (which close in just a few HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html) because they not only have a really wonderful selection of 999 non-U.S. posters from 34 different countries, but there are also a massive amount of current bid prices that are so low as to be absolute "steals"!

First, when you look over the highest priced posters closing in hours, you will immediately see many of them that you likely have never seen before, many with great completely different images!

If you have already discovered how superior non-U.S. posters often can be to their U.S. counterparts, then you will LOVE this set of auctions, and if you HAVEN'T yet discovered these posters, then now is a great time to start, because so MANY of them are VERY affordable! Think I am exaggerating?

An astonishing 404 of these non-U.S. posters are at $1 with seven hours to go, as of this writing (187 have no bid at all, so $1 can take those!), and HALF of them are at $1 to $3, and the half that are over just $3 are mostly WAY under where any dealer would price them (and remember that OUR "$1" is really $1, and not "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site).

Many of the posters currently at $1 to $3 would be $20, $30 or more on just about any dealers website, and many of those currently at $10 to $20 would easily be $50 to $100, but right now may get them for a tiny fraction of that amount (but only if you are bidding, of course).

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

THE ONLY EXPLANATION I CAN SEE FOR THE SHOCKINGLY LOW CURRENT PRICES IS THAT MANY BIDDERS WERE AWAY FOR THE U.S. LABOR DAY HOLIDAY, but if so, then why not start looking over these 999 non-U.S. posters right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that WON'T cost you an arm and a leg, but WILL give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160830/danish_400_blows_BM08295_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160830/russian_journey_to_the_beginning_of_time_SD06735_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160830/english_1sh_casino_royale_green_style_KM01768_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 09, 2016, 10:15:59 PM
Got some time to look at some auctions that are filled with incredible bargains? We have 490 bulk lots containing 11,223 items in all (lots of one-sheets, stills, non-U.S. posters, plus much more!) that end this Sunday afternoon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions).

This surely represents a great opportunity to get fantastic deals on all types of movie paper! SOMETHING ESPECIALLY NICE IN THIS MONTH'S BULK LOTS IS THAT WE HAVE SOME REALLY NICE GROUPS OF ITEMS THAT YOU WOULD NOT EXPECT TO SEE IN A "BULK LOT AUCTION" (one quick look at the bulk lots will show you what we mean)!

As of right now, with a day and a half to go, 214 of these lots are at just one dollar, and 280 are just $1 to $5 each, and the rest are mostly currently at FAR under low wholesale prices (in fact, almost all of them are at just pennies per item!). Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains!

Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture every single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay! If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lots, then you need to visit the above link well before they begin closing on Sunday at 3 PM CST, because it takes a while to look at over 11,000+ items in 490 lots!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160904/bulklots/lot_of_57_8x10_stills_num_1_NS00058_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 13, 2016, 07:29:02 AM
Like buying movie posters for next to nothing? 189 of our 999 folded one-sheets ending in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html are at $1 and HALF of them are at $1 to $4!

This group of 999 one-sheets contains a LOT of extreme rarities (from all years and genres), but almost all are extremely affordable (almost all of the half that are over just $4 are well under where the same or similar posters have auctioned for in the past, and only a tiny number are over $100, so almost all are well within the reach of just about every collector).

Remember that we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" as seen on another auction site.

Best of all, you pay just $12 shipping in the U.S., whether you buy one of these one-sheets or 100 of them!

I want you to now (or very soon) look through all these 999 posters (at the above gallery link), because you will surely find a LOT of them that you would LOVE to add to your collection, and you can't wait to look until right before the auctions end tonight, because it takes a while to look over 999 posters!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/shadows_SD06731_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/in_a_lonely_place_LH00020_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/jimmy_dorsey_and_his_orchestra_SD06726_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/foxy_brown_WC06649_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/where_eagles_dare_KM01580_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/tarzans_secret_treasure_advance_BM08281_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/over_the_wall_WC06652_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160906/550/confessions_LH00096_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 15, 2016, 07:41:57 AM
Like buying movie posters for next to nothing? You will be likely be astounded by the number of incredible buys in our auctions of 999 large Italian, French, and other non-U.S. posters and oversized lobby cards closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

Just how great are the deals? With hours to go there, not only are there 102 items with no bid at all (so a $1 bid may well win those!), but there are also 494 at just $1, and 640 of the items at just $1 to $5, and almost all of the remaining 359 that are over just $5 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past!

And remember that in OUR auctions, when we say "$1", we don't mean "$1, plus a $19 buyers premium", but a REAL $1! In a world where prices on just about everything keeps rising and rising, isn't it nice to know that you can still purchase a great guaranteed authentic vintage movie poster from a favorite film (or with a wonderful image) for such bargain prices?

And even the best of these are mostly very affordable (there are only a handful of posters over $100, and, as noted above, nearly HALF are still at just $1) but you can't get those great deals unless you are bidding, and it takes a while to look over this many posters and lobby cards, so why not visit the above link right now, before these are going, going, GONE?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160908/russian_stalker_SD03289_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 16, 2016, 07:13:20 AM
Hey movie poster collectors! This is your very last chance to consign to our 17th Annual Halloween Auction. We know that lots of people end up waiting for the last minute to consign, and this IS that "last minute"!

If you DON'T get your Halloween consignments on the way to us no later than September 22nd (one week from today), then you will have to wait an entire year for our 18th auction (unless you have a Frankenstein one-sheet, of course, or something similar)!

We already have a wonderful line-up, and we charge the lowest commissions of ANY major auction, and we have auctioned more movie posters for more money than anyone in the world. Why consign anywhere else when you can consign to the best auction?

See our image below for just a few of the great items in this auction (and visit this page, http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major, to preview many other great items).

While we of course prefer great items, we will still accept any horror/sci-fi consignments, as long as they are standard sizes (except stills, where we only want great ones), and as long as they have a realistic minimum retail value of $20 each.

Don't delay. Consign today! This is going to be a wonderful auction.



(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/20160915_halloween_exorcist.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 23, 2016, 10:56:59 PM
We have a truly wonderful selection of 394 deluxe "oversized" stills (mostly 11x14, or close to that) at auction ending this Sunday (in two days) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (starting at 3 PM CST, not 7 PM CST like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions).

Did you know that in addition to 8x10 stills, studios also made deluxe "oversized" stills as well? 'Tis true! 11x14 stills (or sizes close to that) were made for most movies along with 8" x 10" stills, but very few of these "oversized" stills survive.

While most theaters from the 1920s on received 8x10 stills, few received 11x14 stills, which were often printed on a higher quality paper stock than the 8x10s.

They are often the work of famous studio photographers (such as Clarence Sinclair Bull, Ruth Harriet Louise, and many others), who would often be credited on the still. Some speculate that these larger higher quality stills were mostly only sent to major theaters, which would help account for their far greater rarity!

We did not list these 394 oversized stills with any other items with them, because we feel these are so special that they deserve to be listed "on their own"!  You will love looking at these, even if it is solely to "window shop"!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA160918/11x14_from_here_to_eternity_a_num2_BM08544_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 24, 2016, 07:53:11 AM
Hate getting "sniped"? Those new to our site soon learn that we have "time-extended bidding", which means that (unlike eBay) you can NEVER have a poster snatched away from you at the last second, because you ALWAYS get a full five minutes in which you can enter another bid!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/comicstrips/20090722_MCW_ad_The_Snipers_of_eBayJima_02.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Neo on September 25, 2016, 03:53:20 AM
"Ebay Jima."  Lawl.   

These are classic. 

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 26, 2016, 11:13:41 PM
Our 17th Annual Halloween Auction runs from October 18th to 30th, and this is one auction that is all “treats” and no “tricks” (NO buyers premiums, NO misleading descriptions, NO reserves)!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/20160926_halloween_forlamp.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1475032323995000&usg=AFQjCNH147lmnAQZa4cecoMXV9zaZuV3WA)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Chris9000 on September 27, 2016, 08:47:31 PM

You've got way too many items that I'd like to add on this week's, Thursday/Rolled 1sh auction.... you guys put together a killer one.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 30, 2016, 02:29:42 PM
You've got way too many items that I'd like to add on this week's, Thursday/Rolled 1sh auction.... you guys put together a killer one.

It was one of the very best we have ever had. I am surprised none of the "pros" here commented on some poster that previously sold for higher than it did yesterday.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on September 30, 2016, 02:30:51 PM
Our 17th Annual Halloween Auction runs from October 18th to 30th.  Consigning to this auction is closed (UNLESS you have a GREAT poster like this Forty by Sixty we were just consigned!). If you DO have something great, please contact us immediately.

Otherwise, just go to our site on October 18th when the Part I items are added, and return on October 20th and 23rd when the Part II and III items are added. And then be sure to come to our site on October 25th, 27th, and 30th when each of the parts end, because most of the bidding occurs at the end!

And remember that this is one major auction that is all “treats” and no “tricks” (NO buyers premiums, NO misleading descriptions, NO reserves)!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/20160930_halloween_thisislandearth.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1475341895183000&usg=AFQjCNG5lZCQmqEqLkDKiu1j1zqM8LHHzA)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Chris9000 on October 01, 2016, 01:16:42 PM
It was one of the very best we have ever had. I am surprised none of the "pros" here commented on some poster that previously sold for higher than it did yesterday.

I had a list of 20 or so that I was going for... ended up with around 5. I thought for sure that with the number of quality offerings, some of the mid to lower ranged paper could be gotten for a steal, but they all stayed pretty high.

I did get the one I wanted, if I could've only won one, which was a plus.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 06, 2016, 11:25:11 PM
Our 17th Annual Halloween Auction runs from October 18th to 30th. Just go to our site on October 18th when the Part I items are added, and return on October 20th and 23rd when the Part II and III items are added.

And then be sure to come to our site on October 25th, 27th, and 30th when each of the parts end, because most of the bidding occurs at the end!

And remember that this is one major auction that is all “treats” and no “tricks” (NO buyers premiums, NO misleading descriptions, NO reserves)!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/20161006_halloween_dtess.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1475896163728000&usg=AFQjCNFuezdicxhpWewbF56TqMQZFhiDmw)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 08, 2016, 06:51:29 PM
Our great 17th Annual Halloween Auction hasn't even started yet (it starts on the 18th), but we are already hard at work assembling the items in our December Major Auction!

There are two benefits to consigning early to our December Major Auction. The first is that we always use the first example of each item consigned to us, so if yours gets here first, it is in. The second is that we use the early consignments in our pre-auction publicity, which gets them lots more exposure. Why not consign today?

We have auctioned more movie paper for more money than anyone in the world! Why? Because we charge lower fees at EVERY price level, and get higher prices overall (when you compare like items)!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161006_december_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on October 08, 2016, 07:23:04 PM
There are two benefits to consigning early to our December Major Auction. The first is that we always use the first example of each item consigned to us, so if yours gets here first, it is in.

Maybe it is different for Major Auctions, but for non major you mentioned (some years back) if you had duplicates you always put up for auction the best copy first. This was at a time when people had some concern they bid on an average copy possibly only to find a better copy a short while later

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 09, 2016, 08:16:16 AM
Maybe it is different for Major Auctions, but for non major you mentioned (some years back) if you had duplicates you always put up for auction the best copy first. This was at a time when people had some concern they bid on an average copy possibly only to find a better copy a short while later

With the Major Auctions, we go with the first one to arrive. What I think you are referring to is the frequent case where one person sends multiple examples of the same item at one time. We go through them and order them from best condition to least condition, and then auction them in that order.  That way, the person who buys the first one gets the best example.

But of course there are also many times where we auction a lesser condition poster and someone else immediately sends another one in much better condition.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on October 09, 2016, 08:59:11 AM
Ok, thanks very much for your answer / clarification

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 10, 2016, 08:51:52 PM
Everyone can now view a complete Preview Gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/parti/?p=1 (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/parti/?p=1), which shows all of the 254 great horror/sci-fi lobby cards (including a few complete and incomplete sets) in Part I of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction that will be auctioned 10/18 to 10/25

It includes all the lot numbers, so you can see them in the exact order in which they will be auctioned! Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

Share this post with anyone who loves great horror/sci-fi, whether they collect movie paper or not! Spread the word!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/lc_king_kong_R42_a_num2_TB01706_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on October 10, 2016, 09:10:29 PM
Wonderful lineup of cards, Bruce!  clap clap clap clap
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on October 11, 2016, 01:41:17 PM
Very nice line up of cards.

One question though.  Why the inclusion of the Man with the Golden Gun cards?  Was this due to the tenuous link of Christopher Lee, the horror master?  Or the horror that was Britt Ekland's casting and acting?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 12, 2016, 09:00:42 PM
Very nice line up of cards.

One question though.  Why the inclusion of the Man with the Golden Gun cards?  Was this due to the tenuous link of Christopher Lee, the horror master?  Or the horror that was Britt Ekland's casting and acting?

I don't make a big deal out of it when people send pretty marginally Halloweeny items like those. I would think they might well have done better in the regular auction.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 12, 2016, 09:01:06 PM
Wonderful lineup of cards, Bruce!  clap clap clap clap

Thanks much Ted!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 12, 2016, 09:02:11 PM
WANTED: Quality Movie Paper for our December Major Auction!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161012_december_markofzorro.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1476406050589000&usg=AFQjCNHCf6CZZ0KzA7JaPpee9Bt4b0LepA)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on October 13, 2016, 04:30:24 AM
I don't make a big deal out of it when people send pretty marginally Halloweeny items like those. I would think they might well have done better in the regular auction.

Oh, what?  Do people consign and then request exposure in a certain auction?  Would have thought you would be the person to judge that, being your business 'n' all.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 13, 2016, 06:17:03 AM
Oh, what?  Do people consign and then request exposure in a certain auction?  Would have thought you would be the person to judge that, being your business 'n' all.

It is kind of the other way around. We usually get 5 to 10 consignments per DAY, totaling thousands of items per week. I can't go through every single item looking for items for the Halloween auction, so unless they say they are sending for that auction it goes into the regular auction (although we try to catch the obviously much better items).

What goes in the Halloween auction is the items that people specifically send for it. Most often people restrict what they send to items that clearly make sense. But sometimes someone who sent ten items will include one that is only very marginally Halloween related, and sometimes we take it out, but sometimes we leave it in. We don't consider it a big deal either way.

I think you would be amazed to see just how difficult it is to run 3,000 unique auctions a week!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on October 13, 2016, 06:52:27 AM
I think you would be amazed to see just how difficult it is to run 3,000 unique auctions a week!

I wouldn't be amazed.  I am a project manager by trade, sort of used to organising things and people but this is with an end in sight.

Yours is an on-going operations exercise and every now and then, I look at the sort of steps I think would be involved to manage your enterprise, plus then the Pay and Hold stuff, payments back and forth, and then my head hurts and I give up.  I think the processes you must have in place must really be rigorously written and thoroughly upheld. 

I think it is all really quite amazing.  And difficult.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 13, 2016, 07:25:27 AM
I wouldn't be amazed.  I am a project manager by trade, sort of used to organising things and people but this is with an end in sight.

Yours is an on-going operations exercise and every now and then, I look at the sort of steps I think would be involved to manage your enterprise, plus then the Pay and Hold stuff, payments back and forth, and then my head hurts and I give up.  I think the processes you must have in place must really be rigorously written and thoroughly upheld. 

I think it is all really quite amazing.  And difficult.

You DO "get it"!

Thanks much.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 13, 2016, 07:25:59 AM
I want to tell you about a great buying opportunity on our auctions closing today, where you can practically "steal" many posters, because we have 539 rolled one-sheets and 460 "special" rolled posters (movie & non-movie) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because 196 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 475 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and TWO THIRDS are at just $1 to $4! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions.

What are you waiting for? A gold-plated invitation? Go to the above link NOW and find some great posters for your walls that will cost you next-to-nothing, and will give you endless viewing pleasure!

You might be wondering why are we auctioning BOTH one-sheets AND "special" posters together. It is because, in the past, we have auctioned solely "newer" unfolded one-sheets and newer rolled "special" posters in separate auctions. But we find that many of the same people buy both of these types of posters, and by offering them in the same set of auctions, they can have a wider variety of items to choose from, and they can combine both kinds of purchases in a single tube, saving a LOT on shipping.

Note that while we WILL continue to auction "older" special posters (travel, war, magic, etc), it will ONLY be in a separate auction of JUST special posters (and by "older", we mean those from the 1960s and before). This is because the type of people who buy those older special posters are likely not as interested in the "newer" unfolded one-sheets!

Finally, note that the roughly half of this auction that contains special posters are some of the absolute most "fun" auctions we do! There is a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and many that have no connection to movies at all). There are also lots of repro commercial posters of great movie titles, and you can likely buy one from a classic title for very little money!

In all, there are so many unusual types of posters that we HIGHLY recommend that all of you make an effort to look at all of these posters in our gallery format (and you are sure to enjoy doing so, even if you end up not buying any, and solely "window shop")!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161006/black_swan_styleF_intl_dupe1_WC04646_T_reshoot_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 14, 2016, 06:57:18 AM
Everyone can now view a complete Preview Gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partii/, which shows all of the 505 rolled and folded posters of all kinds in Part II of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction that will be auctioned 10/20 to 10/27!

If you haven't already, also go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/parti/, which shows all of the 254 great horror/sci-fi lobby cards (including a few complete and incomplete sets) in Part I of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction that will be auctioned 10/18 to 10/25

Each gallery includes all the lot numbers, so you can see them in the exact order in which they will be auctioned! Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

Share this post with anyone who loves great horror/sci-fi, whether they collect movie paper or not! Spread the word! And return Monday when we will add the preview gallery of Part III, the final part!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/half_ghost_of_frankenstein_R48_WC07315_T_reshot_T.JPG) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/half_day_the_earth_stood_still_a_WC07575_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/half_man_from_planet_x_styleB_pbacked_WC07432_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/half_thing_styleB_WC06582_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/in_ghost_of_frankenstein_R48_pbacked_JC12743_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/in_wasp_woman_pbacked_JC12743_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/in_thing_WC06581_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/in_son_of_frankenstein_and_bride_of_frankenstein_WC07314_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/frankenstein_R60s_SD07296_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/alien_teaser_SD05962_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/dawn_of_the_dead_green_title_style_SD06872_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/tarantula_BM08825_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 15, 2016, 08:57:02 AM
I want YOU to stop whatever you are doing right now and check out all we have going on at eMoviePoster.com, because "the joint is jumping" in so many great ways!

First, we have a truly wonderful selection of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills (a great selection covering all years, stars, and genres!) ending in a day, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, and whether or not you have yet discovered the wonderful hobby of collecting vintage stills, I am certain you will be very interested in this auction!

What makes this auction so special? The auction includes a large number of wonderful portraits, including lots from the top stars of the 1920s to 1960s, and many of stars that you almost never see stills on, like Charlie Chaplin, Boris Karloff, Leslie Howard, and many more! There are some really wonderful stills from horror movies, plus there are many images from some of the best remembered movies (like Casablanca!), and also lots of great images from 1960s and later movies that are rightly regarded as classics (like The Great Escape)!

Second,  on Tuesday we have 999 folded one-sheets closing at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html and they contain our usual great assortment of one-sheets from all years and genres. This is the single most collected size, and we are the ONLY major auction that has HONEST $1, no reserve auctions!

Third, on Thursday we have 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets closing at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html and there are a lot of "better" titles included. You may be able to buy ENTIRE sets for little more than most dealers would charge for a single scene card from that same title!

Fourth, you can now view a complete Preview Gallery of both Parts I and II of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/parti/ to see all of the 254 great horror/sci-fi lobby cards (including a few complete and incomplete sets) in Part I that will be auctioned 10/18 to 10/25 and also go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partii/ to see all of the 505 rolled and folded posters of all kinds in Part II that will be auctioned 10/20 to 10/27!

Do YOU also have "better" movie paper items you have considered selling? NOW is the time to consign to our December Major Auction that starts 11/27 (the deadline to consign is October 28th). Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major#december for full details!

There has NEVER been a better time to be a movie paper collector! Visit the above links and start feasting your eyes on all that is offered. But we have to warn you that you may get "sensory" overload from viewing so much great material at once, and you may get a headache from having to decide which items you most want and want to bid on!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161009/8x10_great_escape_a_num4_BM08592_T.jpg)
Title: Check out all we have going on at eMoviePoster.com, because the joint is jumpin'
Post by: BruceH on October 15, 2016, 10:48:09 AM
I want YOU to stop whatever you are doing right now and check out all we have going on at eMoviePoster.com, because "the joint is jumping" in so many great ways!

First, we have a truly wonderful selection of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills (a great selection covering all years, stars, and genres!) ending in a day, on SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, and whether or not you have yet discovered the wonderful hobby of collecting vintage stills, I am certain you will be very interested in this auction!

What makes this auction so special? The auction includes a large number of wonderful portraits, including lots from the top stars of the 1920s to 1960s, and many of stars that you almost never see stills on, like Charlie Chaplin, Boris Karloff, Leslie Howard, and many more! There are some really wonderful stills from horror movies, plus there are many images from some of the best remembered movies (like Casablanca!), and also lots of great images from 1960s and later movies that are rightly regarded as classics (like The Great Escape)!

Second,  on Tuesday we have 999 folded one-sheets closing at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html and they contain our usual great assortment of one-sheets from all years and genres. This is the single most collected size, and we are the ONLY major auction that has HONEST $1, no reserve auctions!

Third, on Thursday we have 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets closing at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/14.html and there are a lot of "better" titles included. You may be able to buy ENTIRE sets for little more than most dealers would charge for a single scene card from that same title!

Fourth, you can now view a complete Preview Gallery of both Parts I and II of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/parti/ to see all of the 254 great horror/sci-fi lobby cards (including a few complete and incomplete sets) in Part I that will be auctioned 10/18 to 10/25 and also go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partii/ to see all of the 505 rolled and folded posters of all kinds in Part II that will be auctioned 10/20 to 10/27!

Do YOU also have "better" movie paper items you have considered selling? NOW is the time to consign to our December Major Auction that starts 11/27 (the deadline to consign is October 28th). Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major#december for full details!

There has NEVER been a better time to be a movie paper collector! Visit the above links and start feasting your eyes on all that is offered. But we have to warn you that you may get "sensory" overload from viewing so much great material at once, and you may get a headache from having to decide which items you most want and want to bid on!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161009/8x10_bride_of_frankenstein_a_BM08831_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on October 15, 2016, 10:17:03 PM
is there a way to get notifications when certain items/key words are put up for auction? Like a saved search?

eg, everytime a daybill is put up I get an email


(not asking you to make Phil Wages email me- I mean an automated thingee)

Just curious, cant seem to find, so probably not, but ahh well, might as well ask.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on October 15, 2016, 10:27:05 PM
seriously Bruce, would it kill you to do something like this

https://www.youtube.com/v/ndnUTM57iqg
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 16, 2016, 09:15:25 AM
You guys are really behind the times! Several years back we created a "Want List" feature that does exactly what you want.

Over 3,000 of our users have saved Want Lists, and since you can have dozens of them if you want, there are nearly 50,000 that have been created.

I am off today, but I will post instructions on how to create them on Monday. It is super easy, and you will never again "miss" something you want.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Chris9000 on October 16, 2016, 09:42:50 AM

Here is the 'Did You Know' faq/page on EMP on how to create a Want List.

http://www.emovieposter.com/tips_archive.php?id=1106&searchterms=want list (http://www.emovieposter.com/tips_archive.php?id=1106&searchterms=want list)

It really is the bee's knees. Every time a title(s) in my Want List comes up for auction, I get an email from EMP with a link to that listing.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on October 16, 2016, 09:54:21 AM
I'm surprised those knuckleheads above haven't been using this function all along.
Really?
 imbecile.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 16, 2016, 01:43:24 PM
Here is the 'Did You Know' faq/page on EMP on how to create a Want List.

http://www.emovieposter.com/tips_archive.php?id=1106&searchterms=want list (http://www.emovieposter.com/tips_archive.php?id=1106&searchterms=want list)

It really is the bee's knees. Every time a title(s) in my Want List comes up for auction, I get an email from EMP with a link to that listing.

Thanks much!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 16, 2016, 01:45:05 PM
I could go on and on about how incredible our selection of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills is, or how you only have a few more hours until they start to end, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, BUT I WON'T!

Why? Because you REALLY need to see these for yourself, to get an idea of how wonderful they are, and you WILL need some time to look over this many great stills, so why not start right now by clicking on the above link?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161009/8x10_blonde_crazy_a_num1_BM08724_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on October 16, 2016, 04:46:19 PM
I'm surprised those knuckleheads above haven't been using this function all along.
Really?
 imbecile.gif

Quite - I have a few of these searches saved.  All work like a charm.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on October 16, 2016, 06:54:15 PM
I bet you guys have driverless cars too, eh...
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 16, 2016, 08:13:55 PM
I bet you guys have driveless cars too, eh...

It doesn't matter when you learn of them, the important thing is you start using them ASAP. It DOES make a world of difference on not missing things you are looking for.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on October 16, 2016, 10:00:01 PM
thanks, I thought it might be there, I did look, but didn't find, so thanks.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Ari on October 16, 2016, 10:01:42 PM
ahaha, I went to create a want list and HAD IT SET UPO ALREADY, funny, though I haven't received a notice in my emails, might have to check that. Thanks again.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on October 16, 2016, 11:15:57 PM


(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161009/8x10_blonde_crazy_a_num1_BM08724_T.jpg)

thumbsup.gif


Here is the 'Did You Know' faq/page on EMP on how to create a Want List.

http://www.emovieposter.com/tips_archive.php?id=1106&searchterms=want list (http://www.emovieposter.com/tips_archive.php?id=1106&searchterms=want list)

It really is the bee's knees. Every time a title(s) in my Want List comes up for auction, I get an email from EMP with a link to that listing.


I tried to create a want list for photos of women in the bath but I can't seem to create that. Can you help?


 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 17, 2016, 07:18:46 AM
I tried to create a want list for photos of women in the bath but I can't seem to create that. Can you help?

It might be quite a wait for the next one!

Actually, we WERE consigned a second "Joan Blondell in the bath" along with the above one, and it will be in the next auction. After that, there likely won't be another one for a LONG time.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 17, 2016, 10:30:34 PM
Everyone can now view a complete Preview Gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partiii/, which shows all of the 326 linenbacked and oversized posters, posters that ship in "oversized" flat packages, pressbooks, incredible stills, and more in Part III of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction that will be auctioned 10/23 to 10/30!

If you haven't already, also go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partii/ which shows all of the 505 rolled and folded posters of all kinds in Part II of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction that will be auctioned 10/20 to 10/27!

If you haven't already, also go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/parti/, which shows all of the 254 great horror/sci-fi lobby cards (including a few complete and incomplete sets) in Part I of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction that will be auctioned 10/18 to 10/25

Each gallery includes all the lot numbers, so you can see them in the exact order in which they will be auctioned! Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

Share this post with anyone who loves great horror/sci-fi, whether they collect movie paper or not! Spread the word!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161023_partiii_logo.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161020_partii_logo.jpg)

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 18, 2016, 07:28:07 AM
One thing we can all agree on this during this highly divisive political season is that what this world needs is a good one dollar one-sheet (NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site). Well, we have them in our 999 folded one-sheet auctions at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and they start to close in just a few hours!

Think I am exaggerating? We have 260 one dollar one-sheets (and 593 at just $1 to $5). And the 406 that are over just $5 (which includes some really nice ones!) are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past. At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our recently-added "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161011/550/strike_up_the_band_styleC_WC07287_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 19, 2016, 07:24:20 AM
Part I of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction is now "live" at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and the bidding has just begun on all of the 254 great horror/sci-fi lobby cards. There has likely never been so many great cards offered for sale at one time!

You can also view complete Preview Galleries of both Parts II and III as well! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partii/ to see all of the 505 rolled and folded posters of all kinds in Part II that will be auctioned 10/20 to 10/27 and also go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/partiii/ to see all of the 326 linenbacked and oversized posters, posters that ship in "oversized" flat packages, pressbooks, incredible stills, and more that will be auctioned 10/23 to 10/30!

You know how EVERY major auction (except eMoviePoster.com!) hits you with massive "buyers premiums" after every purchase? Well, not only don't we have ANY buyers premiums, but in this special Halloween auction we also give everyone who buys just five items (from all three parts combined) a FREE giant horror/sci-fi refrigerator magnet (go to http://emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016halloween/magnets/20161018_horror_magnets.html for full details)!

There has NEVER been a better time to be a horror/sci-fi movie paper collector! Visit the above links and start feasting your eyes on all that is offered. But we have to warn you that you may get "sensory" overload from viewing so much great horror/sci-fi movie paper material at once, and you may get a headache from having to decide which items you most want and want to bid on!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_king_kong_R42_a_num2_TB01706_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_king_kong_R56_4_a_LF01193_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_king_kong_a_TB01706_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_king_kong_tc_a_TB01706_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_frankenstein_R51_6_a_LF01192_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_mummys_curse_a_LF01193_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_wasp_woman_tc_a_BM08659_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_invasion_of_the_saucer_men_1_a_BM08660_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_wolf_man_R48_5_a_LF01193_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_mummy_R51_3_a_BM08660_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_day_the_earth_stood_still_2_a_LF01192_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_plan_9_from_outer_space_2_a_BM08865_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 20, 2016, 07:20:49 AM
If you have ANY interest in vintage lobby cards, then you are going to LOVE our current auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (5,756 cards in all) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because they represent a really great lobby card buying opportunity!

Think I am exaggerating? Think again, because as of this writing, with just hours to go, there are 299 of these sets at $1 or with no bid and ONE HALF at just $1 to $5! Since all of these have at least 2 cards, and OVER half of them are complete sets of 8 or more, this means many are well under just a DOLLAR per card and many are just PENNIES per card.

And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or one of the better scenes)!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 sets! If you focus on the least expensive cards, you may be able to buy a giant box of hundreds of cards, and have it cost just $100 or so, INCLUDING U.S. shipping!

If you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that well over half of these are from the 1950s and earlier, and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 139 horror/sci-fi sets (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "horror/sci-fi", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "cowboy western", "crime", "Walt Disney", "John Wayne", "James Bond", or for the 72 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1930s, and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so why not start looking these over soon, and then make sure you give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in a few hours?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161013/550/lc_born_to_kill_set_of_8_a_dupe2_WC06676_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161013/550/lc_born_to_kill_set_of_8_b_dupe2_WC06676_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 21, 2016, 07:26:39 AM
There is just a week left to consign to a WONDERFUL auction (not just one-sheets, but ANY great movie paper, including lobby cards)!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161020_december_specialonesheets.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1477083603700000&usg=AFQjCNECZ2f23TV3Hsl-mwixCe43tXGDCQ)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 25, 2016, 08:23:09 AM
Is trying to decide what to bid on in Part I of our our special 17th Annual Halloween Auction which closes in just a few HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html getting you all choked up?

It contains a truly amazing selection of 254 lobby cards (mostly title cards and scenes, with a few complete and incomplete sets, ranging from top 1930s and 1940s titles through top 1950s horror/sci-fi titles).

I certainly hope that you look over all of the cards in this very special auction, and consider purchasing at least a few of them, because there may well be the chance for fantastic bargains. How great are the bargains? Amazingly, with just hours to go on the items in Part I, there are still 51 of them at just $1 to $10 and 96 that are under $20, and there are very few cards that don't show a good image of the monsters!

It is not just the least expensive items that offer incredible values! Many of the items in all of the parts of this special auction are ultra rare, and some may be "one-of-a-kind". Yet even on many of those, the prices are FAR under where I would expect them to be. Now obviously, some or a lot of those will get more bidding before the end, but you can never tell, so certainly you have nothing to lose (except a little of your time) by placing some bids on items at prices you would LOVE to pay!

But you can't do that unless you bid, and it takes a while to go through this many high quality items, so why not go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html (for today's Part I, which closes in just a few hours), or to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html (for Thursday's Part II), or to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (for Sunday's Part III) and look at the many bargains and joke low prices in this 17th Annual Halloween Auction?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161018/550/lc_mummys_curse_a_LF01193_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on October 25, 2016, 01:51:35 PM
Several days ago I sent you a clarification of what this Godzilla Raids Again poster is, and remember you probably don't need to speculate when it comes to Godzilla posters - you can always just ask.
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4415647
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 27, 2016, 08:04:18 AM
LIke horror/sci-fi posters, but don't want to pay an arm and a leg for them? Then Part II of our special 17th Annual Halloween Auction closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html is perfect for you!

How great are the bargains? Amazingly, with just hours to go on the 505 items in Part II, there are still 102 of them at just $1 to $5, 165 that are $10 or under and 275 that are under $20, so all of these are within the range of every collector, no matter what your budget!

Please remember that in OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums whatsoever, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", which turns many "good deals" into terrible ones. And in our auctions there are NO reserves either, so many items REALLY sell for $1 or just a few dollars (as our 41,000+ past buyers can attest to!).

I certainly hope that you look over all of the items in Part II, and consider purchasing at least a few of them, because there may well be the chance for fantastic bargains. $20 doesn't buy much these days, but in OUR Halloween auction closing in hours, it may buy a handful of fun horror/sci-fi posters!

It is not just the least expensive items that offer incredible values! Many of the top items in today's Part II are ultra rare, and some may be "one-of-a-kind". Yet even on many of those, the prices are FAR under where I would expect them to be. Now obviously, some or a lot of those will get more bidding before they end, but you can never tell, so certainly you have nothing to lose (except a little of your time) by placing some bids on items at prices you would LOVE to pay!

But you can't get great buys unless you bid, and it takes a while to go through this many items, so why not go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html look at the many bargains and joke low prices in this Part II of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction closing in hours?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/550/half_day_the_earth_stood_still_a_WC07575_T.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161020/550/half_ghost_of_frankenstein_R48_WC07315_T_reshot_T.JPG)

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 28, 2016, 08:03:51 AM
Only Part III of our Halloween auction remains (closing Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST, NOT 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions), but one quick look at these 326 linenbacked and oversized posters, pressbooks, incredible stills, and more will show you we saved many of the best items for last!

I promise you that you will quickly find lots and lots of super rare items, many of which you would likely love to include in your collection! Because there are so many different types of items in this part, you will want to be sure to use the "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these Halloween auctions, they include 27 horror/sci-fi pressbooks (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "pressbook", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "three-sheet", "Boris Karloff", "signed", "France", "Forty by Sixty", "linen" (for the 79 linenbacked posters of all sizes) or for the 31 items that are solely from the "1930s", and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

What distinguishes OUR major auctions from other major auctions? Only the lack of any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images! You will find an amazing "supermarket" selection of great horror/sci-fi movie paper from all years, genres, and countries!

I certainly hope that you look over all of these items closing Sunday, and consider purchasing at least a few of them, because there may well be the chance for fantastic bargains. Right now, with two days to go, there are 124 items at just $1 to $5 and it is not just the least expensive items that offer incredible values!

Even on the ones that are currently the highest priced, the prices are FAR under where I would expect them to be. Now obviously, some or a lot of those will get more bidding before they end in two days, but you can never tell, so certainly you have nothing to lose (except a little of your time) by placing some bids on these items at prices you would LOVE to pay!

But you can't do that unless you bid, and it takes a while to go through this many varied items, so why not go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and look at the many wonderful items that are being auctioned in this final part of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 29, 2016, 11:44:30 PM
PLEASE don't forget about the incredible 326 horror/sci-fi items of all types in Part III of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction ending Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html. There are so many great items that are currently far under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past. If there are going to be great buys, why shouldn't YOU get them?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on October 30, 2016, 12:39:07 AM
PLEASE don't forget about the incredible 326 horror/sci-fi items of all types in Part III of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction ending Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html. There are so many great items that are currently far under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past. If there are going to be great buys, why shouldn't YOU get them?

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This copy looks really nice, Bruce. This Cappiello advert grabbed me, the first time I saw it online a good number of years ago. Such great imagery. clap clap
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 30, 2016, 08:11:37 AM
PLEASE don't forget about the incredible 326 horror/sci-fi items of all types in Part III of our 17th Annual Halloween Auction ending in just a few hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html. They start to close at 3 PM CST, NOT 7 PM CST like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions.

PLEASE also be sure to look through everything! Because there are so many different types of items in this part (from stills to 24 sheets!), you will want to be sure to use the "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these Halloween auctions, they include 27 horror/sci-fi pressbooks (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "pressbook", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "three-sheet", "Boris Karloff", "signed", "France", "Forty by Sixty", "linen" (for the 79 linenbacked posters of all sizes) or for the 31 items that are solely from the "1930s", and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!). In particular, this auction contains a truly sensational selection of a dozen vintage single stills (including amazing ones from Frankenstein, Freaks, London After Midnight and more), ones that would be the very best in our "regular" auctions of single stills!

While this remarkable auction DOES contain many expensive and ultra-rare items, there are also many for every budget (currently 41 are just $1 to $5, and 75 are $10 or under). And at every price level there are many items that are currently far under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past. If there are going to be great buys, why shouldn't YOU get them? But you will need time to view this many great varied items, so please visit the above link soon!

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Note that the above 2001 poster is from when this classic movie premiered in Cinerama at the Casino Theatre in London, England on May 1, 1968 (as part of its Cinerama roadshow engagement). It played at this theater for 47 weeks (from May 1, 1968 to March 25, 1969!). It then played at other English theaters, and new quads were printed that looked similar, but they do not have the printing for this specific premiere theater in the lower right corner. We have seen an example of that later poster at another auction, and it had a snipe over the top tagline that they removed, and put loose with the poster. BUT THIS IS THE ONLY EXAMPLE OF THIS CINERAMA PREMIERE BRITISH QUAD WE HAVE EVER SEEN!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on October 31, 2016, 10:26:30 PM
Are you someone who doesn't like to bid on linenbacked one-sheets? Well we have the auction for you!

EVERY single one of the 1,238 one-sheets (1,132 folded one-sheets and 106 unfolded one-sheets) from the Dominique Besson Collection that will be auctioned in our December Major Auction are NOT backed or restored!

Follow the below link to a preview gallery of ALL those one-sheets. Note that these are NOT in the order in which they will be auctioned (they are in alphabetical order, with "number" titles first), and there may be a few of these (the least important) which will not be in the auction, but we wanted to give you this "early" preview of these posters so you could start planning your bidding strategy long in advance of the auction (the auction starts on December 1st).

http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/besson/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/besson/)

 WE HAVE SLIGHTLY CHANGED THE DATES OF THIS AUCTION AND THE FINAL CONSIGNMENT DEADLINE! Thanks to our being consigned the incredible Dominique Besson folded one-sheet collection (all of which will be auctioned in Part I; see our ad below), we have made a slight adjustment to our December Major Auction. It now starts 12/1 and runs through 12/15 (in four parts).

THAT GIVES YOU A FEW MORE DAYS TO CONSIGN YOUR QUALITY MOVIE PAPER TO IT! Email philllip@emovieposter.com to consign today! Any consignments for this special auction must now be on their way to us no later than Friday, November 4th (unless you have something exceptional, and then it could be a little later!).

Included in the December Major Auction is the Dominique Besson folded one-sheet collection (all of which will be auctioned in Part I; see our ad below). Any of you CAN consign one-sheets to be added to that section, as long as we don't have them already (and of course as long as they are better quality desirable posters that rarely are offered at auction).

And of course, we also want every other sort of consignment of movie paper of ALL types (U.S. and non-U.S.), and this major auction will include a special section of "better quality" lobby cards, so it is fine to send those as well, but of course as long as they are better quality desirable lobby cards that rarely are offered at auction.

If you miss consigning to this auction (which may well be our best of the year!), then you will have to wait until next April or May, so don't delay, and consign today!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 01, 2016, 07:19:39 AM
You might ask yourself "Why are HALF of eMoviePoster.com's 999 folded one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html still at just $1, $2 or $3 with hours to go?"

The answer might lie in its taking place right after our Halloween auction, or that people are distracted by the Presidential election, but a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters (which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

Remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site). At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our recently-added "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on November 01, 2016, 07:24:02 AM
Cracking collection.

All the titles he was interested in, he has multiple variations of.

God luck Bruce, and D.B.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 02, 2016, 09:59:07 PM
Want to buy at a great auction? Our December Major Auction is one major auction where every item REALLY sells to the highest bidder, because every item REALLY starts at $1 with no reserve (and we DON’T have any buyers premiums either)! You’ll find these great five posters plus over 1,500 others up for auction (in 4 parts, starting 12/1). Best of all, we honestly describe each item (as our buyers know)!

Come to our website when the first part starts on December 1st. It is too late to consign to this auction, but if YOU have movie paper you are willing to consign to future auctions, please go to our website and contact us. We charge the lowest rates at every price level, and we get the highest prices overall (when you compare like items).

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 03, 2016, 07:24:55 AM
You can get lots of BIG posters for TINY prices in our excellent selection of 999 three-sheets, six-sheets, Italian 1 and 2 panels and Argentinean posters that closes in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

Do you think I might be exaggerating about how low the prices are? There are an inconceivable 571 of them at $1 (196 with no bid at all, so $1 can win those!), and 680 at $1 to $5 each. And a very high percentage of the 319 that are over just $5 each are WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and they include many very rare and desirable posters, ones that are almost never offered for sale or at auction).

And unlike many auctions, there are no tricks or fine print to these auctions, that turn "steals" into not-so-good deals. First and foremost, there are no massive $19 "minimum buyers premiums" (in fact, there are no buyers premiums at all) so "$1" is really $1.

And all buyers pay the actual cost of shipping your purchases (plus $3 for packing material), but U.S. buyers can wait a total of three weeks before we send all their purchases from that time in as few packages as possible (and non-U.S. buyers can wait a total of six weeks).

If you have never before bought these sizes of posters (or only bought a few in the past), you could NEVER pick a better time to start collecting these sizes more seriously, because so many of these posters are offered at such low, low prices with just hours to go.

But if you plan on placing several bids, be sure to go to the above link soon, because it takes a while to look over this many widely varied posters!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 04, 2016, 07:35:00 AM
You may be thinking, "Why does eMoviePoster.com have 777 single scene lobby cards closing on SUNDAY at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html when they normally always are on THURSDAY?" but a more important question is "Why are YOU not bidding on these, when HALF of them are at $1 or have no bid?"!

The reason we have this special Sunday lobby card auction (of scene cards only) is that we have been consigned so many cards that we needed to hold this "extra" auction to get somewhat caught up on them! This means you have a golden opportunity to get lots and lots of lobbies at low, low, prices, and how often does that happen?

And unlike many auctions, there are no tricks or fine print to these auctions, that turn "steals" into not-so-good deals. First and foremost, there are no massive $19 "minimum buyers premiums" (in fact, there are no buyers premiums at all) so "$1" is really $1.

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy Sunday, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our recently-added "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

So why not start looking over these 777 single scene lobby cards right now, and start finding that perfect lobby card (or cards) to display in your home (and they fit in any store bought 11x14 frame), one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 06, 2016, 08:55:31 AM
If you like lobby cards then you will LOVE our 777 single scene lobby cards closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

Why? First and foremost because, even though there is a great selection (covering all years and genres) there are still ONE THIRD of them at $1, $2, or $3 (there are no buyers premiums, especially the $19 "minimum buyers premiums", so "$1" is really $1)!

And almost all of the rest of the cards at higher prices are mostly WAY under where the same or similar cards have sold for in the past (and we are the ONLY major auction that shows you supersized images of the front AND back of every card)!

So why not start looking over these 777 single scene lobby cards right now, and start finding that perfect lobby card (or cards) to display in your home (and they fit in any store bought 11x14 frame), but hurry, because in just a few hours they will be going, going, GONE (and all will REALLY sell, because these auctions REALLY start at $1, with no reserves at all)!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 08, 2016, 07:14:34 AM
There are some collectors who mostly (or only) buy movie posters from their own country, and if you are one of those collectors I say, PLEASE consider also purchasing posters from other countries, because they often have great completely different images from the posters from your country, PLUS so MANY of them are VERY affordable!

Think I am exaggerating? Consider the 999 non-U.S. posters from 31 different countries in our current auctions closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. There are currently 71 posters with no bid at all (so $1 can take those), 394 at $1 or with no bid, and 541 at just $1 to $5! And we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium".

Just about any dealer would charge $20, $30 or more for these same posters, and even reproductions of these would surely cost $10 or so! And it is not just the least expensive posters closing in hours that represent the best deals.

The 458 that are over just $5 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past and while many are sure to get more bids, some won't, and there will surely be a LOT of "deals" just as there always are in our honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder.

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our recently-added "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But please, if you can't look at these non-U.S. posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 10, 2016, 07:05:20 AM
I want to tell you about a great buying opportunity on our auctions closing today, where you can practically "steal" many posters, because we have 461 "special" rolled posters (movie & non-movie!) and 538 rolled one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because 147 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 404 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and 596 are at just $1 to $5! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions.

What are you waiting for? A gold-plated invitation? Go to the above link NOW and find some great posters for your walls that will cost you next-to-nothing, and will give you endless viewing pleasure!

Note that the roughly half of this auction that contains special posters are some of the absolute most "fun" auctions we do! There is a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and many that have no connection to movies at all). There are also some repro or commercial posters of great movie titles, and you can likely buy one from a classic title for very little money!

And the rolled one-sheets contains lots of the best titles of the past 30 years! In all, there are so many unusual types of posters that we HIGHLY recommend that all of you make an effort to look at all of these posters in our gallery format at the above link (and you are sure to enjoy doing so, even if you end up not buying any, and solely "window shop")!

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But please, if you can't look at these really fun posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 12, 2016, 02:22:01 PM
Start Saving Your Money!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 14, 2016, 07:08:06 PM
Our December Major Auction is just around the corner, with Part I beginning on December 1st. If you have been following our promos about this auction, then you know just how amazing it is! If not, go here http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major#december to see many posters in the auction, and to read more about it.

We know that you have lots and lots of places where you can spend your money, and we do all we can to treat you the best we possibly can on every single transaction, so that you will want to choose us first over any other options! And of course we have no buyers premiums, and we have the best customer service of any auction, and we always show you unenhanced super-size images of every item, but you already know all that. We just want to make sure that you are aware of just how great this upcoming auction is, so that you can start saving your money NOW, but you are likely to find so many great items in this auction that you will have trouble deciding which ones to bid on!

And remember that this auction contains the truly incredible Dominique Besson one-sheet collection (see a preview gallery of every one of these one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/besson/). Not only does this collection include many incredibly rare and desirable posters, but it also includes many affordable posters as well. Ours is one auction without a "For Millionaires Only" sign on the door!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161114_december_preview.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161020_december_specialonesheets.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161111_december_preview.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161017_december_devilsbros.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161012_december_markofzorro.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161006_december_preview.jpg)
Title: Our December Major Auction is just around the corner, with Part I beginning 12/1
Post by: BruceH on November 16, 2016, 06:31:08 AM
Our December Major Auction is just around the corner, with Part I beginning on December 1st!

We know that you have lots and lots of places where you can spend your money, and we do all we can to treat you the best we possibly can on every single transaction, so that you will want to choose us first over any other options!

And of course we have no buyers premiums, and we have the best customer service of any auction, and we always show you unenhanced super-size images of every item, but you likely already know all that.

We just want to make sure that you are aware of just how great this upcoming auction is, so that you can start saving your money NOW, because you are likely to find so many great items in this auction that you will have trouble deciding which ones to bid on!

And remember that this auction contains the truly incredible Dominique Besson one-sheet collection (see a preview gallery of every one of these one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/besson/).

Not only does this collection include many incredibly rare and desirable posters, but it also includes many affordable posters as well. Ours is one of the only major auctions without a "For Millionaires Only" sign on the door!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161115_december_preview.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161114_december_preview.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161111_december_preview.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161020_december_specialonesheets.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161017_december_devilsbros.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161012_december_markofzorro.jpg)
Title: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: BruceH on November 16, 2016, 09:56:11 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20161116_fixed_price_updated.jpg?t=1479339701)

For years, as Thanksgiving approaches, movie poster people say to me, "Why isn't there a Black Friday for poster collectors?"

And I have always said, "Yes, wouldn't it be great if someone made this happen?" But after years of waiting and waiting, I decided to take matters into my own hands, and now, FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME EVER, there WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people, exclusively on eMoviePoster.com!

How will it work? We already have a "Fixed Price" section on our site, which currently has 610 posters in it, all at a set price (we used to have over 1,000 of them, but well over 400 of them have completely sold out, and we started with five or more of each).

On Friday, November 25th, at 9 AM, we will not only SLASH the prices of those 610 remaining items (so you can buy any of them at substantial discounts to where they have sold in the past) but we will ALSO add a whopping 565 new items we have never had before, all of which are "priced to sell"!

This Black Friday sale begins Friday, November 25th  at 9 AM CST and ends at midnight. You can buy as many of the items as you want, and you can buy more than one example of each, but all buying must take place Friday, and we will stop selling them at midnight, and then take them offline until Monday morning (at which time all the items that sold one or more examples will have their prices raised, just as we have always done when our fixed price items sell).

So be sure to go to the Fixed Price section of our site (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/2.html) on Friday, November 25th when this "Black Friday" sale begins (but remember that the discounted prices won;t be entered until 9:00 AM that day)!
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: Damomac on November 17, 2016, 03:00:18 AM
Fantastic Bruce - look forward to Black Friday or should i say Black Saturday here in Australia
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: basemem on November 17, 2016, 06:31:04 AM
Good news and hopefully will catch the couple of bits I've got my eye on
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: brude on November 17, 2016, 10:01:28 AM
I'll be all over that like ugly on an ape.
Happy Black Friday, Bruce!
 cheers
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: Ba517401 on November 17, 2016, 04:33:43 PM
...Like a Hobo on a ham sandwich
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: BruceH on November 17, 2016, 05:52:32 PM
Thanks guys! Anyone who actually collects posters, and who doesn't already have everything (like Thierry!) should find at least some of these irresistible. And of course you can combine everything into one tube or package, and 99% of it qualifies for flat $12 in the U.S. (actual cost everywhere else).

It should be very interesting!
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: Monster_A_GoGo on November 18, 2016, 12:25:42 AM
Thank you for doing this...I just hope i can actually get something as I work 7 am to 730 pm (PST) that day and will get home with maybe an hour or less to spare before  it ends. EEEK! But thank you.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 18, 2016, 07:40:22 PM
When you buy from any auction (or consign to it), shouldn’t you make sure you are dealing with one that treats its customers 100% honestly, that has TRUE customer service, and which treats you exactly the way you always want to be treated?

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161118_december_preview.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1479597450586000&usg=AFQjCNHUKYWmDNf8tX5Ky-cj6fdADlEiKw)
Title: Make sure every auction treats you the way you always want to be treated!
Post by: BruceH on November 18, 2016, 07:41:42 PM
When you buy from any auction (or consign to it), shouldn’t you make sure you are dealing with one that treats its customers 100% honestly, that has TRUE customer service, and which treats you exactly the way you always want to be treated?

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161118_december_preview.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1479597450586000&usg=AFQjCNHUKYWmDNf8tX5Ky-cj6fdADlEiKw)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 19, 2016, 09:30:41 AM
Our December Major Auction (beginning December 1st) may be our best auction ever!

(Note that a few of these ads have the incorrect start date, but it DOES start on the 1st!)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161020_december_specialonesheets.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161017_december_devilsbros.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161012_december_markofzorro.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161111_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161006_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161114_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161118_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161115_december_preview.jpg)
Title: Our December Major Auction (beginning December 1st) may be our best auction ever
Post by: BruceH on November 19, 2016, 09:31:19 AM
Our December Major Auction (beginning December 1st) may be our best auction ever!

(Note that a few of these ads have the incorrect start date, but it DOES start on the 1st!)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161020_december_specialonesheets.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161017_december_devilsbros.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161012_december_markofzorro.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161111_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161006_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161114_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161118_december_preview.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161115_december_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 20, 2016, 09:45:10 AM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20161116_fixed_price_updated.jpg?t=1479339701)

Some further information about our incredible Black Friday sale:

1) It runs from 9 AM to Midnight only. All orders should be placed through our checkout, because we will be mostly closed, so our employees can spend Thanksgiving Weekend with their families!

2) We don't have zillion dollar inventory control software, so we will fill all orders when we return on Monday (in the order they were placed) and if we "oversold" any items, we will notify those who did not get those items on Monday (but we DO have ten to twenty of most posters, so there is a good chance we will only oversell a very few, if any).

3) The 600+ items that were already on the site have had their prices slashed. We REALLY do want to get them sold, and if it takes super low prices to do so, so be it!

4) The 565 newly added items will be priced under where the same posters have sold for recently (in some cases, quite a bit under). We will fill all orders for these that are received on Friday, and then they will go "off sale" until Monday (so we can figure out what we sold of each) and then they will be re-offered beginning Monday, but as always with out Fixed Price items, the prices will have been raised from what they were offered for on Friday (the ONLY exception is any posters where we did not sell even ONE example on Friday; on those likely few items, we will lower the prices ever further on Monday!).

Best of luck to all of you who order from our first ever Black Friday sale!
Title: Some further information about our incredible Black Friday sale!
Post by: BruceH on November 20, 2016, 09:46:33 AM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20161116_fixed_price_updated.jpg?t=1479339701)

Some further information about our incredible Black Friday sale:

1) It runs from 9 AM to Midnight only. All orders should be placed through our checkout, because we will be mostly closed, so our employees can spend Thanksgiving Weekend with their families!

2) We don't have zillion dollar inventory control software, so we will fill all orders when we return on Monday (in the order they were placed) and if we "oversold" any items, we will notify those who did not get those items on Monday (but we DO have ten to twenty of most posters, so there is a good chance we will only oversell a very few, if any).

3) The 600+ items that were already on the site have had their prices slashed. We REALLY do want to get them sold, and if it takes super low prices to do so, so be it!

4) The 565 newly added items will be priced under where the same posters have sold for recently (in some cases, quite a bit under). We will fill all orders for these that are received on Friday, and then they will go "off sale" until Monday (so we can figure out what we sold of each) and then they will be re-offered beginning Monday, but as always with out Fixed Price items, the prices will have been raised from what they were offered for on Friday (the ONLY exception is any posters where we did not sell even ONE example on Friday; on those likely few items, we will lower the prices ever further on Monday!).

Best of luck to all of you who order from our first ever Black Friday sale!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 22, 2016, 02:34:20 PM
If you have looked at our current 999 folded one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, you might be asking yourself "Why are HALF of them  still at just $1, $2, $3, or $4 with hours to go?"

The answer might lie in its taking place right before the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday (and also right before our December Major auction begins), but a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

Remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161115/550/i_want_you_NS00574_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on November 22, 2016, 08:43:21 PM
thank you Bruce for resisting the urge to double post a dozen large size images on this forum nearly each an every day
Some of us really appreciate that. notworthy.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 22, 2016, 09:50:59 PM
thank you Bruce for resisting the urge to double post a dozen large size images on this forum nearly each an every day
Some of us really appreciate that. notworthy.gif

If it got higher results, I would be tempted! Bu t I feel my time is better spent giving great customer service, and charging less. To each his or her own.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4531 on November 24, 2016, 03:18:50 AM
thank you Bruce for resisting the urge to double post a dozen large size images on this forum nearly each an every day
Some of us really appreciate that. notworthy.gif

Well, to be fair, I prefer to see double posts with dozen large images of posters than the lengthy "Tea Party" talk with pictures of Trump and people arguing on the web. It has been dragging for months and still on.  Time to go international, can we create threads about the Le Pen and FN party in France, and Farage and Ukip in UK and AFD in Germany ?

(http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/facebook/000/500/616/998.jpg)

So Bruce, thank you for that indeed but I wouldn't mind some pictures of posters, just to compensate the not worthy Trump and US politics threads.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on November 24, 2016, 05:45:57 AM
Fair play.

 ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 24, 2016, 06:50:47 AM
thank you Bruce for resisting the urge to double post a dozen large size images on this forum nearly each an every day
Some of us really appreciate that. notworthy.gif

What is really funny is that I COULD post 8 times every single day (twice for each of the three weekly auctions, and twice for the next upcoming major auctions), since that is how other auction sites do it. But I feel that it makes more sense to just post once on the day each auction closes, because you all surely know of the auctions, and this way it is just a gentle reminder not to forget.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 24, 2016, 06:51:28 AM
Here is something to give thanks for! We have hundreds of amazing bargains in our 999 non-U.S. posters, lobby cards & stills (from 15 different countries!) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and you WILL want to check these out, but please do so soon, because if you wait too long it will be someone else who is "thankful" for getting incredible deals on these non-U.S. posters, lobby cards and stills!

With just hours to go on these auctions, 464 of these are at $1 (125 have no bid at all, so $1 can win those), and 624 are at just $1 to $5! And almost all of the 375 items over just $5 are FAR under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past. This set of auctions contains a LOT of better quality (and often rare) Russian, Australian, German, Mexican, and French posters and lobby cards, and yet even the best of these are often VERY affordable!

And remember that there are NO buyers premiums (especially the dreadful $19 minimum ones), so $1 is REALLY $1, and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 of them! We only charge the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials if you live outside the U.S., and you can accumulate all you win in six weeks into as few packages as possible, which saves you a fortune on shipping.

But you can't get these great deals if you aren't bidding, so why not go to the above link right now, and you will quickly see how great the deals are (and you will need some time to look over this many varied posters, lobby cards & stills)?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161117/550/mexican_beast_of_hollow_mountain_NS00425_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 25, 2016, 06:35:25 AM
In less than FOUR hours (as of this writing, perhaps a much shorter time when you are seeing this), we will hold our first time ever incredible Black Friday sale!

Here is some valuable further information about this special event:

1) It runs from 9 AM to Midnight only on Friday November 25th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/2.html. All orders must be placed through our checkout, because we will be closed, so our employees can spend Thanksgiving Weekend with their families! All the Fixed Priced items were taken off the site on Thursday, and they will be re-added Friday at 9 AM CST, at which point everyone can place their orders, but not before, and you can place your order ANY time during the day on Friday (all the way until Midnight, CST)!

2) We don't have zillion dollar inventory control software, so we will fill all orders when we return to work on Monday (in the order they were placed) and if we "oversold" any items, we will notify those who did not get those items on Monday (but we DO have ten to twenty of most posters, so there is a good chance we will only oversell a very few titles, if any). PLEASE BE UNDERSTANDING OF THIS IF YOU ARE INFORMED ON MONDAY YOU DID NOT GET ALL YOU ORDERED!

3) The 600+ Fixed Priced items that were already on the site prior to Thursday have had their prices slashed. We REALLY do want to get them sold, and if it takes super low prices to do so, so be it!

4) We have 565 newly added Fixed Priced items all prepared and ready to the site on Friday at 9 AM CST (ones we have not had before)! They will be priced under where the same posters have sold for recently (in some cases, quite a bit under).

5) Starting at Midnight Saturday, all the Fixed Priced will go "off sale" until Monday. We will come in to work on Saturday and Sunday when we are closed, and we will fill all orders for the Fixed Priced items that were received on Friday (so we can figure out what we sold of each).

6) The Fixed Priced items (minus the sold-out ones) will be re-offered beginning Monday, but as always with out Fixed Price items, the prices will have been raised from what they were offered for on Friday (the ONLY exception is any posters where we did not sell even ONE example on Friday; on those likely few items, we will lower the prices ever further on Monday!).

Remember that we will be closed on Friday, so if you have any problems of any kind, please email us, and we will contact you when we return on Monday.

Best of luck to all of you who order from this, our first ever Black Friday Sale (with low prices on 565 new additions, and slashed prices on unsold old titles)! We often hear from people who say that they would much prefer to not have to go through the trouble of bidding in auctions, and if you are one of those people (or just someone who likes great deals!), then this is what you have been waiting for!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/20161116_fixed_price_updated.jpg?t=1479339701)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: JCM on November 25, 2016, 10:20:23 AM
Encountering some glitches with your checkout at the moment. I signed in, put a few items in my cart, got to the order page and tried to remove one right before paying, and the whole thing went to hell. Everything disappeared.

Now they are showing as a pending order and it won't let me remove the one I didn't want. Haven't paid yet.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 25, 2016, 01:03:16 PM
This was reported to us, and was quickly fixed. You should have no further problems, but if you do, simply send an email to phillip@emovieposter.com, and we will address it right away.

Incidentally, orders are pouring in, but amazingly to me, they are pretty even spread among lots of titles, so nothing has sold out yet (that I am aware of) so any of you should be able to go on and buy any of the items, and still get everything!

Bruce
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on November 25, 2016, 03:31:10 PM
Terrific sale, Bruce.
I bought a handful at bargain basement prices.
Next time, you should consider gifting customers with a Boris-and-Bela Black Friday tee-shirt.
 ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on November 25, 2016, 08:14:19 PM
I also got a couple of nice pick ups I am super pleased with! 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on November 25, 2016, 09:09:04 PM
I did not participate in that sale, Bruce, but I think it's a great idea to expend your clientele.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 25, 2016, 10:26:54 PM
Thanks guys!

Here is the amazing part. There are two hours to go, and even though it appears we sold over 600 posters (and maybe a lot more), I am pretty certain we have not sold out of even one item!

So that means that, with two hours left, a person could go on right now, and whatever items they pick, they will almost surely get them all.

But promptly at midnight, EVERY item disappears. Then, on Saturday and Sunday, I re-price everything (all the ones that sold go up, and the ones that didn't sell even one go down), and everyone gets another chance on Monday.

Bruce
Title: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: BruceH on November 27, 2016, 04:06:10 PM
Thierry - we have unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html (because you say you always forget about our Sunday auctions!)
Title: Re: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: eatbrie on November 27, 2016, 04:45:53 PM
Hahahaha!!!  I did again.  Checking right now.

T
Title: Re: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: eatbrie on November 27, 2016, 05:22:59 PM
Good stuff, Bruce.  Missed out on a few things :(  By the time I checked, a lot was gone already.  Nice French Rope, and a bargain at the moment.  Not surprised to see one of the biggest French collectors attached to it.  Especially at that price.

T

PS: And I bought something, so it wasn't for nothing ;)
Title: Re: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: timelessmoviemagic on November 27, 2016, 05:40:44 PM
Good stuff, Bruce.  Missed out on a few things :(  By the time I checked, a lot was gone already.  Nice French Rope, and a bargain at the moment.  Not surprised to see one of the biggest French collectors attached to it.  Especially at that price.

T

PS: And I bought something, so it wasn't for nothing ;)

Spill the name T  ;D
Title: Re: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: BruceH on November 27, 2016, 09:09:18 PM
Spill the name T  ;D

Since his name here is his name there, it shouldn't be too hard to figure out!
Title: Re: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: eatbrie on November 27, 2016, 11:12:44 PM
Exact.  And it will be on my website tomorrow.

T
Title: Re: Thierry - unbacked French and Italian posters closing right now!
Post by: eatbrie on November 27, 2016, 11:14:23 PM
Spill the name T  ;D

Nothing extravagant.  Pierrot le Fou for my little Godard collection.  The price was right, so was Bruce's timing.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 28, 2016, 06:19:11 AM
In just a few hours (as of this writing, perhaps a much shorter time when you are seeing this), we will hold our first time ever "Cyber Monday" sale at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/2.html (a "sequel to our just-held Black Friday sale)!

Some of you participated in the Black Friday sale and some did not, but either way you can participate in this Cyber Monday sale. Here is some valuable further information about this special event:

1) It runs from 9 AM to Midnight only, today (Monday) November 28th. All orders must be placed through our checkout, because we will be super busy today, processing the hundreds of Black Friday orders we received! All the Fixed Priced items were taken off the site Friday right after the Black Friday sale concluded at midnight (so the prices could be adjusted), and they will be re-added this morning (Monday) promptly at 9 AM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/2.html, at which point everyone can place their orders, but not before (so don't go to this link before 9 AM, because the items won't be there!), and you can place your order ANY time during the day on Monday (all the way until Midnight, CST)!

2) We don't have zillion dollar inventory control software, so we will fill all Cyber Monday orders when we return to work on Tuesday (in the order they were placed). If we "oversold" any items, we will notify those who did not get those items on Tuesday (but we DO have ten to twenty of most posters, so there is a good chance we will only oversell a very few titles, if any, and it appears we did not oversell even one title on Black Friday!). PLEASE BE UNDERSTANDING OF THIS SLIGHT POSSIBILITY IF YOU ARE INFORMED ON TUESDAY YOU DID NOT GET ALL YOU ORDERED!

3) There were 1,165 Fixed Priced items on the site at the start of the Black Friday sale. Of those, we sold at least one example of around 250 of the titles. On those titles we have done what we always do, and raised the prices (by 10%, for each time each item sold), and you can order those at the new price (and each time they sell again, the price will go up by another 10%, so you really have an incentive to order sooner than later).

4) BUT THERE WERE ALSO AROUND 900 TITLES WHERE WE DID NOT SELL ONE EXAMPLE ON BLACK FRIDAY, AND ON THOSE WE HAVE LOWERED THE PRICES EVEN FURTHER! In some cases, they are now FAR lower than where those same titles have sold for in the past! We REALLY do want to get them sold, and if it takes super low prices to do so, so be it!

5) Starting at Midnight Monday, all the Fixed Priced will go "off sale" until Tuesday. We will come in to work on Tuesday morning before we re-open, and we will fill all orders for the Fixed Priced items that were received on Friday (so we can figure out what we sold of each).

6) All items that sold on Cyber Monday will have their prices raised on Tuesday, by 10%, for each time each item sold. So if we sell three of an item on Monday, then the price on that item will raise 30% on Tuesday! So you certainly have a lot of incentive to buy on Cyber Monday, BECAUSE THE LISTED PRICES WILL STAY THE SAME ALL THE WAY UNTIL MIDNIGHT ON MONDAY, NO MATTER HOW MANY OF EACH WE SELL!

7) Of course, you CAN combine any purchases made from this Cyber Monday sale with any you made from the Black Friday Sale (or from our regular auctions) as long as they all fit in the same package (flat items with flat items, and rolled items with rolled items).

Best of luck to all of you who order from this, our first ever Cyber Monday Sale (with slashed prices on 900+ unsold titles from Black Friday)! We often hear from people who say that they would much prefer to not have to go through the "trouble" of bidding in auctions, and if you are one of those people (or just someone who likes great deals!), then this is what you have been waiting for!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 28, 2016, 10:27:01 PM
Here's looking at you, kid! Part I of our December Major Auction (containing 993 folded one-sheets from the incredible Dominique Besson collection) is truly the stuff that dreams are made of! Now you can a preview gallery of ALL of the 993 folded one-sheets in Part I at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/parti/ (http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/parti/)

Not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

This is a preview gallery only. The auctions go "live" shortly after 9 PM CST on Thursday, December 1st, and at that time, you can bid on the auctions, and EVERY one of these great posters truly starts at $1, and truly has NO reserve, and truly has NO buyers premiums!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/casablanca_WC07850_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/maltese_falcon_WC07850_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 29, 2016, 11:57:33 PM
The results are in from our Black Friday sale, and during those 15 hours, we sold 498 posters for $12,254. On Cyber Monday during those 15 hours we sold 286 posters for $5,014. Not bad for 30 hours of selling time!

We think everyone who bought those 784 posters are going to be delighted, and we are working hard to get everyone invoiced (and shipping the ones that are not going on a "Pay and Hold"!

(http://images.rewardstyle.com/img?v=2.13&msi=10423064)

Part I of our December Major Auction (containing 993 folded one-sheets from the incredible Dominique Besson collection) is truly the stuff that dreams are made of! Now you can a preview gallery of ALL of the 993 folded one-sheets in Part I at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/parti/

Not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

This is a preview gallery only. The auctions go "live" shortly after 9 PM CST on Thursday, December 1st, and at that time, you can bid on the auctions, and EVERY one of these great posters truly starts at $1, and truly has NO reserve, and truly has NO buyers premiums!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161201_parti_logo.jpg)

And not only DON'T we have those awful "buyers premiums", but we even give great free gifts to those who buy ten of these 993 folded one-sheets (and a SECOND free gift to those who buy 20 of them)! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/magnets/20161201_magnets.html for full details!
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: basemem on December 01, 2016, 05:18:15 PM
Bruce, how did the Friday and Monday sales go? Was it worth it and will you continue with them at the same time of year or maybe introduce at other times as well.
Title: Re: There WILL be a "Black Friday" for poster people exclusively on eMoviePoster.com
Post by: Simes on December 01, 2016, 06:24:31 PM
In another thread, he said,

"The results are in from our Black Friday sale, and during those 15 hours, we sold 498 posters for $12,254. On Cyber Monday during those 15 hours we sold 286 posters for $5,014. Not bad for 30 hours of selling time!"
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 02, 2016, 07:12:25 AM
If you are any sort of movie poster collector, then one quick look at Part I of our December Major Auction (which is now "live" at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html) will show you that it is truly "the stuff that dreams are made of", because it contains one of the most extraordinary one-sheet collections there is, the Dominique Besson collection!

Dominique started collecting movie posters in 1981, and became a dealer in French and European posters in 1994, and has remained as a top dealer ever since! But in addition, 30 years ago, Dominique began collecting U.S. one-sheets, first those with Saul Bass art, and then adding Alfred Hitchcock posters, then Humphrey Bogart, and he finally ended up collecting in an amazing total of 47 different categories, purchasing the posters from all over the world! Now the time has come to sell this wonderful collection, and Dominique has chosen eMoviePoster.com to do so, through our auctions!

As always, our major auction is the ONLY major auction where you can TRULY get great buys, because the items REALLY start at $1 with no reserve (many auctions pretend to do the same, but actually their consignors are often allowed to bid on their own items, and you can't really get a good deal, even when an item seems to sell for a low price, because it is simply returned to the consignor).

But in our auctions, there ARE great deals every single time, so it is well worth your effort to look through all of the items carefully. This is especially true with THIS collection, because it contains so MANY rarely seen and super desirable posters that you can't go through all of them in one sitting without getting sensory overload!

What sets THIS auction apart from all others and makes it so VERY special? Many things! It has NO reserves, NO buyers premiums, NO overstated condition descriptions, NO enhanced or fuzzy images that hide defects, and NO nosebleed shipping (even in this part of our Major Auction, we charge an astoundingly low TWELVE DOLLAR flat rate U.S. shipping!

It DOES have an unparalleled selection of great one-sheets from all years in 47 different categories, all honestly described down to the last detail, and with supersized unenhanced images that reveal even the tiniest defects, so you NEVER get an unhappy surprise in our auctions!

Something that is truly amazing is that not only are NONE of these one-sheets linenbacked, but also the only "restoration" virtually any have had is the odd piece of tape stuck on the back many years ago. Not every collector cares about this, but for those who do, this is a golden opportunity, because these days you almost never see a top one-sheet that has NOT been backed and restored (and often "over-restored").

And not only will we be taking a huge loss by only charging $12 U.S. shipping on all orders from this Part I (regardless of how many one-sheets you get or how much you spend), but we will also be giving a giant movie poster refrigerator magnet to all those who purchase any ten one-sheets, and a set of our first six full-color auction catalogs (containing over $5 million dollars of posters, and which originally retailed for $120) to those who purchase any twenty one-sheets!

Since this auction contains many affordable one-sheets in addition to the very expensive ones, you may well be able to get 20 one-sheets for around $100 or so (if you focus on the least expensive) and get both the above great bonuses!

Why not go to the above link RIGHT NOW, and start viewing this amazing collection? We guarantee you have never seen anything like it before!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/casablanca_WC07850_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/maltese_falcon_WC07850_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/mark_of_zorro_styleA_BM09033_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/breakfast_at_tiffanys_WC07846_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/vertigo_WC07854_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/creature_from_the_black_lagoon_WC07848_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/lawrence_of_arabia_silhouette_style_WC08220_T.jpg)(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/aust_1sh_mad_max_orange_style_WC07869_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/2001_a_space_odyssey_styleC_WC07851_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/get_carter_art_style_WC07855_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/laura_WC07874_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/rear_window_WC07852_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/no_way_out_WC07875_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/rebecca_WC07852_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/psycho_WC07852_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/200/star_wars_styleA_WC07881_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on December 02, 2016, 08:10:03 AM
No previews for parts 2, 3 etc.??   prayer.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 02, 2016, 09:04:45 AM
Casablanca has started well.  Heading for the moon already.

Great line up.

Yeah, I was looking for previews as well...  May be we have been spoiled.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on December 02, 2016, 08:05:37 PM
Previews are in!
hell Bruce you weren't kidding when you said this was one of your best ever.  Incredible stuff. 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 02, 2016, 08:21:03 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161204_partii_logo.jpg)

ALL of the linenbacked items in this Major Auction (every size and every country) are in Part II!

See a complete preview of all the items in Part II of our December Major Auction (which runs from December 4th to 11th), at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/partii/ including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned! Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/french_1p_maltese_falcon_linen_SD07817_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/3sh_breakfast_at_tiffanys_linen_SD07760_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/british_quad_godzilla_linen_SD07845_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/belgian_brasher_doubloon_linen_SD07809_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/in_murder_my_sweet_linen_SD07795_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/half_laura_linen_BM09025_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/ava_gardner_linen_SD07737_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/confession_linen_SD07890_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/devils_brother_styleD_linen_BM09076_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/lonesome_mouse_linen_SD08083_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/war_throw_your_scrap_into_the_fight_linen_SD07767_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/german_a1_tarantula_linen_SD07727_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/lucky_ducky_linen_SD08083_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/3sh_lady_from_shanghai_linen_SD07819_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on December 02, 2016, 10:42:04 PM
Be still my beating heart...

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/ava_gardner_linen_SD07737_L.jpg)  bed1
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 03, 2016, 08:48:49 AM
Pennies Per Poster! eMoviePoster.com has 160 ONE-SHEET bulk lots containing 5,104 in all (ONLY one-sheets this time, both rolled and folded!) that end this Sunday afternoon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions).

The prices have to be seen to be believed! There are very few lots that are over $1 per one-sheet, and LOTS of them that are at pennies per poster! Why do we only have one-sheets this time in our bulk lot auctions? It is because preparing our December Major Auction took everything we had, and we just flat out ran out of time! So you may be able to get unbelievable deals on these 5,104 one-sheets, better than in our "regular" bulk lot auctions!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and with these bulk lots, you pay only the actual cost of shipping them to you (plus $3 for packing materials) and we WILL combine your purchases into as few packages or tubes as possible!

At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin). You could start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

One thing is for certain! Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or at collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains! Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture every single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay!

If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lot ONE-SHEETS, then you need to visit the above link well before they begin closing on Sunday at 3 PM CST, because it takes a while to look at over 5,104+ one-sheet in 160 lots!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0016_20161004094109_WC07493_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0045_20160812095822_BM08286_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0051_20161110142519_NG00089_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0013_20160708143028_BM07814_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0002_20161014145338_NS00392_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0051_20160920102523_SD07245_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0020_20160909094854_JC12721_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0004_20161101083518_SD07690_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0003_20160909111341_JC12723_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161127/200/IMG_0004_20160909112742_JC12724_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 04, 2016, 08:39:23 AM
Pennies Per Poster! eMoviePoster.com has 160 ONE-SHEET bulk lots containing 5,104 in all (ONLY one-sheets this time, both rolled and folded!) that end this Sunday afternoon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions).

The prices have to be seen to be believed! There are very few lots that are over $1 per one-sheet, and LOTS of them that are at pennies per poster! Why do we only have one-sheets this time in our bulk lot auctions? It is because preparing our December Major Auction took everything we had, and we just flat out ran out of time! So you may be able to get unbelievable deals on these 5,104 one-sheets, better than in our "regular" bulk lot auctions!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and with these bulk lots, you pay only the actual cost of shipping them to you (plus $3 for packing materials) and we WILL combine your purchases into as few packages or tubes as possible!

At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin). You could start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

One thing is for certain! Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or at collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains! Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture every single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay!

If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lot ONE-SHEETS, then you need to visit the above link well before they begin closing on Sunday at 3 PM CST, because it takes a while to look at over 5,104+ one-sheet in 160 lots!

Just HOURS left until these close, and there are still 21 of these one-sheet lots at $1 and HALF of them at $1 to $6 each, so unless there are lots of further bids, many of these WILL be "stolen"!

Please check them out at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html before they are going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 04, 2016, 10:05:27 PM
It's live! Part II of our December Major Auction is live at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

It contains 490 linenbacked posters of all sizes, and the selection is amazing, with many great rarities. One quick look at the above link will confirm that this is true!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/devils_brother_styleD_linen_BM09076_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/empire_strikes_back_linen_SD08027_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/french_1p_maltese_falcon_linen_SD07817_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/british_quad_godzilla_linen_SD07845_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/3sh_breakfast_at_tiffanys_linen_SD07760_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/3sh_lady_from_shanghai_linen_SD07819_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/british_quad_devil_girl_from_mars_linen_SD07845_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161204/200/touch_of_evil_linen_SD07418_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 05, 2016, 08:00:05 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161206_partiii_logo.jpg)

ALL of the standard size rolled items in this Major Auction that are not backed (every country) are in Part III!


ALL of the standard size rolled items in this Major Auction that are not backed (every country) are in Part III!

See a complete preview of all the 322 items in Part III of our December Major Auction (which runs from December 6th to 13th), at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/partiii/ including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned!

Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

This part of the auction contains 113 unfolded one-sheets from the incredible Dominique Besson collection, including some of the most desirable and most rare posters of the past 35 years! Plus lots of choice non-U.S. posters from all genres and eras, plus some great non-movie posters. There is truly something for everyone!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/la_confidential_black_cloak_style_intl_BM09443_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/schindlers_list_saul_bass_unused_style_WC08477_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/et_the_extra_terrestrial_bike_over_moon_style_WC08477_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/films_by_john_lennon_and_yoko_ono_WC07943_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/rocky_ii_action_style_WC07942_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/reservoir_dogs_cannes_style_WC07943_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/superman_no_logo_xmas_style_foil_advance_WC08477_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/star_wars_intl_styleA_SD07679_L.jpg)

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/in_invasion_of_the_saucer_men_WC08265_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/danish_citizen_kane_SD07829_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/italian_1sh_nothing_but_trouble_SD07830_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/czech_23x33_cabaret_SD07829_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/british_quad_its_a_mad_mad_mad_mad_world_styleB_SD07420_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/200/polish_large_rosemarys_baby_wakuski_style_SD07830_T.jpg)

and on and on!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 06, 2016, 05:19:43 AM
Can I ask what is a Re-creation 1 Sheet?

http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/partiii/?p=8
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 06, 2016, 07:27:01 AM
They are posters from the "S2 Art Group". This company bought 100-year-old lithograph presses, completely refurbished them, and created stone slabs that allowed them to make nearly perfect replicas of classic movie posters (and in some cases making a stone litho version of a poster that was not originally a stone litho!).

They were printed in exactly the same way the posters were originally printed (re-creating them down to the finest detail within the art, and even including the tiny writing from the bottom of the poster). These posters were printed between 1997 and 2003, and were NOT printed when the movies were originally released. They are super high quality and measures 27" x 41" [69 x 104 cm] (except for two three-sheets they made, King Kong and Metropolis, which are in 3 sections and measure 41 x 81 when combined).

Here is an example: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/2308962.html

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA151203/550/frankenstein_BM04826_T.jpg)

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 06, 2016, 07:33:05 AM
There are some collectors who mostly only buy movie posters from their own country, and if you are one of those collectors I say, PLEASE consider also purchasing posters from other countries, because they often have great completely different images from the posters from your country, PLUS so MANY of them are VERY affordable!

Think I am exaggerating? Consider the 999 non-U.S. posters from 32 different countries in our current auctions closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. There are currently 60 posters with no bid at all (so $1 can take those), 305 at $1 or with no bid, and 475 at just $1 to $5! And we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium". Just about any dealer would charge $20, $30 or more for these same posters, and even reproductions of these would surely cost $10 or so! And it is not just the least expensive posters closing in hours that represent the best deals.

The 524 that are over just $5 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past and while many are sure to get more bids, some won't, and there will surely be a LOT of "deals" (even on some of the best items) just as there always are in our honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder.

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our recently-added "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! Maybe some bidders are distracted by our December Major Auction (two parts of which are currently running) but if so, all the more reason to look these over super carefully so as to give yourself the best chance of getting great deals! But please, if you can't look at these non-U.S. posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161129/550/japanese_b2_hard_days_night_SD07469_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161129/550/japanese_b2_goldfinger_BM09252_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161129/550/british_quad_return_of_the_jedi_x_style_SD07536_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161129/550/spanish_warning_from_space_SD07739_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161129/550/finnish_bullitt_WC08042_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161129/550/polish_large_aliens_pagowski_style_SD07701_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 06, 2016, 08:41:46 AM
They are posters from the "S2 Art Group". This company bought 100-year-old lithograph presses, completely refurbished them, and created stone slabs that allowed them to make nearly perfect replicas of classic movie posters (and in some cases making a stone litho version of a poster that was not originally a stone litho!).

They were printed in exactly the same way the posters were originally printed (re-creating them down to the finest detail within the art, and even including the tiny writing from the bottom of the poster). These posters were printed between 1997 and 2003, and were NOT printed when the movies were originally released. They are super high quality and measures 27" x 41" [69 x 104 cm] (except for two three-sheets they made, King Kong and Metropolis, which are in 3 sections and measure 41 x 81 when combined).

Here is an example: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/2308962.html

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA151203/550/frankenstein_BM04826_T.jpg)

Many thanks sir.

So how are they discernible from the Original from year of release if the rendition is so perfect?

Apologies if discussed elsewhere.  Or indeed, just point me to a thread.

Best.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Chris9000 on December 06, 2016, 12:31:08 PM

So how are they discernible from the Original from year of release if the rendition is so perfect?


I believe many of them, including the one's associated with their collaboration with the AFI Top 100 Film Posters, are embossed with a tiny 'S2' at the bottom.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on December 06, 2016, 12:40:05 PM
The S2 re-creation artists re-drew the artwork, and there are subtle artistic differences and variations when compared to the original theatrical poster. These differences reflected the S2 artists' hand and eye. The  S2s are not reproduced copies of the originals, is maybe a better way to put it.

They are discussed a bit here, too:

http://www.allposterforum.com/index.php/topic,3518.0.html
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 06, 2016, 03:20:10 PM
Excellent!  :)

Figured I might have been treading old ground here.

Will look at this thread now.

Thanks Jeff.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 07, 2016, 10:25:46 PM
Part I of our December Major Auction (with the incredible Dominique Besson folded one-sheet collection) closes on Thursday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and Part IV (more folded one-sheets, great lobby cards and more) begins right after Part I ends!

But many people have said to me, "Hey Bruce, I want to see what is in Part IV NOW, before Part I closes, and NOW you can! We have just added a complete preview gallery of Part IV at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/partiv/!

It contains ALL of the 741 items that fit in standard 11" x 14" boxes including lobby cards, folded one-sheets, and many ultra-rare items in Part IV (which runs from December 8th to 15th), including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned!

And here is a handy dandy chart of what is in Part IV:
3c001 MAN FROM UTAH 1934 John Wayne one-sheet
3c002-3c049 1970s one-sheets
3c050-3c091 1980s one-sheets
3c092-3c103 1990s one-sheets
3c104-3c124 Al Pacino one-sheets
3c125-3c146 De Niro/Scorsese one-sheets
3c147-3c168 Dustin Hoffman one-sheets
3c169-3c190 Woody Allen one-sheets
3c191-3c208 original 8 1/4" x 10 3/4" stills from top photographers
3c209-3c213 Universal horror heralds
3c214-3c218 linenbacked Metropolis pressbook ads
3c219-3c242 pressbooks, presskit, promo brochure, trade ad, storyboard art, special poster, mini window cards, BABE COMES HOME oversized still, DIE NIBELUNGEN cigarette card album, German programs & A0s, Mexican posters, Russian, half subway, French lobby cards
3c243-3c246 complete and incomplete lobby card sets
3c247-3c254 CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S PAY DAY lobby card set (by the card)
3c255-3c337 title lobby cards
3c338-3c741 scene lobby cards

So now you can see what is coming up in Part IV, but don't forget that Part I closes in less than a day at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, so be sure to check those out first!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161208/lc_singin_in_the_rain_a_BM07507_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 08, 2016, 07:14:11 AM
I DON'T want to tell you about Part I of our August Major Auction (993 folded one-sheets from the Dominique Besson collection) which closes in just a few hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

I am NOT going to tell you about the literally hundreds of quality one-sheets that are well under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past!
I am NOT going to tell you that LOTS of these are extremely rare styles that almost never come up for sale or auction!
I am NOT going to tell you that we don't have any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images!
I am NOT going to tell you that this is the absolute finest selection of folded one-sheets offered at one time, and that people will be talking about this auction for many years to come!

Why? Because I want you to go to the above link and view all these posters for yourself, because seeing the posters (and their current bid prices) will sell them far better than anything I can write here!

But please remember that we have "time extended" bidding where 5 minutes must go by without a bid for an auction to end, so you can NEVER have an item "snatched away" from you in the final seconds, as happens so often on eBay and some other auction sites.

Each December, my company, eMoviePoster.com, has a major movie paper auction that is our best of the year. There are just a few hours left until the 993 folded one-sheets in Part I of this December Major Auction start to close at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and maybe it is because there are just TOO MANY great items, but as of now there are lots of them with super-low prices.

Many will surely get more bids, but there are also sure to be many that will go for bargain prices, so why not go to the above link now and check them out, even if you are not a "collector"?

Unlike EVERY other major auction, we have NO buyers premiums at all, and we only charge you the actual cost of shipping, and we combine as many purchases into one package as can be safely done, which saves you lots of money.

And remember that we COMPLETELY take the "buyer beware" out of our auctions. When you buy from any other major auction, you are "gambling" (on the condition, on the image being accurate, on the items being well packed, etc, etc). But in OUR auctions, you not only KNOW for sure that what we write is 100% accurate, but you also know we give a LIFETIME GUARANTEE as to authenticity on what we sell, something NO other major auction does!

P.S. You don't have to have EVER bought a vintage movie poster to consider buying one of these! Any one of these would make a great holiday gift for your friends and relatives, because EVERYONE has a favorite movie or star, and so many of these are extremely affordable!

Of course, there is also "the stuff that dreams are made of"!


(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/550/maltese_falcon_WC07850_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161201/550/casablanca_WC07850_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on December 08, 2016, 09:03:22 PM
Good stuff tonight, Bruce.  Everything I like.  Nice FOLDED posters.  Makes me very happy, even though a lot of what I wanted sold for way over what I could afford.  Still got a few things, though, so good times  ;)

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 10, 2016, 12:14:44 PM
Part II of our December Major Auction (with 490 linenbacked posters of all sizes) closes on Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and the final Part V (159 oversized items like campaign books, 24sheets, billboard posters, paperbacked posters, tri-fold posters, and more)) begins right after Part II ends!

But many people have said to me, "Hey Bruce, I want to see what is in Part V NOW, before Part II closes, and NOW you can! We have just added a complete preview gallery of Part V at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/partv/!

It contains "only" 159 items (because they all need to be sent in large oversized flat packages and a few in oversized tubes) but there are a LOT of unbelievably scarce and choice items included, so be sure to look over this preview gallery now, and come back on Sunday when these 159 auctions go "live" (and end a week later)!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161211_partv_logo.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 11, 2016, 10:17:47 AM
There are just a few HOURS left before the 490 linenbacked posters of all sizes in Part II of our December Major Auction start to close at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (starting at 3 PM CST, NOT & PM, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions). This represents an incredible buying opportunity at all price levels, but especially on those currently under $150, because many of those are well under the cost of linenbacking alone!

Think I am exaggerating? With only 8 HOURS left (as of this writing) until these start to close, there are an astonishing SEVENTY SIX of the posters under just $25 each and an even more astonishing ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY ONE of them under just $50 each (remember that these have all been professionally linenbacked and are ready to frame, usually at a cost of $25 to $50 for the small ones, $100 to $150 for the one-sheet size ones, and MUCH more for the large ones (like three-sheets or French one panels), so clearly there are incredible deals to be made!

And of course, in addition to the incredible bargains, there are also a LOT of really wonderful and very scarce posters! All eyes in the hobby will be on the wonderful French one-panel for The Maltese Falcon, which truly IS "the stuff that dreams are made of" (as Humphrey Bogart said about the Falcon itself, within the movie)! If you like truly rare posters, this part of the auction has a lot of them, and come Sunday, they will ALL have new owners, because this is one auction where every item truly has no reserve, and truly sells to the highest bidder. Best of luck to those of you participate in this VERY special auction!

(https://www.emovieposter.com/online/dreams.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 12, 2016, 07:07:27 AM
Now that the first two parts of our December Major Auction have ended (with combined sales of $433,444!), you might be thinking that all the best parts are over, but actually, the remaining Parts II, III, and IV have many wonderful (and rare) items in each!

Part III closes Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and contains 322 U.S. and non-U.S. rolled posters
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161206_partiii_logo.jpg)

Part IV closes Thursday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and contains 741 lobby cards, folded one-sheets and more
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161208_partiv_logo.jpg)

Part V closes Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and contains 159 items that ship in oversized tubes and boxes
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20161211_partv_logo.jpg)

And from right now until the Part III items start to close you can see ALL the items in all three parts at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html (this makes searching FAR more easier)!

I guarantee you that you not only won't have trouble finding lots to bid on, but I imagine there is a great chance you will find TOO much to bid on!  But please don't wait to explore all that is offered in these three special auctions, because it takes time to look over so many fine and varied items!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 12, 2016, 09:59:36 PM
Part III of our December Major Auction ends on Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. It contains 322 great "rolled" posters of all kinds and starts closing at 7 PM CST. and many are VERY affordable and make great holiday gifts!

If you have the slightest interest in vintage movie posters, you will love looking at this auction, even if only to "window shop". Be sure to share this with your friends who would enjoy seeing it as well. And best of luck to everyone bidding in this VERY special auction!


(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161213_facebookadforpartiii_et.jpg)

Title: We were consigned 18 deluxe 11x14 photos, and none are identified!
Post by: BruceH on December 12, 2016, 10:22:32 PM
Hey to those of you who like puzzles (or who just like looking at images of pretty women!). We were consigned 18 deluxe 11x14 photos, and none are identified, but several have studio photographers' names (like Bud Fraker) on the back. See them all here: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/unidentified_stills4/

Some are of the same women, so there are not 18 to identify! With just a little research we we able to quickly determine that the first three are of Mary Webster, an actress who was in The Delicate Delinquent with Jerry Lewis, and who was in two memorable episodes of The Twilight Zone, and so we marked those.

CAN ANYONE READING THIS HELP IDENTIFY THE OTHERS? If so, just post a comment below, like this: "#1 is Mary Webster", using the numbers we gave to each image. Bonus points if you can tell us the movie she was working on (if any).

Thanks in advance for any help you can give!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/unidentified_stills4/large/img008.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 13, 2016, 07:25:12 AM
Part III of our December Major Auction closes in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and contains it contains 322 U.S. and non-U.S. rolled posters that offer exceptional values in FOUR areas:

1) 140 unfolded one-sheets from the past 30 years, including the 113 unfolded one-sheets from the Dominique Besson one-sheet collection (with some of the most rare and most desirable!)

2) 19 top level inserts and half-sheets (not many of them, but they are choice, including top horror/sci-fi!)

3) 137 non-U.S. posters from many different countries, including a LOT we have never had before!

4) 26 "S2 recreation" posters of wonderful 1920s and 1930s posters (if you don't know what these are, click here: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=s2_recreation); these look incredible on your wall, at a fraction of the cost of the original!

Normally, these posters would be in four different sets of auctions, but today you can buy any of them in this one very special auction. You would THINK that they would be very high priced, but actually, with hours to go, just the opposite is true!

As of this writing, there are EIGHTY THREE of these posters under just $10, and 139 under just $25, and almost every poster (all the way to the most expensive) is well under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and remember that we have no "buyers premiums", that often turn good deals into not-so-good ones, and we only charge $12 U.S. shipping for ALL you get in the Part III (actual cost anywhere else)!

If you have been looking for a special poster to hang on your wall, this part of the auction has a lot of them, and come later today, they will ALL have new owners, because this is one auction where every item truly has no reserve, and truly sells to the highest bidder. Best of luck to those of you participate in this VERY special auction!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/schindlers_list_saul_bass_unused_style_WC08477_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/la_confidential_black_cloak_style_intl_BM09443_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/english_1sh_black_swan_teaser_set_of_4_a_WC08478_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/in_invasion_of_the_saucer_men_WC08265_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/reservoir_dogs_cannes_style_WC07943_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/russian_star_wars_moscow_premiere_style_WC08629_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161206/550/in_thing_BM09410_T.jpg)
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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 15, 2016, 07:56:37 AM
741 lobby cards, folded one-sheets, and more close in HOURS in Part IV of our December Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html. If the current bid prices stay where they are, there will be lots and lots of sensational "deals" made at EVERY price level, because a high percentage of the items are currently FAR under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past!

Just HOW low are the current bid prices? As of this writing, there are 115 items at under just $10, and 257 under just $20! And unlike many auctions, there are no tricks or fine print to these auctions, that turn "steals" into not-so-good deals. First and foremost, there are no massive $19 "minimum buyers premiums" (in fact, there are no buyers premiums at all) so "$1" is really $1. Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today (Thursday), the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else).

And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you still pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card, folded one-sheets (and more!) auctions, you can use the search filters to quickly look at JUST the lobby cards or just the one-sheets by clicking on those Search Filters. Or say you just want to see the horror/sci-fi items! You can see just those 102 horror/sci-fi items in this auction by clicking on the Search Filter that says "horror/sci-fi", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "cowboy western"  (59 items), "Alfred Hitchcock" (25 items), "1930s" (171 items), "Boris Karloff" (19 items), "herald" (four great horror ones!) and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!). So why not start looking over these 741 lobby cards, folded one-sheets, and more right now, because you will need some extra time to look over this many fine items. Best of luck to all of you who participate in this very special auction!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161208/550/graduate_intl_WC07887_L.jpg)
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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 16, 2016, 01:12:13 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/2016dec/20161216_facebookad_partv_dirtyharry.jpg)

I want to tell you about the 159 great oversized items (campaign books, 24sheets, billboard posters, paperbacked posters, tri-fold posters, etc) that close Sunday at 3 PM (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) in the FINAL Part V of our December Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html. Why are there "only" 159 items? Because all of these need to be sent in flat packages that are larger than our standard size packages OR in tubes that are longer than our standard size tubes.

But what this part of the auction lacks in quantity, it sure makes up for in quality! Not only does it contain a large number of very desirable items, but it also contains a lot of incredibly rare items! There are some very unusual sizes like 24-sheets and advertising billboard posters, but there are also more "standard" sizes like half-sheets and inserts, which are included because they are paperbacked and need to be shipped in large flat packages.

So you really want to check out all of these items, especially because, if the current bid prices stay where they are, there will be lots and lots of sensational "deals" made at EVERY price level, because a high percentage of the items are currently FAR under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past! And as we said above, some of these are so rare that we have never seen them sold in the past!

So why not start looking over these 159 really oversized items right now, because you will need some extra time to look over this many fine items of so many different types. Best of luck to all of you who participate in this very special part of the auction, which concludes our December Major Auction!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 17, 2016, 08:28:41 AM
Closing Sunday! We have 159 great "oversized" items (campaign books, 24sheets, billboard posters, paperbacked posters, tri-fold posters, etc) that close Sunday at 3 PM (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) in the FINAL Part V of our December Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html.

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161211/550/half_invasion_of_the_body_snatchers_styleB_pbacked_WC08273_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161211/550/40x60_dirty_harry_SD07799_L.jpg)
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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: timelessmoviemagic on December 17, 2016, 01:31:13 PM
That 'It Happened One Night' window card is beautiful.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 17, 2016, 04:54:18 PM
That 'It Happened One Night' window card is beautiful.

You won't get any argument from me on that!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 17, 2016, 06:01:13 PM
Indeed!  My word.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 19, 2016, 09:50:37 PM
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/dyk/20120425_here_come_the_trucks.jpg)

Did you know that most collectors and dealers have discovered that consigning to us is more profitable than selling on eBay (and no work at all)?

We recently observed the following completely unsolicited exchange on an online movie poster forum. One member posted this:

"Does anyone use eBay for selling and if so what is your preferred settings for the auction? I don't believe that starting your auction at .99 is logical. I would rather do the 'buy now' or start the auction at a percentage of the value of the item."

Within minutes, another member posted the following response:

"I was selling on eBay got too hard and time draining - i now send all my posters to Bruce at eMoviePoster.com when i want to sell now - after fees you still get a great price on average without all the work. Quite often a lot more than you would get on eBay. Highly recommend you look into it."

We KNOW for an absolute certainty that the above is true of a high percentage of collectors, because we have over 1,700 consignors, and a healthy percentage of those are collectors who USED to sell on eBay, but who quit for exactly the reasons the above person wrote on that forum.

In addition, a very high percentage of DEALERS now use our service as well. Some send us their slow-moving inventory, some send us their high end items where they know we will reach a far wider audience than they could on eBay, and some send all their inventory when they are looking to retire or switch businesses.

In the past two years, two of the best known dealers (both of whom have been in the hobby for decades), Dwight Cleveland and Dominique Besson, decided to consign HUGE portions of their inventories to us, even though they could have sold the items themselves, or consigned them to other auctions.

In addition, we were consigned the entire estates of half a dozen very long term collectors who passed away during those two years. Those collectors left instructions with their heirs to have their collections auctioned through us, both because they knew we would get their heirs the most money overall, but also because, even more importantly, they knew that we would be 100% honest in the auctioning of their collections (especially because, as is often the case, the heirs knew very little about the hobby).

And their trust was not misplaced in the slightest! We carefully inventory every single item, and auction everything, down to the last item, and the consignors are treated 100% honestly in every possible way.

It is not just very long time collectors who use our services. The past few years has seen two of the very foremost collectors of "newer" posters, Holiday Russell and Mel Hutson, turn to eMoviePoster.com when they decided it was time to sell a large portion of their collections!

And know that our next major auction will be sometime in the spring, perhaps April or May, and it is not to early to consign today! Realize that many other auction houses start their auctions by pulling out items that did not sell in their previous auctions, and that can be a large number of items, so they may have half of their auction ready before they even start.

But in OUR major auctions, we ALWAYS "start from scratch", because we actually sell everything we auction. So we currently have nothing for our spring major auction (except for some duplicated items from the just-ended one), and there is a great incentive for people to consign now rather than later, because we always use the first example of each item we are consigned, and we use the earliest consignments in our pre-auction publicity!

If YOU have items you would like to turn into cash, please join the over 1,700 others who have consigned to us. Whether you have a small number of items or a truckload, or whether you have expensive items or affordable ones, or whether you are a recent collector or have collected for decades, or whether you are solely a collector, or solely a dealer or both, we are sure you will find that (as the forum member said), "after fees you still get a great price on average without all the work. Quite often a lot more than you would get on eBay"!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 20, 2016, 04:54:31 AM
In the past two years, two of the best known dealers (both of whom have been in the hobby for decades), Dwight Cleveland and Dominique Besson, decided to consign HUGE portions of their inventories to us, even though they could have sold the items themselves, or consigned them to other auctions.

I did wonder about this.  Very surprising.  And heart warming...
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 20, 2016, 07:52:41 AM
If you have looked at our current 999 folded one-sheets, you might ask yourself "Why are HALF of them closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html still at just $1 to $5 with hours to go (and a QUARTER of them at just $1)?"

The answer might lie in its taking place right after our just-concluded December Major auction or right before the Christmas holiday, but a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

Remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 21, 2016, 08:02:57 AM
Our buyers saved even more than usual in Parts I, III and IV of our December Major Auction!

If you have EVER bought from ANY major auction anywhere (movie posters or anywhere else), then you already know that several unhappy surprises await you after your first winning bid. The first is that they tack on a massive 19.5% or 20% or even 25% "buyers premium", a hideous "service fee" that you must pay in addition to what you bid (and it would not be so bad if at least some or all of this at least went to the consignor, but 100% of it goes to the auction house (which is why they have it, so that they can deceive the consignors into thinking their fees are not extremely high). Worst of all, some auctions have a minimum $19 buyers premium, so they take $19.25 on a $20 sale, leaving the consignor with literally pennies.

The second is shipping. At almost every major auction, there are two terrible things about how they ship their items. The first is that they often depend on shipping to be an added "profit center" and so they often charge insanely high shipping charges that bear no semblance to what they pay to ship the items. The second is that their people doing the shipping (if they do it "in house") often no next-to nothing about packing vintage movie paper (and if they hire an outside shipping company, then it is even more likely that company knows little about shipping).

Of course, there are added worries. Many auctions use "stock images" (or enhance the images they take) to make items look better than they are, and often they mis-describe or overgrade items. This would not be so bad if they stood behind what they auction, but actually it is just the other way around, because almost every major auction subscribes to the "buyer beware" policy, where they guarantee absolutely NOTHING about what they auction (ALL sales are "final").

But all of this is exactly the opposite at eMoviePoster.com. We have NO buyers premiums whatsoever! On shipping, we NEVER charge more than what we pay to ship the item (plus $3 for packing materials) and often, in our "regular" weekly auctions, we have a flat-rate U.S. shipping, no matter how many items the buyer gets, which can save them a massive amount on shipping!

And of course we are well known throughout the collectibles world as having both the harshest and most accurate grading system there is, and we ALWAYS show you an actual unenhanced item of every item we auction, so there are no surprises when the items arrive. And we alone of EVERY major auction has a lifetime guarantee on almost every item we auction (we only make an exception of signed items). If ANY item we auction proves to other than we said (an unmarked re-release, a repro, etc), then we offer a full refund the moment we discover our error, and we even refund the shipping. Most important, we track the people down, even if it is many YEARS since they bought the item from us!

BUT IN PARTS I, III, AND IV OF OUR JUST-CONCLUDED MAJOR AUCTION, OUR BIDDERS HAD A CHANCE TO SAVE FAR MORE THAN USUAL! What do I mean? In all three of those parts, we offered our $12 flat-rate U.S. shipping, no matter how many items each bidder won!

This addition special promotion will end up costing us thousands of dollars. To take the most extreme example, the person who bought the Casablanca one-sheet in Part I only paid $12 for us to ship it to him, even though (because of the high insurance cost) it cost us $92.26 to send it via Registered Mail! And this was true with lots and lots of the buyers in Part I, (and also in Part III and IV), because in all of those three parts we only charged U.S. buyers a flat $12 shipping!

In addition, we had another promotion in Part I only, where all those who bought over 10 items received a giant refrigerator magnet, and all those who bought over 20 items received the giant refrigerator magnet, PLUS the set of the first six auction catalogs we did (which originally retailed for $120)!

So these are just that many more reasons to always think "eMoviePoster.com" first, when you are thinking of bidding in any auctions, whether online or live, major or regular, etc!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 22, 2016, 08:23:54 AM
Do you like lobby cards? Want to give yourself a great inexpensive holiday present? If you have ANY interest in vintage lobby cards, then you are going to LOVE our current auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (6,067 cards in all) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because they represent a really great lobby card buying opportunity!

Think I am exaggerating? Think again, because as of this writing, with just hours to go, there are 193 of these sets at $1 or with no bid and over ONE THIRD at just $1 to $5! Since all of these have at least 2 cards, and over half of them are complete sets of 8 or more, this means most are well under just a DOLLAR per card and many are just PENNIES per card.

And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or one of the better scenes)!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 sets! If you focus on the least expensive cards, you may be able to buy a giant box of hundreds of cards, and have it cost just $100 or so, INCLUDING U.S. shipping!

If you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that over half of these are from the 1950s and earlier, and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare! Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include a whopping 210 horror/sci-fi sets (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "horror/sci-fi", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "cowboy western", "crime", "Walt Disney", "Alan Ladd", "James Bond", or for the 118 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1940s, and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so whether you would be purchasing these to add to your collection or to re-sell for big profits, why not start looking these over soon, and give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so it can be YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in just a few hours?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 23, 2016, 08:40:33 AM
Our auctions closing Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/15.html are TWO sets of auctions in one! First, we have 105 "oversized" rolled posters (mostly 40x60 posters and 24" x 82" paper banners), plus some other rarities (including two possibly unique posters from the aborted 2001 release of Scorsese's Gangs of New York!).

Most of these posters virtually never are offered at sale or auction. If you like super-rare and unusual posters, this auction (the first 105 items closing Sunday) is for you!

Second, the remaining 728 items are all "bulk lots"  (containing 11,966 items in all). But whereas we usually mostly only offer lots of posters, lobby cards and stills, THIS time we are offering hundreds of bulk lots of really rare books and magazines, collected over many decades by a dedicated film buff who loved reading about the greatest Hollywood directors and screenwriters.

Included are many lots that consist of printed screenplays of great movies. This collection could not be duplicated in a decade, and yet all these items will have new owners come Sunday, because all the lots started at $1, and REALLY have no reserve.

This month's offering (we do an auction solely of "bulk lots" at least once a month) represents a great opportunity to get fantastic bargains on all types of movie paper (and this month, lots of film books and magazines too).

These contain something for every collector, and dealers will love the under wholesale prices on many of the lots! As of right now, with two days to go, 275 of these lots and oversized rolled posters have no bid at all, and TWO THIRDS are still at their opening bid of $1, and the rest are mostly currently at FAR under low wholesale prices (in fact, almost all of the bulk lots are at just pennies per item!).

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and with these bulk lots and oversized rolled posters, you pay only the actual cost of shipping them to you (plus $3 for packing materials) and we WILL combine your purchases into as few packages or tubes as possible!

Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or at collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains! Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture every single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay!

If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lots and oversized rolled posters, then you need to visit the above link well before they begin closing on Sunday at 3 PM CST, because it takes a while to look at over 105 oversized rolled posters AND 728 bulk lots containing 11,966 in all!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 25, 2016, 08:15:14 AM
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Merry Christmas! Some fool scheduled 105 "oversized" rolled posters (mostly 40x60 posters and 24" x 82" paper banners) AND 728 "bulk lots"  (containing 11,966 items in all) to close on the afternoon of Christmas Day at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, so there may be the chance for really incredible buys, especially since there are NO reserves on any of them and they ALL start at $1!

If YOU don't celebrate the holiday, or get tired of the endless football games, or just want to take a break, you could do no better than to look these over, as the 105 "oversized" posters contain LOTS of good (and almost never seen) titles and the bulk lots contain LOTS of incredible bargains!
Many of these bulk lots came from a collector who loved film history (especially great directors) and there are many, many lots of books on great directors, laserdiscs of their movies, magazines of film criticism, etc, and most of those are practically being GIVEN away (and I am not exaggerating)!

As of right now, with HOURS to go, 318 of these lots and oversized rolled posters are still at their opening bid of $1, HALF are at just $1 to $4, and the rest are mostly currently at FAR under low wholesale prices (in fact, many of the bulk lots are at just pennies per item!).

If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lots and oversized rolled posters, then you need to visit the above link well before they begin closing TODAY at 3 PM CST, because it takes a while to look at over 105 oversized rolled posters AND 728 bulk lots containing 11,966 in all!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 27, 2016, 08:25:16 AM
Maybe it is because people were traveling over the holiday, but the current bid prices on our 999 non-U.S. posters from 37 different countries closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html are mostly so low that they qualify as being below wholesale!

Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) posters have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can add them to their site with no work at all).

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are? 283 of these are currently at $1 or have no bid, and just under HALF are at $1 to $5! And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium").

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

Remember that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, but sometimes they sell for bargain prices. But you can't get those bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 28, 2016, 08:24:44 PM
eMoviePoster.com's current Thursday auction of 494 "special" rolled posters and 505 rolled one-sheets at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html contains a wonderful selection of 74 rare World War I and World War II posters!

But that's not all! It also contains 43 posters from the 1860s to 1911, and these are among the most rare posters there are! Not only that, being that they are all over 100 years old, they are now "antiques" as opposed to collectibles!

But that's not all! The same auctions also contains a wonderful selection of 102 limited edition art prints (including Alamo Drafthouse and Mondo ones), and the second half of the auction contains 505 one-sheets that include many of the best from the past 30 years!

But that's not all! The other 283 "special" posters are posters of every type and year (some related to movies, and some not at all). Here is a chart of ALL the types of items in this most special auction:
3k001-3k102 limited edition art prints including many Alamo Drafthouse, movie, and non-movie
3k103-3k124 World War I war posters, 1940 recruitment posters
3k125-3k174 World War II war posters
3k175-3k188 post-World War II, anti-war posters, political including Russian
3k189-3k231 1860s to 1911 posters: stage play, magic, circus, miscellaneous
3k232-3k254 1930s English stage play British quads, travel posters, six-sheet, three-sheet, oversized stills, museum posters
3k255-3k286 advertising posters, music posters, film festival posters, circus poster
3k287-3k349 special posters
3k350-3k395 non-U.S. commercial posters
3k396-3k432 U.S. commercial posters
3k433-3k494 TV posters, reproduction posters, video posters, mini posters
3k495-3k999 one-sheets

I am posting this a full day before these end because I don't want any of you to "miss" these auctions and afterwards think "if only I had known"! And I KNOW for certain that you will need some extra time to look over this MANY really cool and varied posters (literally covering a 150 year span, from the 1860s to the present day).

And if you are worried that these are "too expensive", just the opposite is true! With a day to go, 420 of these are at $1 or no bid, and 603 are just $1 to $5 (and we have no awful "buyers premiums", so $1 is REALLY $1. So why not visit the above link RIGHT NOW? I promise you that you will love looking these over, even if you are just "window shopping"!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 30, 2016, 08:32:58 AM
Bring in the New Year right by "stealing" some of our 999 inserts, Belgians and Italian locandinas at auction ending Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

Why are we auctioning solely these sizes? ALL of these posters can be shipped in our smallest tubes (16 inches long), so that means that these will cost far less to ship to European countries than orders that have to ship in 26 inch or 32 inch tubes.

Why are we auctioning them on Sunday, when we usually don't do non-U.S. posters or inserts? It is so that all the European bidders (especially, of course, those of you from Italy and Belgium) WON'T have to wake up "in the middle of the night" to bid on them as they are closing, because they start to end at 3 PM CST, NOT 7 PM CST like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions.

Like incredible deals? As of right now, with two days to go, there are 406 of these at $1 (and 109 have no bid at all, so a single dollar bid might win those) and there are over TWO THIRDS of these at just $1 to $5. And the one third over just $5 (which includes some really nice ones!) are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and remember that OUR "$1" is really $1, and not "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site).

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 599 inserts, 200 Italian locandinas and 200 Belgian posters right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/in_alice_in_wonderland_WC08182_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/italian_loc_thunderball_WC06888_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/in_rio_bravo_WC08181_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/belgian_my_life_to_live_NG00183_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/in_good_the_bad_and_the_ugly_NS00147_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/italian_loc_fistful_of_dollars_R69_WC08895_T.jpg)
Title: Our very final "Face/Off" ever, Phil or Angie!
Post by: BruceH on December 30, 2016, 07:27:24 PM
For many years we have had a " Daily Face/Off" on our home page, at http://www.emovieposter.com, and we changed it five times a week! It let visitors vote for one of two choices on all sorts of movie poster related subjects (see an archive of all past ones, with voting results, here: http://www.emovieposter.com/faceoff_archives.php)

But we counted them up, and as of the last work day of 2016 we have run exactly 2016 of these, and that seems as good a time as any to stop doing them!

And for our very final "Face/Off" ever, we are doing something very unfair, which is asking everyone to choose between the two longest term eMoviePoster.com employees, (both of whom are a vital part of the company's success), Angie or Phil!

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com and vote, but remember it is all in fun, and they truly are both "winners" in every sense of the word, regardless of the final vote tally!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/faceoffs/faceoff_2016_thefinalfaceoff_angie_or_phil.jpg?t=1483048558)
Title: Re: Our very final "Face/Off" ever, Phil or Angie!
Post by: Simes on December 31, 2016, 05:10:55 AM
Very unfair but, I voted Angie if only because I have conversed with her more than Phil.

Both though equally very helpful and quick off the mark.

Cheers to both.

Aside from the synchronicity of numbers, why are you stopping?  Just one less job to do a day?  Or some other reason?
Title: Re: Our very final "Face/Off" ever, Phil or Angie!
Post by: BruceH on January 01, 2017, 09:35:54 AM
Very unfair but, I voted Angie if only because I have conversed with her more than Phil.

Both though equally very helpful and quick off the mark.

Cheers to both.

Aside from the synchronicity of numbers, why are you stopping?  Just one less job to do a day?  Or some other reason?

"Just one less job to do a day?" is sadly the answer. 3,000 auctions a week takes a massive amount of time, and every second counts.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 01, 2017, 09:37:38 AM
Absolute proof that a fine vintage movie poster can be extremely affordable! Our 999 inserts, Belgians and Italian locandinas at auction ending in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html this fine New Year's Day include 228 at $1, HALF at just $1 to $5, and in fact, fewer than 100 of these are over just $30, so they are within the reach of everyone!

And you will even find first release posters from the 1930s and 1940s that are just $10 or so! Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them. We charge the actual cost of shipping outside the U.S., and since these all fit in small 16 inch tubes, non-U.S. shipping is far lower than usual!

And because none of these posters are more than 14 inches wide (and they range from 18 inches to 36 inches tall), they fit in lots of places in your home that a larger poster wouldn't! So why not start looking over these 999 posters right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/in_rio_bravo_WC08181_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/italian_loc_thunderball_WC06888_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161225/550/belgian_blob_WC08193_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 03, 2017, 07:36:44 AM
If you have looked at our current 999 folded one-sheets, you might ask yourself "Why are a QUARTER of them closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html still at just $1, and why, oh why are HALF of them just $1 to $4 with hours to go?"

The answer might lie in its taking place right after New Year's and many bidders were traveling, but a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

Remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161227/550/jaws_WC08029_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161227/550/dr_strangelove_WC08029_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161227/550/you_only_live_twice_styleA_teaser_WC08029_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161227/550/international_squadron_WC06991_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161227/550/teenage_sex_kitten_SD08256_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161227/550/some_like_it_hot_styleA_NG00166_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on January 04, 2017, 07:54:51 AM
Thanks for missing the nipples

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/french_1p_beneath_the_valley_of_the_ultra_vixens_SD08054_T.jpg) (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=4488970)



Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: brude on January 04, 2017, 09:43:33 AM
Hahahahahaha.
Steve has the eye.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Damomac on January 04, 2017, 03:43:33 PM
looks good on the enlarged pic - good spotting
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 05, 2017, 08:19:23 AM
You can get lots of BIG posters for TINY prices in our excellent selection of 999 large Italian & French posters (including one-panels, two-panels, and larger!) that closes in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

Do you think I might be exaggerating about how low the prices are? There are an inconceivable 387 of them at $1 (101 with no bid at all, so $1 can win those!), and 517 at $1 to $5 each. And a very high percentage of the 482 that are over just $5 each are WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and they include many very rare and desirable posters, ones that are almost never offered for sale or at auction).

And unlike many auctions, there are no tricks or fine print to these auctions, that turn "steals" into not-so-good deals. First and foremost, there are no massive $19 "minimum buyers premiums" (in fact, there are no buyers premiums at all) so "$1" is really $1. And all buyers pay the actual cost of shipping your purchases (plus $3 for packing material), but U.S. buyers can wait a total of three weeks before we send all their purchases from that time in as few packages as possible (and non-U.S. buyers can wait a total of six weeks).

If you have never bought large French or Italian posters in the past, you could NEVER pick a better time to start collecting these, because so many of these posters are offered at such low, low prices with just hours to go. But if you plan on placing several bids, be sure to go to the above link soon, because it takes a while to look over 999 posters, almost all of which have different images from their U.S. counterparts!

And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/french_1p_it_happened_at_the_worlds_fair_SD07278_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/french_1p_ipcress_file_BM09123_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/italian_2p_tales_from_the_crypt_SD08104_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/french_2p_return_of_the_jedi_SD07591_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/french_1p_go_go_go_world_SD06798_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/french_1p_eyes_without_a_face_SD06795_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA161229/550/italian_2p_who_wants_to_kill_jessie_SD08104_B.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 08, 2017, 08:21:11 AM
We have a truly wonderful selection of 858 vintage single 8" x 10" stills (a great selection covering all years, stars, and genres!) ending in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

What makes this auction so special? The auction includes hundreds of great stills from movies where you rarely see ANY move paper, including lots of "lost" films, and many with the stamps of top studio photographers on the back! Plus there are many portraits and candids from some of the best remembered movies! IF YOU ARE ANY KIND OF SERIOUS STILL COLLECTOR, YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A REAL HEADACHE IN DECIDING WHICH STILLS YOU MOST WANT TO BID ON, BECAUSE THERE ARE SO MANY WONDERFUL ONES!

You would THINK that stills as fine as these 999 would be VERY expensive, but actually just the opposite is true with a few hours left until they start to close! There are currently 116 of these great stills at just $1 each, and 320 are at just $1 to $5 dollars each, and the remainder that are over just $5 are mostly FAR under where any dealer would price them!

Now these are true rarities that would look incredible on your wall (and they can be displayed in any inexpensive ready made frame), so please go to the above link soon and check these all out, because one quick look will immediately confirm that I am not exaggerating in what I said above!

Remember that we are the only major auction that is completely honest with our bidders! Not only are our images all unenhanced, our condition descriptions completely honest, and our auctions really start at $1 with no reserve, but also OUR "$1" is really $1, and not "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site.

Plus, no matter how many of these stills you buy from this set of auctions, the U.S. shipping is just EIGHT DOLLARS, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost, plus $3 packing material anywhere else). But it takes quite a while to look over this many fine stills, so why not go to the above link right now and start looking, because there WILL be great buys made, and YOU can't make them if you haven't bid!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170101/550/8x10_42nd_street_a_num1_BM09449_T.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170101/550/8x10_island_of_lost_souls_a_BM09261_L.jpg)
(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170101/550/8x10_marilyn_monroe_a_num2_BM09227_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170101/550/8x10_lost_world_a_BM09465_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170101/550/8x10_barbara_stanwyck_a_BM09416_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170101/550/8x10_bride_of_frankenstein_a_num1_BM09537_B.jpg)
Title: Re: Our very final "Face/Off" ever, Phil or Angie!
Post by: Crazy Vick on January 08, 2017, 06:39:15 PM
Final score:

Angie 258
Phil 101
Total Votes: 359


Star Wars
206
or
The Empire Strikes Back
121
Total Votes: 327
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 10, 2017, 07:18:36 AM
The current bid prices on our 999 non-U.S. posters from 32 different countries closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html are mostly so low that they qualify as being below wholesale!

Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) posters have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can add them to their site or eBay with no work at all).

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are? 378 of these are currently at $1 or have no bid, and over HALF are at $1 to $5! And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium").

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can now pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

I am sure you know that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, and that sometimes they sell for bargain prices. But you can't get those bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!

P.S. This set of auctions contains a remarkable find of 146 Argentinean posters from 1926 to 1929 that were recently discovered (see just those at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253AArgentinean/13.html). It is likely that prior to this amazing find, there were only a small number of these posters known to exist in the entire world, and after these 146 are auctioned, it is unlikely that there will be many more discovered, even over the coming decades! This is a rare opportunity to purchase an Argentinean poster from the late 1920s, a time when virtually no movie posters from any country are known to exist!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/british_quad_ipcress_file_NG00384_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/argentinean_poet_and_the_czar_WC09085_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/polish_large_rosemarys_baby_pagowski_style_SD08173_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/japanese_b2_lady_and_the_tramp_NG00315_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/british_quad_return_of_the_jedi_x_style_SD08233_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/argentinean_gaucho_nobility_R29_WC09085_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/french_med_diabolique_LH00072_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170103/550/japanese_b2_hollywood_blue_SD08222_B.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 11, 2017, 07:34:33 AM
"Everybody" knows that you can't get any "deals" on movie posters anymore! But in fact, "everybody" is wrong, at least when it comes to OUR auctions!

It IS true in many other so-called "$1, No Reserve" auctions, where you quickly learn that there is fine print that puts a MASSIVE minimum $19 buyers premium on all purchases, so that "$1, No Reserve" poster ends up costing you TWENTY DOLLARS (and sometimes there are exorbitant shipping costs as well, so a $1 purchase can end up costing you $35 or much more), and some auctions don’t like to combine purchases, and some even charge surcharges on credit card payments!

But in OUR auctions (at www.eMoviePoster.com), we have NO buyers premiums at all, so a $1 poster is REALLY a $1 poster (and in many of our auctions, you can pay a single shipping charge no matter how many items you purchase from that set of auctions)! But are there really many items that sell for just a few dollars each? Here are the hard cold facts (see the chart).

That means that 63% of the items we auctioned in 2016 sold for under $20! We know that in those auctions with the $19 buyers premiums, they did not sell even ONE item for under $20, because even when an item sells for just $1 in their auctions, the $19 buyers premium brings it to $20, so EVERY item they auction sells for at least $20, plus shipping.

Doesn't it make sense to spend your money where it goes the absolute furthest?

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/20170105_everybodyknowsyoucantgetdealsanymore.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1484224225105000&usg=AFQjCNFpWF-8v3g9SCEgx9eLuPE-NVPuzQ)

Since auctions first began, EVERY auction has subscribed to a policy of "buyer beware" where buyers have no guarantees of anything and after each auction is over, they are "stuck" with what they bought, no matter how poorly it was described. But at eMoviePoster.com, we alone give a LIFETIME GUARANTEE to our buyers, that every item is an original, and is from the year we said it is from, and if any item later turns out to not be what we said it was, we give a full refund, even if it is years later.  This refusal to "go along" with every other auction has cost us many thousands of dollars over the years (in refunds long after the sale), but it has also gained us many thousands of VERY loyal bidders!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/images/announcements/meme/20160520_meme_12angrymen_lifetimeguarantee.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1484224234987000&usg=AFQjCNGqGjzGratKqYC0EFGo_x66hu4tTA)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 12, 2017, 07:44:53 AM
We imagine you like buying posters for next to nothing as much as the next fellow, and if so, you need to know that TWO THIRDS of our 999 rolled one-sheets (including many of the best of the past 30 years!) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html are at $1 to $5!

If you like "stealing" posters at giveaway prices, then you will LOVE our current selection, because the current bid prices on many of them (including ones at every price level, up to the very highest priced) are hard to believe! Think I am exaggerating?

With just a few hours left (as of this writing), there are 60 of them with no bid (so $1 can take those), 361 of them at $1 or with no bids and 664 of them at $1 to $5! At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

You COULD buy a bunch of these and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

There is something that may surprise you about these unfolded one-sheets. They contain MORE from this century (the 2000s!) as they do from the last century, the 1900s (523 of the 999 posters, to be exact). Why not get one or more from a fairly recent movie you like and hang it on your wall or give it as a gift, and it will likely cost you less than a cup of Joe at Starbuck's?

At these prices you can tack or tape them to the wall (just like you did as a teen) and just rip it down when you are ready to replace it). But hurry and start checking these out at the above link, because in just a few hours these will be going, going, GONE!

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/star_wars_intl_styleA_SD07400_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/rogue_one_advance_SD08332_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/teaserama_WC07558_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/la_la_land_rated_style_teaser_NG00332_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/man_who_fell_to_earth_KM01723_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/animal_house_styleB_NG00331_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/walk_the_line_teaser_styleA_light_november_style_NG00352_B.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170105/550/rocketeer_teaser_dupe1_WC05123_L.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 12, 2017, 10:25:13 PM
Our March Major Auction runs from 2/26 to 3/9, and the deadline to consign is February 6th. People have said to me, "Bruce, why do we have to wait until October for great horror items?". I thought about it, and when I couldn't really think of a good answer (because after all, Halloween is really more a state of mind than a time of year). I began actively soliciting excellent horror items for this coming March Major Auction (some of which appear in this ad)!

But of course, while this auction will have lots of great horror items, it will also have great items from ALL genres! So if you have any high quality items you have considered selling, why not consign them to us? Not only get you the highest prices overall (when you compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges) but we also charge the lowest commisssions of ANY major auction (no ifs, ands, buts, or buyers premiums)!

Contact us with what you have today, and soon you could be seeing one of YOUR items in our next ad for this very special auction that is just six weeks away!


(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201703/20170112_march_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 14, 2017, 03:14:31 PM
eMoviePoster.com has an auction of 499 title lobby cards and 500 scene lobby cards closing on Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, a little over a day from now.

You may be thinking, "Why does eMoviePoster.com have lobby cards closing on SUNDAY  when they normally always close on THURSDAYS?" but a more important question is "Why are YOU not bidding on these, when ONE QUARTER of them are at $1 or have no bid (and HALF are at just $1 to $4)?"!

But to answer the question you may have, the reason we have this special Sunday lobby card auction is that we have been consigned so many cards that we needed to hold this "extra" auction to get somewhat caught up on them! This means you have a golden opportunity to get lots and lots of lobbies at low, low, prices, and how often does that happen?

And unlike many auctions, there are no tricks or fine print to these auctions, that turn "steals" into not-so-good deals. First and foremost, there are no massive $19 "minimum buyers premiums" (in fact, there are no buyers premiums at all) so "$1" is really $1.

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy Sunday, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 266 cowboy western cards (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "cowboy western", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "crime", "Walt Disney", "John Wayne", "James Bond", or for the 136 lobby cards that are solely from the 1930s, and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

So why not start looking over these 499 title lobby cards and 500 scene lobby cards that end Sunday right now (because you will need some extra time to look this many over!), and start finding that perfect lobby card (or cards) to display in your home (and they fit in any store bought 11x14 frame), one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 16, 2017, 10:51:50 PM
As you all likely know, we auctioned the remarkable Dominique Besson one-sheet collection in our December Major Auction. He recently sent us a kind note of thanks as follows:

"I really wanted to thank all of you at eMoviePoster.com for your wonderful job done with my collection. When I first contacted Bruce in early November, I was not sure he would accept all my conditions, as it was a very large collection, and it was just over a month before the auction needed to begin.

But we were able to quickly reach an agreement, and the only thing I had to do was to ship the collection to Missouri, and I did nothing else! Incidentally, since the auction was first announced, I have received many messages from all over the world asking if I was preparing to retire, but definitely I am not! I just needed some money to buy a new apartment in Paris.

As usual with all eMoviePoster.com auctions, all my posters were described very precisely, and I was very pleased with the results of this auction. We are now one month after it concluded and I already received the full payment. It was really impressive service. Thanks again to all of you at eMoviePoster.com for your great job auctioning my one-sheet collection!"

Thanks so much to Dominique for this great reference! When it came time to consign this large and valuable collection, he knew that we at eMoviePoster.com were the only ones who could do justice to it, and get you the highest prices overall, while charging far and away the lowest commissions of ANY major auction. If any of YOU reading this have reached the point where you want to sell all or part of your collection, know that you too could do no better than to consign it to us (and like Dominique, you won't do the slightest bit of work, other than getting the items safely to us)!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 17, 2017, 07:50:20 AM
We at eMoviePoster.com have a fantastic selection of 999 French one-panels, pressbooks, Mexican lobby cards, and all sorts of assorted cool and rare items closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html.

The only "common denominator" to these items is that they don't fit in our standard sized flat mailers, so they must be shipped in "oversized" flat mailers or boxes, for the actual cost of shipping.

Within this set of auctions you will find LOTS of REALLY rare and special items of every type and size. Some would normally be in other types of auctions (like oddly folded three-sheets and six-sheets) and there are even several one of a kind original pieces of art!

There are so many different kinds that you will want to be sure to go through ALL of them, to make sure you don't miss something of interest to you! This is also a great set of auctions in which to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these "oversized" auctions, they include 52 pressbook (including many rare and excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "pressbook", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "Mexican lobby card", "Walt Disney", "French one-panel poster", "James Bond", or for the 66 items that are solely from the 1930s, and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But in spite of all the many great items (and even many of these are currently woefully under-priced) there are also LOTS of items at total "giveaway prices"! There are 156 items with no bid at all (so $1 can take those), 377 items at $1 or with no bid, and a whopping 528 items at $5 or under (and THESE auctions have NO buyers premiums at all or nosebleed shipping).

Ask not where great deals on quality movie posters are, because they are right here, but don't take too long in looking these over, because in a few hours they will be going, going, GONE!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on January 17, 2017, 08:45:40 AM
As you all likely know, we auctioned the remarkable Dominique Besson one-sheet collection in our December Major Auction. He recently sent us a kind note of thanks as follows:

"I really wanted to thank all of you at eMoviePoster.com for your wonderful job done with my collection. When I first contacted Bruce in early November, I was not sure he would accept all my conditions, as it was a very large collection, and it was just over a month before the auction needed to begin.

But we were able to quickly reach an agreement, and the only thing I had to do was to ship the collection to Missouri, and I did nothing else! Incidentally, since the auction was first announced, I have received many messages from all over the world asking if I was preparing to retire, but definitely I am not! I just needed some money to buy a new apartment in Paris.

As usual with all eMoviePoster.com auctions, all my posters were described very precisely, and I was very pleased with the results of this auction. We are now one month after it concluded and I already received the full payment. It was really impressive service. Thanks again to all of you at eMoviePoster.com for your great job auctioning my one-sheet collection!"

Thanks so much to Dominique for this great reference! When it came time to consign this large and valuable collection, he knew that we at eMoviePoster.com were the only ones who could do justice to it, and get you the highest prices overall, while charging far and away the lowest commissions of ANY major auction. If any of YOU reading this have reached the point where you want to sell all or part of your collection, know that you too could do no better than to consign it to us (and like Dominique, you won't do the slightest bit of work, other than getting the items safely to us)!

Fair play indeed!

One month prior to auction is itself a mighty condition.

I am one such possessor of M. Besson's wares.  Very happy.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tob on January 17, 2017, 09:19:15 AM
Yeah, that's good to read, a fine endorsement.

On the subject of auctioning of a collection like that, Bruce, do you ever get huge rolled collections arriving from abroad and if so, how do they ship them? Flat in a box? Rolled in numerous tubes?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 19, 2017, 10:17:43 PM
Yeah, that's good to read, a fine endorsement.

On the subject of auctioning of a collection like that, Bruce, do you ever get huge rolled collections arriving from abroad and if so, how do they ship them? Flat in a box? Rolled in numerous tubes?

Some use giant flat boxes, other use multiple tubes. Some do both (fill tubes, and then put them in a large "tube box").
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 19, 2017, 10:18:07 PM
Got great movie paper to consign? The deadline to consign to our March Major Auction is February 6th! Contact us today with what you have!

Don't have great movie paper to consign, but want to buy some (like this unrestored Gun Crazy half-sheet, which will be in this auction)? Go to http://www.emovieposter.com on February 26th, when Part I of this auction begins!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 20, 2017, 07:47:36 PM
When some collectors get on the scent of a poster they want badly, they become an unholy beast!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 20, 2017, 11:11:31 PM
We have 999 U.S. & Spanish heralds and pressbooks at auction closing Sunday (two days from now) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

Why are we solely auctioning U.S. heralds, Spanish heralds, and pressbooks? We were consigned a pretty significant amount of each of these three types of collectibles, so we are solely listing these three types. But because we are only listing these, there may be some bidders who "skip" this set of auctions, which MAY result in some really low prices on some of them. And if there ARE great buys to be made, then we want them to be made by you, our loyal past customers!

First we have 239 U.S. heralds which includes a wonderful group of very rare 1920s and 1930s titles! One look at these and you will know that this is one of our best U.S. herald offerings ever!

There are also 360 Spanish heralds here and they include many from the best loved movies from all years, and they almost always have unique (often better!) artwork than their U.S. counterparts. These can cost a fraction of what posters from those same movies cost!

Finally, we have a really nice selection of 403 pressbooks that are mostly from the 1950s to the 1960s, but with 68 from the 1930s and 1940s (and also 27 English pressbooks). These include over 100 horror/sci-fi titles!

If you just like making incredible deals (whether to add to your collection, or as a dealer to re-sell), then THIS really is the set of auctions for you. Maybe it is because many of our bidders are not familiar with these exact types of items, but with two days to go, over HALF of these items are at just $1 or have no bid at all, and THREE QUARTERS are just $1 to $5. And the few that are over just $5 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past (if we've even auctioned the same item before!).

Don't forget to check out these 999 U.S. & Spanish heralds and pressbooks sometime BEFORE they end in two days, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 25, 2017, 06:27:30 PM
Got great, rare movie paper you would consider selling? The deadline for eMoviePoster.com's March Major Auction is February 6th. We charge the lowest commissions, we get the highest prices overall (when comparing like items). We have auctioned more movie paper for more money than ANY auction company EVER. Don't delay, consign today!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 26, 2017, 10:17:56 AM
Attention all movie paper collectors! I imagine that you like to make great buys on vintage movie posters just as much as the next fellow, and if so, then our current auctions of 739 inserts and 259 Italian locandinas (with lots of "different" images!) that ends in HOURS beginning at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html is REALLY the set of auctions for you, because the current bid prices are shockingly low!

How great are these deals? With just a few HOURS to go until they start to close, ONE QUARTER of these are at $1 or no bid, and HALF are at just $1 to $4, and the half that are over just $4 (even the most expensive) are mostly far under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and we have NO "buyers premiums", so $1 is REALLY $1, and not "$1 plus a $14 buyers premium")!

In these days where just about everything you buy (from food to health insurance to homes) keeps getting more and more expensive, isn't it nice to know that there are still LOTS of $1 to $4 original vintage movie posters available on eMoviePoster.com?

What's more, buy all you want and only pay $12 U.S. shipping for all you get (even if you get 100!). Plus, we let you accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a three week period and still let you pay just one shipping charge (if they still fit in one tube, and you pay for them within the three weeks) and if you live outside the U.S. you pay the actual cost of getting the items to you, and you can accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a SIX week period and we will combine them into the fewest tubes possible!

But you can't get the great deals and outright steals on these inserts and Italian posters if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to go through this many posters, so why not go to the above link now (or very soon)? I guarantee you that there WILL be lots of great deals on these and the only question is whether YOU will get them or someone else will!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 28, 2017, 07:31:31 PM
eMoviePoster.com's current 999 Sunday auctions closing less than ONE day from now, starting at 3 PM at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, is a "catch-all" auction where we put all the items that don't fit in our regular auctions, but which DO fit in our standard size mailers and I really think THIS set of auctions will be of interest to virtually every collector of movie paper.

It contains are a LOT of very unusual items in this set of auctions (including non-movie items!), some of which you might never see again, so be sure to look over all the items very carefully, because there will surely be some great buys made. In fact, there are so many unusual items that there is a real chance you might "miss" ones you might be interested in, so you really want to take some extra time looking them all over, to keep that from happening, because if you miss bidding, you might not see them again.

And just because many of these items are rare, that doesn't mean they are expensive! In fact, as of right now (with around 21 hours to go) over ONE THIRD of the items are at just $1, $2, or $3, and only a small number of items are over $20, so all are well within the reach of every collector!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 02, 2017, 07:58:13 AM
We have hundreds of amazing bargains in our 999 non-U.S. posters, lobby cards & stills (from 16 different countries!) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html  and you WILL want to check these out, but please do so soon, because if you wait too long it will be someone else who is getting incredible deals on many of these non-U.S. posters, lobby cards and stills!

Think I am exaggerating? With just hours to go on these auctions, 350 of these are at $1 (56 have no bid at all, so $1 can win those), and 528 (over HALF!) are at just $1 to $4! And almost all of the 471 items over just $4 are FAR under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past.

This set of auctions contains a LOT of better quality (and often rare) Russian, Australian, German, Mexican, and French posters and lobby cards, and yet even the best of these are often VERY affordable!

And remember that there are NO buyers premiums (especially the dreadful $19 minimum ones), so $1 is REALLY $1, and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 of them!

We only charge the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials if you live outside the U.S., and you can accumulate all you win in six weeks into as few packages as possible, which saves you a fortune on shipping.

But you can't get these great deals if you aren't bidding, so why not go to the above link right now, and you will quickly see how great the deals are (and you will need some time to look over this many varied posters, lobby cards & stills)?

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 02, 2017, 10:28:43 PM
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Last chance to consign to our March Major Auction!

In addition to the items we have shown in our previews so far, we also have a great selection of movie paper of all sorts and sizes (including seven 24-sheets, 32 ultra rare campaign books and much, much  more).

You have one last chance to consign to our March Major Auction, but if you want to do so, you MUST send the items no later than February 6th!

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 04, 2017, 03:28:45 PM
Incidentally, this entire subject relates to something I posted in my email club recently:

Did you know  that "one man's trash" is sometimes "EVERY man's trash"?

 Every major auction company (EXCEPT eMoviePoster.com) ONLY wants you to consign your "premium items, those that sell in the hundreds of dollars each. One even has a truly insane $5,000 minimum consignment value (they literally say they will turn you away if you "only" have one $4,000 item or four $1,000 items)!

But we at eMoviePoster.com will take ALL you have, even including very low value items (even ones that might auction for next-to-nothing, as proven by our auctioning over ten thousand items for just $1, $2, or $3 each, year in and year out. The ONLY requirement we have put on such low value items is that you HAVE to allow us to put the ones we feel certain will sell for very little into "bulk lots" (and once a month we have an auction of hundreds of bulk lots, that contain at least ten thousand items each time).

Generally this has worked out really well. We absolutely lose money on EVERY item we auction for nine dollars each or under, but it allows our consignors to sell everything they have in one easy transaction, and it lets our buyers get some really low priced items, so everybody ends up happy (and we too end up happy, because along with all those very low priced items we also get consigned enough much higher priced items that we end up making money overall.

But lately, we have had people taking us TOO literally when we say we will sell all you have, because sometimes we get some consignment packages that are almost completely worthless! Now I know full well that in the vast majority of these cases the consignors are hoping that "one man's trash is someone else's treasure", but far more often the sad truth is that often "one man's trash" is sometimes "EVERY man's trash"!

I am not talking about cases where there is any doubt! Consider that one person sent us several hundred newer rolled one-sheets, where the theater had put them to a wall with pieces of duct tape, and after using them, they had folded them up, causing the fronts of many posters to stick together. These posters had absolutely NO value at all, and it cost the person a good amount of money to send them to us, when he should have just carried them out to the dumpster.

Or consider the person who sent us a few boxes of old Entertainment Weekly's that had gotten somewhat dirty and moldy. Or the person who sent us a box of folded one-sheets where the posters had gotten wet and you could not fully open any of them.

If you have considered consigning, and you have ANY thought that your items might have value, it is fine to go ahead and send them. But if you know in your heart that some of those items have no value at all (like the examples we gave above) but you hate the idea of throwing them out, please reconsider, because you will be doing yourself and us a favor by throwing them out!

But PLEASE don't take this too far! I have several times had the heartbreaking experience where someone has sent me 1920s or 1930s movie posters or lobby cards where they commented that "they threw away the ones that had gotten dirty". These days, restorers can rescue some incredibly damaged items (but this doesn't work with low value damaged items, because the cost of restoration is usually far more than the post-restoration value of the items).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 05, 2017, 09:02:24 AM
Some complete fool scheduled our largest ever auction (just under sixteen THOUSAND items in 683 bulk lots at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html) to end beginning at 3 PM CST right when the Super Bowl is happening!

This means there may be even MORE great buys in these bulk lots than there usually are (and it really contains a "super" selection, as will be apparent when you look over them at the above link)!

This month's offering (we do an auction like this solely of "bulk lots" once a month) represents a great opportunity to get fantastic bargains on all types of movie paper (and a fair amount of non-movie paper too), and as noted above, there are just under 16,000 items, the most we've ever auctioned at one time!

These contain something for every collector, and dealers will love the under wholesale prices on many of the lots! As of right now, with a day and a half to go, a truly unbelievable 134 of these lots are at just one dollar, and the rest are almost all currently at FAR under low wholesale prices (in fact, a high percentage of them are at just pennies per item!).

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and with these bulk lots, you pay only the actual cost of shipping them to you (plus $3 for packing materials) and we WILL combine your purchases into as few packages or tubes as possible!

Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or at collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains! If you ARE planning on re-selling them, know that upon request, we will provide the buyer of any lot (but only the buyer!) with unwatermarked large images of every item you purchased, which means you can save a ton of time and get the items quickly listed on eBay or to your site!

Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture EVERY single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay! If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lots, then you need to visit the above link well before they begin closing on Sunday at 3 PM CST, because it takes a while to look at over 15,907+ items in 683 lots!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2017, 06:56:02 AM
If you have looked at our current 999 folded one-sheets, you might ask yourself "Why are 233 of them closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html still at just ONE DOLLAR, and why, oh why are well over HALF of them just $1 to $4 with hours to go?"

The answer might lie in its taking place soon before our March Major Auction begins, but a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

Remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

If you have looked at our current 999 folded one-sheets, you might ask yourself "Why are 233 of them closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html still at just ONE DOLLAR, and why, oh why are well over HALF of them just $1 to $4 with hours to go?"

The answer might lie in its taking place soon before our March Major Auction begins, but a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

Remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin).

But you could buy a bunch and start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home, one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170131/jaws_SD07856_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Louie D. on February 07, 2017, 09:28:26 PM
I forget, who can we email over there to get images of posters we won?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2017, 09:47:49 PM
Send me a private message, or email to phillip@emovieposter.com
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2017, 09:55:32 PM
It is now TOO LATE to consign to our March Major Auction which starts February 26th, so return to our site on that date and start bidding (and this auction truly has something for EVERY collector, including these three great one-sheets and an ultra-rare Star Wars 7-sheet)!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201703/20170207_march_preview.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1486582305627000&usg=AFQjCNFrX98-ooYed_tTfmvNxS56C4Ezng)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on February 07, 2017, 10:16:22 PM
"We have the longest continuously running auctions of any auction, with over 1,262,000 to date from over 1,949 consignors."


I am impressed the average consignor consigns 647 posters thumbsup.gif  The average consigner must sure be pleased with the EMP service.

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 07, 2017, 11:22:07 PM
"We have the longest continuously running auctions of any auction, with over 1,262,000 to date from over 1,949 consignors."


I am impressed the average consignor consigns 647 posters thumbsup.gif  The average consigner must sure be pleased with the EMP service.

Thanks. Some people consign a single poster, and some consign truckloads. What is most impressive is that a very high percentage the world's collectors and dealers are either buyers or consignors. When I entered the room at Cinevent last year, just about every person selling from a table was a consignor of ours.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Louie D. on February 08, 2017, 11:55:29 PM
It is now TOO LATE to consign to our March Major Auction which starts February 26th, so return to our site on that date and start bidding (and this auction truly has something for EVERY collector, including these three great one-sheets and an ultra-rare Star Wars 7-sheet)!

Damn! I knew I should have sent sooner.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 09, 2017, 07:26:41 AM
If you like lobby cards, you are going to LOVE our current auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (7,054 cards in all) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because they represent a really great lobby card buying opportunity!

Think I am exaggerating? Think again, because as of this writing, with just hours to go, there are 149 of these sets at $1 or with no bid and HALF at just $1 to $5! Since all of these have at least 2 cards, and over THREE QUARTERS of them are complete sets of 8 or more, this means many are well under just a DOLLAR per card and many are just PENNIES per card.

And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones, but all of them, even the highest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or one of the better scenes)!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 sets! If you focus on the least expensive cards, you may be able to buy a giant box of many hundreds of cards, and have it cost just $100 or so, INCLUDING U.S. shipping!

If you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that nearly half of these are from the 1950s and earlier, and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare! Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 117 horror/sci-fi sets (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "horror/sci-fi", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "cowboy western", "crime", "Walt Disney", "Sean Connery", "Clint Eastwood", or for the 87 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1940s, and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so please don't wait until right before they close and instead start looking these over soon to give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in a few hours. And remember that you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 09, 2017, 10:27:20 PM
This is going to be one of our best auctions EVER! See more previews of great items in the auction here: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201703/20170209_march_preview.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1486773135061000&usg=AFQjCNEw_5X5gResRHda6E4ItGpryfpFhw)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on February 09, 2017, 11:40:56 PM
A Star Wars 24-sheet?!?!  Impressive. 

ECONOMY PROOF!  ;)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Damomac on February 10, 2017, 01:30:32 AM
My bank balance is hurting already - looking forward to the auction and best of luck to you Bruce, hopefully its your best auction yet!!!!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: DekeThornton on February 10, 2017, 01:45:51 AM
Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries.

For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 117 horror/sci-fi sets (including some excellent titles), and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "horror/sci-fi", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "cowboy western", "crime", "Walt Disney", "Sean Connery", "Clint Eastwood", or for the 87 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1940s, and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

I have to say Bruce, I do really like those search filters.  When you have specific collecting interests, the filters do make it a lot more convenient to browse the auction items.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 10, 2017, 06:29:27 AM
I have to say Bruce, I do really like those search filters.  When you have specific collecting interests, the filters do make it a lot more convenient to browse the auction items.

They DO make a world of difference, especially as you keep learning to use them better. Incidentally it costs a fortune to maintain our Auction History database (both hosting fees and the work of constantly updating it and correcting it) so at some point I may add a monthly fee for using it, so enjoy it while it is 100% free!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 10, 2017, 06:30:27 AM
A Star Wars 24-sheet?!?!  Impressive. 

ECONOMY PROOF!  ;)

In case you are wondering, that is NOT where that came from!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 10, 2017, 06:31:35 AM
My bank balance is hurting already - looking forward to the auction and best of luck to you Bruce, hopefully its your best auction yet!!!!

Thanks much! Remember to bid responsibly, and to not drink and bid, because they don't mix well!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: timelessmoviemagic on February 10, 2017, 07:25:47 AM
They DO make a world of difference, especially as you keep learning to use them better. Incidentally it costs a fortune to maintain our Auction History database (both hosting fees and the work of constantly updating it and correcting it) so at some point I may add a monthly fee for using it, so enjoy it while it is 100% free!

It would be a shame if you did that Bruce. It is a fabulous tool for everyone to use, collectors and dealers alike.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 10, 2017, 07:40:20 AM
We at eMoviePoster.com have a truly wonderful selection of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills (a great selection covering all years, stars, and genres!) ends SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, and whether or not you have yet discovered the wonderful hobby of collecting vintage stills, I am certain you will be very interested in this auction!

What makes this auction so special? Nearly half of these are wonderful portraits, including many of the most loved stars, some with stamps from the greatest "name" photographers like Clarence Sinclair Bull! And the other half of these includes many iconic images from some of the best remembered movies (including great horror ones), and also a LOT of images from movies where you hardly ever see any movie paper, including lots of "lost" films! IF YOU ARE ANY KIND OF SERIOUS STILL COLLECTOR, YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A REAL HEADACHE IN DECIDING WHICH STILLS YOU MOST WANT TO BID ON, BECAUSE THERE ARE SO MANY WONDERFUL ONES!

Auctions like these don't come around every day and yet the current bid prices are mostly insanely low! Think I am exaggerating? As of right now, with two days to go, there are over HALF at the opening bid of $1, and over two thirds are just $1 to $5 each. And the one third over just $5 are mostly FAR under where the same (or similar) stills have sold for in the past.  Now they are sure to receive lots more bids, but these are true rarities that would look incredible on your wall (and they can be displayed in any inexpensive ready made frame), so please go to the above link soon and check these all out.

Did you know that in this set of auctions we at eMoviePoster.com only sell original vintage stills that either came directly from theater owners (or closed down theaters), or from poster exchanges, or from longtime collectors who purchased directly from either of the above, and we give every buyer a LIFETIME guarantee that every still we sell is original (something no other major auction does)? You should always be sure to only buy original theatrical stills (which have collectible value, and have continued to rise in value over the years) as opposed to reproductions, which have only decorative value (and never rise in price).

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_creature_from_the_black_lagoon_a_BM09846_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_how_to_marry_a_millionaire_a_BM09845_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_audrey_hepburn_a_BM09797_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_his_girl_friday_a_num1_BM09849_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_dracula_R38_a_BM09799_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_saratoga_a_BM09801_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/english_8x10_day_the_earth_stood_still_a_num1_BM09698_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_thank_you_mr_moto_a_BM09706_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_jayne_mansfield_a_num2_BM09783_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_rear_window_a_BM09830_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_rita_hayworth_a_num2_BM09816_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_harvey_a_num5_BM08714_L.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_hunchback_of_notre_dame_a_BM09889_T.jpg) (http://www.emovieposter.com/images/moviestars/AA170205/550/8x10_seven_year_itch_a_BM09796_T.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on February 10, 2017, 11:01:22 AM
In case you are wondering, that is NOT where that came from!

Ha!  I know.  Couldn't resist!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on February 10, 2017, 10:14:57 PM
It would be a shame if you did that Bruce. It is a fabulous tool for everyone to use, collectors and dealers alike.

I would highly recommend "wikipedia it up", and ask for the donation (which I would contribute to, and I am sure many others would as well) to keep it free.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on February 10, 2017, 10:54:55 PM
I would highly recommend "wikipedia it up", and ask for the donation (which I would contribute to, and I am sure many others would as well) to keep it free.

I think these databases serve in part to keep the bids up as newbie entrants are surprised that posters they are interested in sold for that much. At least for me that was the case as I found myself liking desirable posters (I would be bidding less than other people who consult these databases). I think the database is good for sellers but ultimately no so for buyers. Everyone should go with their gut and bid around $10 for these old mass produced bits of tattered paper instead being influenced to bid higher using the databases!





Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: YugoMoviePoster on February 11, 2017, 06:46:05 AM
Well, Worthpoint.com start to use EMP Auction History database, and they are not free of charge... :o

(http://i63.tinypic.com/jpa6c2.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: erik1925 on February 11, 2017, 12:17:16 PM
Worthpoint also uses ebay sales results, and it was never free to see those numbers on their site, either.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: YugoMoviePoster on February 11, 2017, 12:28:55 PM
Yes, but eBay does not have old auction history database, and you can find only results for past 3 months or so.
So, there is no other place where you can find eBay results from few years ago, except Worthpoint. How much those results are reliable is a different story.
So they must to collect and keep eBay results. And it is OK to charge something for that service.
But, EMP Auction History database is already there, and they have nothing to do, just to exploit it.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 12, 2017, 08:02:33 AM
Just a few HOURS left until these excellent 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills start to end (beginning at 3 PM CST, NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

Amazingly there are still ONE THIRD of them at just $1 to $3 and ONE HALF at just $5 and under, and the half that is over $5 is mostly far under where the same or similar stills have sold for in the past.

Since we have NO buyers premiums, "$1" is REALLY $1 and not "$1, plus $19 buyers premiums" as seen at some other auctions, great deals WILL be made!

The only question is, will you be making any of them?
:)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Chris9000 on February 13, 2017, 04:13:19 PM

Bruce,
was really interested in the below poster before it got yanked. Are you able to spill why it was pulled?

"We noticed that there was an issue with an item that we had on auction that you were bidding on (or if you were not bidding, you viewed the auction). The item is 4r303 TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE German '78 Tobe Hooper cult classic slasher horror!

We decided it would be best to cancel this listing  at this time. We very much apologize and we hope it isn't too much of an inconvenience."
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 13, 2017, 07:59:46 PM
A leading German expert told us he believes it is a repro. We ended the auction and will ask other German experts their opinion, and if it is a repro (as seems likely) we will return it to the owner.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on February 13, 2017, 08:01:14 PM
Whether your taste in posters goes to “classic“ or “campy“, you’ll find lots to bid on in our March Major Auction which starts February 26th, so return to our site on that date & start bidding!

(https://www.google.com/url?hl=en&q=http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201703/20170213_march_preview.jpg&source=gmail&ust=1487120407637000&usg=AFQjCNGJ2Wk1k5En4wUtBG58_HaJV-h_4w)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Chris9000 on February 15, 2017, 08:05:56 AM
A leading German expert told us he believes it is a repro. We ended the auction and will ask other German experts their opinion, and if it is a repro (as seems likely) we will return it to the owner.

Gotcha. Thanks for the update!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on February 15, 2017, 10:19:49 AM
Gotcha. Thanks for the update!

Not sure I got a look at it before it was pulled -- can you share an image so we know what to look out for?  Thanks!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: ddilts399 on February 24, 2017, 10:14:23 AM
Bruce, on your current rolled ... would be good to specify (if known) screenprint or giclee.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 02, 2017, 02:14:01 PM
THE SCARLET EMPRESS, directed by Josef Von Sternberg and starring Marlene Dietrich has been described as "the most jaw dropping, sexually charged piece of cinema anyone could ever ask for"!

Yet movie posters of any kind from it have always been incredibly rare, more so than those from the other Josef Von Sternberg/Marlene Dietrich films.

We know of no example of the one-sheet from this classic film that has been previously publicly auctioned. The excellent condition, completely unrestored example of this poster pictured here will be auctioned by eMoviePoster.com in our June Major Auction.

It will start at $1 with NO reserve and NO buyers premium, and when the auction closes, it will absolutely have a new owner, no matter how high or low the final selling price!

Our June Major Auction starts June 8th and has something for every movie paper collector, no matter how much money you have to spend! See many more previews here: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201706/20170601_june_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Damomac on June 02, 2017, 07:58:15 PM
 clap what a wonderful find Bruce
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on June 03, 2017, 10:33:00 AM
A leading German expert told us he believes it is a repro. We ended the auction and will ask other German experts their opinion, and if it is a repro (as seems likely) we will return it to the owner.

I thought you guys knew about the german TCM fake (the sledge hammer is cropped)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on June 03, 2017, 11:39:30 AM
Beautiful poster and great scoop on the Scarlet Empress, Bruce.

In these days when Heritage seemingly gets every $50K plus poster, it's nice to see one go to you also.
Best of luck with it.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Starling on June 03, 2017, 12:02:45 PM
I wonder what the story is of all these beautiful 1934 posters that are unbacked coming to auction?  Bruce has this wonderful poster and HA has like 6 amazing 1934 posters in pristine condition unbacked as well (Thin Man, Spitfire, Bolero, Riptide). Someone  had an amazing poster find, me thinks.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 05, 2017, 08:42:28 PM
Like classic horror? Our June Major Auction, which starts on June 8th, has some great 1-sheets!

See lots more previews here: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201706/20170605_june_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4955 on June 05, 2017, 09:12:15 PM
(http://i1320.photobucket.com/albums/u536/HereComesMongo1968/Wow_zps0gzsml2g.jpg) (http://s1320.photobucket.com/user/HereComesMongo1968/media/Wow_zps0gzsml2g.jpg.html)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 09, 2017, 07:39:19 PM
Didn't find all you wanted in Part I of our June Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html?

Look at our preview of all the items in Part II here: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201706/partii/
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on June 09, 2017, 10:17:46 PM
^ finger flapping image not big enough

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Neo on June 09, 2017, 10:26:14 PM
That waving finger for hotlinks to eMovie is awful.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on June 09, 2017, 10:30:45 PM
Why is Bruce posting this?  Is there some subliminal meaning attached to it?

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4955 on June 10, 2017, 12:48:44 AM
Why so harsh to Bruce? it's a shame he doesn't feel comfortable posting here anymore.

Back in June 2015 he saved my bacon by flying out to DC one his best employees to round up/pack my last 500 posters when I couldn't do it myself.

That said, I still have no love for the EMP cartoons,ha-ha!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 10, 2017, 12:49:26 AM
I can't modify it. Can someone delete the image?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Neo on June 10, 2017, 01:08:31 AM
Why so harsh to Bruce? it's a shame he doesn't feel comfortable posting here anymore.

Back in June 2015 he saved my bacon by flying out to DC one his best employees to round up/pack my last 500 posters when I couldn't do it myself.

That said, I still have no love for the EMP cartoons,ha-ha!

I simply dislike the  nono in place of all the hotlinked photos.

Yes, that was commendable of him to do that, as well as accept the mega consignment.  Most sellers would have probably simply offered you a paltry "but it now" cash money deal, instead of doing as eMovie did where you got a large percentage of the relatively high realized auction prices.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on June 10, 2017, 02:07:06 AM
It was so big on my computer screen, I thought the finger was trying to hypnotize me
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 11, 2017, 07:05:21 PM
It's alive, it's alive! Part II of our June Major Auction is now live at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

There truly IS "something for everyone" here. If you can't find a bunch of items to bid on, you might as well quit collecting!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on June 16, 2017, 07:45:17 AM
Part II of eMoviePoster.com's June Major Auction closes Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions).

This Part II is in many ways a "major auction" all by itself! Why? Because this is a "best of the best" of our "regular" auctions, containing great backed and unbacked posters of EVERY kind (except for linen posters, some of which were in Part I and the rest will be in Part III).

In Part II, you'll find posters from just about every decade, ranging from an incredible 1920 window card for D.W. Griffith's Way Down East to a double-sided teaser for 2017's not-yet-released The Last Jedi!
You'll find movie paper of every size, ranging from three 24 sheets and a magic billboard poster down to 60 VERY choice lobby cards, with some of every size in-between!
You'll find LOTS and lots of ultra-rarities, including many items we have never auctioned before, like an unrestored one-sheet from The Scarlet Empress and two incredible Clara Bow window cards!
You'll find eight great Star Wars items (including the very rare large 1977 silk banner)
You'll find GREAT posters from the most loved titles, including The Wizard of Oz, Treasure of the Sierra Madre, Bullitt, Breakfast at Tiffany's and so many others!
You'll find FIFTY EIGHT excellent horror/sci-fi posters and lobby cards from titles like Bride of Frankenstein, Dracula, Devil Girl From Mars, The Thing (1951), King Kong (1933) and so many others!

Like Marilyn Monroe? You'll find ELEVEN great Marilyn Monroe posters, including one-sheets from The Seven Year Itch and Don't Bother To Knock!
Like Saul Bass? You'll find SEVEN great Saul Bass items, including the incredibly rare six-sheet from Man With the Golden Arm, and some impossible to find trade ads, complete in the original magazines!
Like Rita Hayworth? You'll find SIX great Rita Hayworth posters, including ultra rare window cards from Only Angels Have Wings and Gilda!
Like campaign books (studio yearbooks)? We have TWELVE of them in this auction, including several we have never auctioned before!
Like Polish, Hungarian, Italian posters or posters from more countries outside the U.S.? You'll find LOTS of them in this auction, ones that are "better" than what we include in our "regular" auctions!

The above is just a brief overview of the HUGE number of highly desirable items closing in two days, on Sunday. I could go on and on describing them, but I would so much rather you simply go to the above link and start viewing them for yourself! Please don't forget to take advantage of our great "search filters" (located to the left of our auction galleries), which lets you filter to a specific star, genre, decade, director, or just about anything you can think of. They make finding what you want in each set of auctions infinitely easier!

No matter what you collect, you are sure to find items of interest you would love to have in your collection (your biggest problem will likely be narrowing down a long list of items you want!). Yet, because there are so very many wonderful items, most are currently at low, low bid prices.

Yes, most will get lots more bids, but surely some won't, and there will be great buys made on rare and desirable items, but YOU can't get those if you aren't bidding, so why not go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and start checking these out (because you will need some time, to avoid getting "sensory overload"!).

Remember that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item. Most important of all, we stand behind everything we auction, with NO "Buyer Beware" and a lifetime guarantee on all we auction, so you can bid and buy with confidence.

All of our 41,000+ past buyers from our 1,315,000+ completed auctions over the past 27 years (and over 70 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, and if YOU have never bought from us before, then once you do, you too will know this to be true, whether you spend five dollars or five thousand dollars!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on July 29, 2017, 02:43:40 PM
You MUST get your consignments mailed to us on Monday the 31st if you want them included in our September Major Auction.

Learn more about this auction, and see some items that will be in it at http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on October 15, 2017, 08:39:35 PM
This a LC?   If so, tis the greatest I've ever seen!

http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201710/20170809_halloween_preview.jpg

(http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201710/20170809_halloween_preview.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 30, 2017, 12:03:06 AM
http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201712/parti/ takes you to a preview gallery of ALL of the 400 linenbacked posters that ship in regular tubes in Part I of our December Major Auction (which runs from December 3rd to 10th)!

This includes the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned! Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on November 30, 2017, 07:07:40 AM
I want everyone reading this to consider the 999 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets eMoviePoster.com has at auction closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html. These are far from the most expensive posters we auction, and in fact, a goodly number of them will auction for between $1 and $5 each. But this is exactly WHY I want you to consider them (and look them over carefully before they close)!

That is because these one-sheets give you the most "bang for the buck" of ANY items we auction! You can amass a really fine collection of these for just a few thousand dollars, and you can get some really good ones to frame on your wall, and the posters will surely cost you less than the frames themselves will (and many will cost so little you can just tack or tape them to the walls, just as you did in your first apartment)!

And if you are a dealer, then there is free money waiting here. You can buy lots of these for just a few dollars each and then quickly "flip them" for a sizable quick profit, whether on eBay, or your website, or at a flea market or wherever. And we make it super easy and fast to do, because on request we will give you unwatermarked images of all you buy, and you can reuse our condition and film descriptions, and have these back online as your items in no time at all!

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are with hours to go? 421 of these posters are at one dollar (85 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid could win those), HALF are at $1, $2, or $3, and 621 are at $1 to $5, and lots of these absolutely WILL end up selling for these ridiculously low amounts of money!

In these days where just about everything you buy (from food to health insurance to homes) keeps getting more and more expensive, isn't it nice to know that there are still LOTS of $1 to $5 original vintage movie posters available on eMoviePoster.com?

What's more, buy all you want and only pay $12 U.S. shipping for all you get (even if you get 100!). Plus, we let you accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a three week period and still let you pay just one shipping charge (if they still fit in one tube, and you pay for them within the three weeks) and if you live outside the U.S. you pay the actual cost of getting the items to you, and you can accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a SIX week period and we will combine them into the fewest tubes possible!

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our Checkout, which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But you can't get the great deals and outright steals on these one-sheets if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to go through 999 posters, so why not go to the above link now (or very soon) because in just a few hours these posters will be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 04, 2017, 08:47:16 PM
Part I of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction is live now at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, and you can now view the complete Part II Preview at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201712/partii/!

I guarantee you there is "something for EVERY collector" in this set of auctions, no matter what you collect, or how much money you have to spend. And EVERY item will REALLY have a new owner after the auctions end, because ALL the items really started at $1 with NO reserves (and none of the dreaded "buyers premiums").

Our December Major Auction contains well over 1,500 items from all of the world and from every decade, and many different sizes and is being run in four parts:

    Part I (ends Sunday, December 10th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html): 400 linenbacked posters of all types
    Part II Preview at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201712/partii/ (begins Tuesday, December 5th): 456 oversized linen, plus all "rolled" posters
    Part III (begins Thursday, December 7th): all items that ship in boxes or flat packages
    Part IV (begins Sunday, December 10th): special Star Wars AND Walt Disney auction

We just added the Part II Preview gallery, which contains ALL of the 456 oversized linen, plus all "rolled" posters, including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned! Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

IMPORTANT! This Part II contains incredible collections of Polish posters (85 of them, our best offering EVER) and an amazing group of super-scarce 42 German advertising posters of all kinds from 1902 to 1939), so you need to check those out, even if you THINK you don't collect those, but there are also amazing posters of every possible type, so you really want to go to this preview gallery now, a day before the auctions go "live", to give you extra time to see everything we are offering there!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on December 04, 2017, 10:00:03 PM
Excited about Star Wars.  Hopefully there will be stuff I don’t have.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 04, 2017, 10:27:12 PM
Excited about Star Wars.  Hopefully there will be stuff I don’t have.

T

You already have EVERYTHING!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on December 04, 2017, 11:44:09 PM
Far from it.  I'm missing 51 Star Wars posters from the original trilogy.  23 US and 28 Foreign posters.  If you have one of them, I'll be happy.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 05, 2017, 07:20:03 AM
I imagine that all of you reading this like to make great buys on vintage movie posters just as much as the next fellow, and if so, then our current 999 large French & Italian posters, window cards, records, and lots of cool assorted items , which closes in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html is a set of auctions you REALLY want to check out soon because there are lots of them where the current bid prices are shockingly low!

How low is shockingly low? With just a few hours left until they close (as of this writing), 417 of these are still at just $1 (100 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid might take those!) and over HALF are at just $1 to $4 (and the half that are over just $4 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past).

And as always, there are NO buyers premiums ($19 minimum or otherwise, so "$1" is really $1) and you pay only the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials, and U.S. customers can have all you get over a three week period sent in as few packages as possible (six weeks for non-U.S.), which really saves on shipping!

In addition to the many bargains, this set of auctions also contains a LOT of great examples of each of these sizes, including some super rarities that could have been in our December Major Auction, which just started elsewhere! You will need some time to look over this massive and diverse selection, so please start doing so soon, because many of these WILL sell for low prices (because every item REALLY started at $1 with no reserve), and if there are going to be great deals and "steals", then shouldn't you be doing your best to get some of them?

And don't forget to use our Search Filters (along the left side of our auction galleries) to let you solely look at the types of items you are most interested in. So you can easily solely look at the 196 window cards (which includes many ultra-rare early 1930s titles), the 150 Italian one-panel posters, the 52 Italian two-panel posters, or the 299 French posters! And you can also use our Search Filters to just look at the 72 posters from the 1930s, or the 128 horror/sci-fi posters, or the 25 James Bond posters or the23 Walt Disney posters or whatever!

No other auction has Search Filters that work anything like ours, and they are so helpful in searching that once you get used to using them you won't know how you ever looked at our auctions without using them! But please, if you can't look at all these items right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over 999 auctions, and once they start to close TODAY at 7PM CST these will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 07, 2017, 01:52:57 PM
Go right now to see the complete preview of Part III of our December Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201712/partiii/!

You likely have rightfully thought that the first two parts were jampacked with incredible rarities, but wait until you look over the Part III items at the above link!

Like folded one-sheets? If you have not yet looked at our current auctions of 999 folded one-sheets closing VERY soon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, please do so!

You might ask yourself "Why are FOUR HUNDRED THIRTY of them still at just $1 to $4 with hours to go?" But a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"!

We don't know WHY so many of these posters are at below wholesale prices, but we DO know that many of these prices are SO low that they seem insanely low! You might get the impression from reading the above that these auctions mostly consist of "low end" one-sheets, BUT NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!  There are LOTS of "better" titles, and most of those are under (or far under) where the same titles have sold for in the past!

And remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices you could buy a bunch and have the start of a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part). So why not go to the above link right now and start "stealing" some fun movie posters?

Plus, remember that no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, because it takes a while to go through them all, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 08, 2017, 06:03:34 AM
I am Bruce Hershenson and I own the auction company eMoviePoster.com, and I DON'T want to tell you about the 1,154 items in Parts I, II and III of our December Major Auction, which, from now until Sunday at 3 PM CST (when Part I starts to close) can be viewed in a single gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html!

I am NOT going to tell you about the massive selection of extreme rarities, many of which we have never auctioned before!
I am NOT going to tell you that if you collect ANY kind of movie paper (or NON-movie posters as well) you are sure to find items of interest!
I am NOT going to tell you that we don't have any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images!
I am NOT going to tell you about the insanely wonderful offerings of Polish and German posters in this auction (or that you likely will never see a better selection of either!
I am NOT going to tell you that this is the absolute finest overall selection of posters and related items we have ever offered, and that people will be talking about this auction for many years to come!

Why? Because I want you to go to the above link and view all these items for yourself, because seeing the items (and their current bid prices) will sell them far better than anything I can write here!

AN IMPORTANT WARNING! Seeing so much wonderful movie paper together at one time may give you the completely false impression that such items are somewhat "commonplace" and regularly come to auction, when actually the exact opposite is the case! This auction contains the heart of several amazing collections built up over decades, and you absolutely WON'T see an offering like this again for quite some time, if ever!

But please remember that there will surely be bidding right to the very end on many items, and that we have "time extended" bidding where 5 minutes must go by without a bid for an auction to end, so you can NEVER have an item "snatched away" from you in the final seconds, as happens so often on eBay and some other auction sites.

Each December, my company, eMoviePoster.com, has a major movie paper auction that is our best of the year. The selection in THIS December Major Auction is SO excellent that some will wonder if there are not just TOO MANY great items, and that this will result in low final selling prices on some, and super-low prices on others.

This may well happen, but YOU can't get those "deals" and "steals" if you aren't bidding, so why not go to the above link now and check them out, even if you think you are not a "collector", because the great selection and current low bid prices may convert you!

Unlike EVERY other major auction, we have NO buyers premiums at all, and we only charge you the actual cost of shipping, and we combine as many purchases into one package as can be safely done, which saves you lots of money.

And remember that we COMPLETELY take the "buyer beware" out of our auctions. When you buy from any other major auction, you are "gambling" (on the condition, on the image being accurate, on the items being well packed, etc, etc). But in OUR auctions, you not only KNOW for sure that what we write is 100% accurate, but you also know we give a LIFETIME GUARANTEE as to authenticity on what we sell, something NO other major auction does!

P.S. You don't have to have EVER bought a vintage movie poster to consider buying one of these! Any one of these would make a great holiday gift for your friends and relatives, because EVERYONE has a favorite movie or star, and so many of these are so extremely affordable!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 10, 2017, 10:14:59 AM
Part I of our December Major Auction ends in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (starting at 3 PM CST, NOT 7 PM, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions)! It contains 400 linenbacked posters of all types (that ship in standard tubes).

I just  looked these over, and I saw how extremely low the prices are on many of them (of course, there are also many in the high hundreds and thousands of dollars as well, because this auction is also crammed with great rarities that will deservedly sell for high amounts, but right now I am focusing on the low priced ones!).

DO YOU LIKE TO GET REALLY GREAT "DEALS"? Then you will surely want to closely look over these 400 linenbacked posters, because currently, with just a few HOURS left until these start to close, there are an astonishing SEVENTY ONE linenbacked posters that are under just $50 each and ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY ONE under just $100 each! Not only is this well under the cost of linenbacking alone in most cases, but in many cases the current bid price is often a tiny fraction of the cost of linenbacking alone!

You may NEVER find deals better than on several of these linenbacked posters closing very soon! Remember that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums (so EVERY poster will really have a new owner when each auction ends, at exactly the final bid price, plus the actual cost of shipping), and we also have honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item (especially important when you are buying items that have been restored, and must trust the honesty of the auction house).

That is why it is SO important that not only DON'T we have "Buyer Beware" (which every other auction house falls back on, which means YOU are stuck when THEY make a mistake, intentional or accidentally), but what we DO have is that we stand behind everything we auction, with a lifetime guarantee on all we auction (something NO other auction offers), so you can bid and buy with confidence.

All of our 44,000+ past buyers from our 1,382,000+ completed auctions over the past 27 years (and over 75 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, whether you spend five dollars or five thousand dollars!

Please go to the above link right away and I think you will find the current bid prices on these linenbacked posters of every kind irresistible. There are almost surely going to be great buys made, but YOU can't get them if you aren't bidding! Best of luck to those of you who bid on these Part I items closing in a few hours.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 11, 2017, 08:09:41 AM
Yesterday's Part I of our December Major Auction took in $153,944.00, and brought eMoviePoster.com to over $5 million in annual sales ($5,052,057.00, to be exact), and that means we are very likely to break our all-times sales record, set in 2015!

eMoviePoster.com's special all-Walt Disney auction is alive and open for bidding! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/star%253AWalt%2520Disney/sort/4/15.html to just see the 594 Walt Disney items

eMoviePoster.com's special all-Star Wars is alive and open for bidding! Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/special%253AStar%2520Wars/sort/4/15.html to just see the 198 great Star Wars items

Not yet registered? Go here: https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on December 11, 2017, 12:11:07 PM
Congrats Bruce!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on December 11, 2017, 01:11:26 PM
Yes, that’s awesome. 

Great service, great packaging, Still my favorite place to buy posters.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: hepcatpunk on December 11, 2017, 04:07:31 PM
Gratz Bruce!  That's really something.  Thanks for all the excellent auctions over the years!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Damomac on December 11, 2017, 05:37:08 PM
Well done to Bruce and the team on another great year. These results are great for the hobby and shows interest is growing although my bank balance is not  thumbsup.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on December 11, 2017, 06:38:01 PM
Many congrats sir.

And to echo above, my favourite place for such too.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4955 on December 11, 2017, 08:26:18 PM
Yesterday's Part I of our December Major Auction took in $153,944.00, and brought eMoviePoster.com to over $5 million in annual sales ($5,052,057.00, to be exact), and that means we are very likely to break our all-times sales record, set in 2015!

(http://i1320.photobucket.com/albums/u536/HereComesMongo1968/Its-all-good_zpslsszeasn.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on December 11, 2017, 09:31:51 PM
Good on you Bruce, I'd also point out that I've contributed to your record year, being one of the years I personally spent the most over at EMP...so thanks, congrats, and you're welcome !  :)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 12, 2017, 07:39:22 AM
Part II of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction ends in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html! It contains 456 non-backed rolled posters and linenbacked oversized posters (and a lot of the posters are NOT from movies, despite our name).

Normally, we try to somewhat segregate the posters in each part of our major auction (so that bidders can better focus on what interests them), but this Part II has a REALLY wide assortment of very different types of posters, and the only common denominator is that they are rare and desirable!

This is because we were consigned some amazing collections that join together to form a "super auction"! What are some of these?
1) An amazing collection of 85 Polish posters at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/nation%253APoland/sort/4/13.html. Almost all of these come from a single collector who recently passed away. He assembled them over many years, and you might get the idea they are somewhat "common" from seeing so many great ones, but most of these are ones we have only auctioned one, two or three times before, and a number of them we have NEVER auctioned before. And most of these are the "best of the best" (as is evident when you look them over).

2) A remarkable collection of 71 rare German posters at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/nation%253AGermany/13.html. These mostly came from an archive that acquired them decades ago, and most are from the 1920s and 1930s. German posters from before WWII have always been among the most rare posters there are (because of massive paper shortages there, when they literally recycled almost all old paper), and again, you might get the mistaken idea that are somewhat "common" from seeing so many great ones, but most of these are ones we have NEVER auctioned before, and many have really wonderful images (most advertise specific events).

3) There are smaller collections from Italy (40 at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/nation%253AItaly/sort/4/13.html), Japan (31 at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/nation%253AJapan/13.html), the United Kingdom (30 at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/nation%253AU.K./13.html), the Czech Republic (24 at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/nation%253ACzech%2520Republic/13.html), France (23 at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/nation%253AFrance/13.html), and smaller collections from Spain, Belgium, and 14 other countries!. Most of these posters are also extremely rare, many are "country of origin", and most have great images!

4) This Part II also contains 100 excellent U.S. posters, from all decades! There are 23 one-sheets, 21 three-sheets, 5 six-sheets, 17 inserts, 5 half-sheets, and many other sizes. They are of all types and genres, and the only thing they all have in common is that they are all rare and desirable!

5) Linenbacked posters! Part I contained all of the linenbacked posters that ship in regular tubes, and this Part II contains those that ship in tubes over 32 inches wide. These offer even more sensational values than the ones from Part I, because, being larger, these often cost $200 to $500 to linenback, and many of these are currently WAY under the cost of linenbacking alone (as of this writing, there are 39 under $100 each, and many of those are a tiny fraction of what the owner paid to have it backed)!

DO YOU LIKE TO GET REALLY GREAT "DEALS"? Then you will surely want to closely look over these 456 non-backed rolled posters and linenbacked oversized posters, because currently, with just a few HOURS left until these start to close, there are an astonishing EIGHTY THREE posters that are under just $25 each and ONE HUNDRED SIXTY TWO under just $50 each!

Remember that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums (so EVERY poster will really have a new owner when each auction ends, at exactly the final bid price, plus the actual cost of shipping), and we also have honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item (especially important when you are buying items that have been restored, and must trust the honesty of the auction house).

That is why it is SO important that not only DON'T we have "Buyer Beware" (which every other auction house falls back on, which means YOU are stuck when THEY make a mistake, intentional or accidentally), but what we DO have is that we stand behind everything we auction, with a lifetime guarantee on all we auction (something NO other auction offers), so you can bid and buy with confidence.

All of our 44,000+ past buyers from our 1,382,000+ completed auctions over the past 27 years (and over 75 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, whether you spend five dollars or five thousand dollars!

Please go to the above link right away and I think you will find the current bid prices on these great (and rare) posters of every kind irresistible. There are almost surely going to be great buys made, but YOU can't get them if you aren't bidding! Best of luck to those of you who bid on these Part II items closing in a few hours.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: JCM on December 12, 2017, 10:49:11 AM
Bought from EMP forever. But I consigned for the first time this past Halloween auction. Two went for market and the other went for double what I expected.

Congrats on a record year!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 14, 2017, 08:26:07 AM
Part III of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction ends in HOURS today starting at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and it is a "major auction" all by itself!

It contains 298 WONDERFUL movie paper items of EVERY imaginable type (all of which ship in boxes or flat packages, because all of the "roll-able" stuff was in the first two parts), and you really won't believe how great the selection is.

I won't waste a bunch of words describing what is there, because I want you to simply go to the above link and see for yourself!

While some of these extremely desirable rarities are currently deservedly at high prices, there are also a LOT with low current bid prices (as of this writing, 78 of the items are under $50, so they are well within the reach of every collector). Best of luck to those of you who bid on these great Part III items closing in just a few hours.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 17, 2017, 09:14:41 AM
Just a few hours left until the 594 great Walt Disney items AND the 198 great Star Wars items in the final Part IV of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction starts to close at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

You won't believe the selection in either section! And while the top items in each section will likely sell for high amounts (and deservedly so, since there are many super desirable AND rare items), there are also many items that are currently at very LOW prices (in both parts combined, there are, as of this writing, 121 items at just $1 and 296 at just $1 to $5 each)!

But YOU can't get those deals if you aren't bidding, so why not go to the above link right now? Just about all of these make wonderful gifts (since what kid, or kid at heart, doesn't like a LOT of Disney or Star Wars movies) so these are well worth looking over even if you personally don't think you have that much interest in them (and you may find you change your mind when you start looking them over!).

Not yet registered? Go here: https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf Have friends who might be interested? Let them know about this special event! Best of luck to those of you who bid in this final Part IV of our December Major Auction.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 19, 2017, 08:37:45 AM
eMoviePoster.com has  999 non-U.S. posters closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html! The current bid prices on them are almost all so low that they qualify as being WELL below wholesale! You likely know that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, and that sometimes they sell for bargain prices.

But the current bid prices on these 999 closing in hours are mostly SO incredibly low that not only are they mostly below the cost of repros, but they are mostly well under the cost of gift-wrap, so you could buy many of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin! Why are the prices so low? Maybe this is because many bidders are "wiped out" after out just-concluded December Major Auction (which took in $543,000!), or maybe they are distracted by the holidays, but whatever the reason, this is absolutely an incredible buying opportunity.

Of special note in the auctions closing today are incredible selections of posters from Eastern Europe, including 151 from Poland, 108 from Russia, 41 from the Czech Republic, 36 from East Germany, and more. Plus great offerings of 150 Italian posters, 133 from Japan, 122 from Belgium, 63 from Denmark and many, many more (in all, 39 countries are represented, so this truly IS "the world of movie posters".

So if you have never bought any non-U.S. posters before (or only bought a few) , this would be a great time to start collecting them more seriously, because we are almost giving many of them away. Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) posters have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can add them to their site or eBay with no work at all).

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are? There are 417 that are at $1 (121 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid could possibly win those!), and OVER HALF are at $1 to $4! And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium").

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

But whether you are buying to add to your collection at super low prices, or whether you are buying for resale, you can't get these hard-to-believe bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 21, 2017, 07:28:20 AM
Want to give (or receive) a unique holiday present? eMoviePoster.com has 996 auctions of "special" rolled posters (signed art prints, war & travel posters plus much, much more!), which close in HOURS today starting at 7 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

Even if you have never previously purchased a single one of these "non-standard" posters, you are liable to be very interested in these auctions. Why? Because this is one of the absolute most "fun" set of auctions we do! There is a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and many that have no connection to movies at all).

This is where we auction war, travel, and music posters, among many other categories of posters. We have over 150 "old" posters from the 1950s and earlier, plus 177 posters from 2000 and newer, including great limited edition prints (many signed and numbered) and everything in-between! Around 600 of the posters are from the U.S., and the other 400 or so are from 31 countries all over the world!

There are so many unusual types of posters that we HIGHLY recommend that all of you make an effort to look at all of these posters in our gallery format at the above link (and you are sure to enjoy doing so, even if you end up not buying any, and solely "window shop")!

And you will likely be astounded by how "affordable" most of these 996 special posters are! With just 12 hours left as of this writing, there are still 448 at just $1 each (194 have no bid at all, so a $1 bid could take those!), and 591 are just $1 to $5 each, so they are well within the reach of EVERY collector, and I will be amazed if everyone, collector or not, can't find at least a few posters they would love to display on their walls (or give as unique presents to friends that sure beat traditional presents)!

If you want to collect posters just for the fun and enjoyment of owning and displaying these cool posters (with little thought towards "investing") then THIS is the set of auctions for you, for you can surely buy a bunch of these without putting much of a dent in your wallet (and if you buy them for just a dollar or a few dollars each, you literally could tack them to the wall, just as you did when you were a teen!).

Of course, there ARE quite a few really rare and wonderful posters in this set of auctions as well (there are currently 15 posters over $100, and that number is sure to rise quite a bit as the time left shortens), but currently the vast majority of those are FAR under the prices that dealers ask for them, which shows that rarity does not always translate to "expensive", at least not in eMoviePoster.com auctions, where every item TRULY starts at $1 with no reserve or those dreadful buyers premiums ($19 minimum or otherwise) which turn many good buys into not good buys at all!

But please go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html very soon, and start looking these over, because it takes a while to look over this many extremely varied posters, and starting in just a few hours at 7 PM CST these will all be going, going, GONE, and there are sure to be great deals (and probably many outright "steals"), but you can't get those if you aren't bidding!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 22, 2017, 08:21:21 AM
Are you a collector wanting to add to your collection at dirt-cheap prices, or a dealer wanting to get a bunch of inventory that you can quickly sell at MUCH higher prices (or both)?

eMoviePoster.com has 698 bulk lots containing 17,235 items in all at auction ending Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST.

This month's offering (we do an auction solely of "bulk lots" once a month) represents a great opportunity to get fantastic bargains on all types of movie paper, including a massive amount of folded and rolled one-sheets, lobby cards, stills, pressbooks, presskits, sheet musics and other items we usually have, plus much, much more.

But there is something EXTRA special about this month's offering. It contains a lot of lots filled with rare old pulp magazines (many are westerns, from the 1940s and 1950s), and also lots of lots of rare Dell paperback books (many are mapback mysteries) and also lots of lots of 1950s Hot Rod magazines (and other early car magazines).

These 698 bulk lots truly contain something for every collector, and dealers will love the UNDER wholesale prices on most of the lots! If YOU have ever wondered where dealers replenish their inventory, part of the answer is in these bulk lot auctions! Do you think I am exaggerating about how low the prices are?

Well, think again! As of right now, with two days to go, a truly unbelievable 424 of these lots are at just ONE dollar (170 of them have no bid at all, so right now a single $1 bid may take those), THREE QUARTERS are at $1 to $5, and the rest are almost all currently at FAR under low wholesale prices (in fact, a high percentage of them are at just pennies per item, because so many contain a LOT of items!).

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and with these bulk lots, you pay only the actual cost of shipping them to you (plus $3 for packing materials) and we WILL combine your purchases into as few packages or tubes as possible!

Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or at collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains! If you ARE planning on re-selling them, know that upon request, we will provide the buyer of any lot (but only the buyer!) with unwatermarked large images of every item you purchased, which means you can save a ton of time and get the items quickly listed on eBay or to your site!

Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture EVERY single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay! If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lots, then you need to visit the above link soon.

Remember that it takes a while to look at over 17,000 items in 698 lots, so if you can, start looking over these right now. But if you can't look until later, please be sure to do so, even if it is right before they close, because beginning at 3 PM CST they will all be going, going, GONE, and every lot will truly have a new owner, no matter how low the price!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on December 28, 2017, 08:36:26 AM
eMoviePoster.com has an excellent group of 999 title and scene lobby cards (just under half from the 1940s and earlier!) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and yet there are somehow currently still ONE QUARTER of them at just $1, and ONE HALF at just $1 to $4 (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium")!

And it is not just those lowest priced half of these cards that represent incredible deals. All through the rest of the other half of the cards that are over just $4 you will find ones that are WAY under where the same or similar cards have sold for in the past (and we are talking amazing discounts, like $50 cards at $10, $100 cards at $20, and so on). And at the top end, there are lots and lots of rare cards where posters are either super-rare or super-expensive or both, so a lobby card may be your only way to have that title in your collection!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 20 cards from John Wayne films, and you can see just those 20 by clicking on the Search Filter that says "John Wayne" and then you will just see those 20 cards, in our gallery format!

You can do the same thing for the 21 cards from Barbara Stanwyck films, the 16 cards from Boris Karloff films, the 111 horror/sci-fi cards, the 146 cowboy western cards, the 62 horror/sci-fi cards, the 55 film noir cards, the 112 cards from the 1930s (or the 346 cards from the 1940s), and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is NO other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But please, if you can't look at these cards right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many fine cards (many currently at joke low prices), and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on January 03, 2018, 01:53:42 AM
Just saw your post on FB.

Congrats Bruce on another record year.

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T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on January 03, 2018, 04:44:11 AM
For non-FB users, could I ask what the post was?

Betting his sales were up, right?

If so, congrats indeed.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4531 on January 03, 2018, 05:55:26 AM
For non-FB users, could I ask what the post was?

Betting his sales were up, right?

If so, congrats indeed.

"What lies ahead for eMoviePoster.com in 2018?

As can be seen in our image, we at eMoviePoster.com previously had our all-time best sales year of $5,203,042.00 in 2015.

That took a massive amount of work, and at the end of 2015, I vowed that we would "take it easier" in 2016, and I set our sales goal for the year at $4.5 million (the first time I ever intentionally did not try to increase sales year over year!).

But that ended up changing quite a bit when we received a flood of new consignments in 2016, and we ended the year at $4,971,785.00! But once again we worked really hard in 2016, and once again I vowed that we would "take it easier" in 2017, and I again set our sales goal for the year at $4.5 million.

But once again we received an even bigger flood of new consignments in 2017 (including four packed large trucks in one frantic two month period!), and that led to our amazing new sales record of $5,596,923.00!

So what lies ahead for eMoviePoster.com in 2018? I realize that this is in the hands of our consignors (both our 2,100+ existing ones, and the hundreds of new ones we are sure to get over this coming year)!

If we have many truck deliveries of entire collections from old-time collectors, and lots of other old-time collectors either trimming down their collections or selling them entirely, and if we continue to have major dealers decide to liquidate a substantial portion of their inventory through us (and some have consigned all they have, as they retire), then we will likely have another year like the past three!

But if instead the rate of consigning slows significantly, then we will indeed "take it easier" in 2018. What would that mean? The most likely possibility would be that we might go to holding Sunday auctions only every other week, instead of every week. Or we could eliminate them entirely. And instead of holding five major auctions in 2018, we might hold only four.

But of course it is just as possible that we may be even more flooded with new consignments in 2018 then ever before, and we may hold six major auctions, and we may start thinking of adding a fourth day of auctions each week.

As I said, this is entirely in the hands of our consignors, and we look forward to hearing from those who are looking to consign to us in 2018!"
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 03, 2018, 08:19:53 AM
For non-FB users, could I ask what the post was?

Betting his sales were up, right?

If so, congrats indeed.

Thanks BigBoss for re-posting, and thanks Simes for the congrats!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Simes on January 03, 2018, 10:09:25 AM
Found it, just under $5.5m last year in sales.  Splendid.

Looking at your table of numbers, there were only five years since 2002 when there was a dip on the previous year.... Splendid stuff.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 03, 2018, 01:43:42 PM
Found it, just under $5.5m last year in sales.  Splendid.

Looking at your table of numbers, there were only five years since 2002 when there was a dip on the previous year.... Splendid stuff.

Correction, please! Just under $5.6 million in sales in 2017.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on January 03, 2018, 02:44:40 PM
Thanks BigBoss for re-posting, and thanks Simes for the congrats!

And me, nothing?  My feelings are hurt.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 03, 2018, 06:28:48 PM
And me, nothing?  My feelings are hurt.

T

I could never forget you! Thanks for bringing up our record smashing year in the first place.

And it wasn't because we held more auctions (only 1,000 or so more than last year) and it wasn't because we had fewer crap items (only 1,000 or so fewer $1 to $19 auctions than last year).

And it wasn't because we had lots more really expensive items ($10,000+), because it was around the same as last year.

What caused our record smashing year was that we had a TON more $100+ posters than last year, and a LOT more $1,000+ posters than last year.

Thanks to those who contributed to our record smashing year!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: guest4531 on January 04, 2018, 01:20:28 AM
And me, nothing?  My feelings are hurt.

T

You just brought up the conversation !!
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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on January 04, 2018, 01:38:59 AM
and it wasn't because we had fewer crap items

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Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 04, 2018, 08:18:52 AM
I imagine you like buying one-sheet movie posters for next to nothing as much as the next fellow, and if so, you will LOVE eMoviePoster.com's current selection of 999 rolled (or formerly folded) one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, which includes lots of the best ones from the past 30 years and yet the current bid prices on many of them are hard to believe!

And you might be thinking that this set of auctions is solely comprised of "lesser" titles, but this is not at all true! There are 48 Star Wars posters at the start, a Jaws one-sheet in nice condition, Back to the Future, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Thing, and many other top titles.

Think I am exaggerating about how low the prices are? With just a few hours left (as of this writing), there are 407 of them at $1 (86 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid might get those) and SIX HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHT of them are at just $1 to $5!

At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin). You could start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

There is something unusual about this offering of unfolded one-sheets. They contain WAY more posters from this century (2000 on) than from the last century (1999 and before), and these "21st century posters" may prove to be the collectibles for the future, because 20 years from now, these will likely be the movies new collectors remember nostalgically!

But at THESE low, low prices you could certainly buy one or more from a recent movie you like and tack or tape it straight on your wall (just like you did when you were a teen) or you could give some as unique gifts to friends. These days, almost everything seems so expensive, but NOT most of these one-sheets!

And of course this set of auctions also contains lots of the very best posters from the past 30 years as well, as will be immediately evident when you look at the highest priced posters. So whether you are looking for great "recent" one-sheets or great bargains on those one-sheets, you will find plenty to interest you! So why not visit the above link right now?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 05, 2018, 02:07:49 PM
eMoviePoster.com has a really excellent collection of 999 German programs and related items and Spanish heralds (including 24 English and German cigarette card albums) ending Sunday at 3 PM CST (NOT 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions), and you can view and bid on them now at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html.

Would YOU like to own first release movie paper collectibles from classic movies, but can't (or won't) spring for the giant bucks required to acquire U.S. posters or lobby cards? German programs and Spanish heralds can be a wonderful way to do so without putting much of any dent in your wallet!

We have 999 of them closing Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and they include titles like "Frankenstein", "The Wizard of Oz", "The Freshman", "Casablanca", "The Man Who Laughs", and on and on, and even THOSE amazing titles cost relatively little, and most everything else is just a few dollars each!

Many of these are extremely rare, and of course the Spanish heralds often have great art not found on the posters of any other countries. Of special note is a group of German programs made DURING World War II, and there are also ones from BEFORE World War II, and these are unbelievably scarce (it is believed that most were lost during the war, when they were massive paper shortages in Germany, and old paper was recycled). Great rarities, great titles, and low, low prices! Who could ask for anything more?

There's even more! Included in this set of auctions are 24 English and German cigarette card albums (many of which contain complete sets of 100 or more cards!) and yet many of these may be able to be purchased for an insanely low price.

Plus, the auctions contain a bound volume of FILM-KURIER German programs which contains 50 rare programs from the 1930s, including both Olympias! Plus there are ultra-rare German heralds from the 1930s and 1940s (we have never sold even one of these before), plus many other great rarities!

And yet this great rarity doesn't translate to high prices, at least not in OUR auctions. As of now, with two days to go, there are 725 of these items at the opening bid of $1, and 384 of those don't have a bid yet, so a single $1 bid might take those. And while many of these will surely receive more bids, it is almost a certainty that many will sell for VERY low prices, and if there are going to be great deals (and outright "steals") we would hope that you get them!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 08, 2018, 07:09:47 AM
Did you know that you can currently buy a LOT of posters for just a dollar or two or three each (at least in our auctions)?

Some collectors have the mistaken idea that you can't get any "deals" on movie posters anymore!

But in fact, they are completely wrong, at least when it comes to OUR auctions! It IS true in many other so-called "$1, No Reserve" auctions, where you quickly learn that there is fine print that puts a MASSIVE minimum $19 buyers premium on all purchases, so that "$1, No Reserve" poster ends up costing you TWENTY DOLLARS (and sometimes there are exorbitant shipping costs as well, so a $1 purchase can end up costing you $35 or much more), and some auctions don’t like to combine purchases, and some even charge surcharges on card payments. We started our auction company because we knew there had to be a better and much more fair way to auction movie paper!

In OUR auctions (at www.eMoviePoster.com), we have NO buyers premiums at all, so a $1 poster is REALLY a $1 poster (and in many of our auctions, you can pay a single shipping charge no matter how many items you purchase from that set of auctions)! But are there really many items that sell for just a few dollars each? Here are the hard cold facts! In 2017 alone we held a grand total of 140,554 auctions. Of those:
8651 items sold for exactly $1
12776 items sold for   $2 or less
18137 items sold for   $3 or less
24127 items sold for   $4 or less
29894 items sold for   $5 or less
37306 items sold for   $6 or less
43755 items sold for   $7 or less
49063 items sold for   $8 or less
54602 items sold for   $9 or less
58411 items sold for $10 or less    
59674 items sold for $11 or less
64744 items sold for $12 or less
69467 items sold for $13 or less
73923 items sold for $14 or less
76686 items sold for $15 or less
78701 items sold for $16 or less
81965 items sold for $17 or less
84814 items sold for $18 or less
86627 items sold for $19 or less
or 62% of our total 2017 auctions

That means that over 86,000 of the 140,000 auctions we held in 2017 ended at under $20 each! We know that in those auctions with the $19 buyers premiums, they did not have even ONE auction end at under $20, because even when an auction ends at just $1 in their auctions, the $19 buyers premium brings it to $20, so EVERY auction they hold costs the buyer at least $20, plus shipping.

Doesn't it make sense to spend your money where it goes the absolute furthest? We only charge the actual cost of shipping (often far less, when a buyer buys multiple items). Every week, we auction around 3,000 items in our Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday auctions combined, and it is a certainty that some fair percentage of them sell for "bargain" prices in every set of auctions, and there are often some absolute "steals"!

Of course, we also sell LOTS of high quality movie paper. In 2017 alone, we auctioned 9,267 items for over $100, and we auctioned 426 items for $1,000 or more, and every one of those items had accurate condition descriptions! Our total sales for 2017 were $5,596,923 (which means we have averaged well over five million in sales per year the past five years), and we have now held over 1,391,000 auctions in all! Whether you are looking for great bargains, or the finest movie paper, or anything in-between, remember to go to eMoviePoster.com. We have honest unenhanced images of all we auction and we give true customer service!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on January 08, 2018, 11:35:22 AM
Of course, we also sell LOTS of high quality movie paper. In 2017 alone, we auctioned 9,267 items for over $100, and we auctioned 426 items for $1,000 or more, and every one of those items had accurate condition descriptions! Our total sales for 2017 were $5,596,923 (which means we have averaged well over five million in sales per year the past five years), and we have now held over 1,391,000 auctions in all! Whether you are looking for great bargains, or the finest movie paper, or anything in-between, remember to go to eMoviePoster.com. We have honest unenhanced images of all we auction and we give true customer service!

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T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 08, 2018, 08:56:43 PM
clap clap clap clap clap

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T

Thanks much, T!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 09, 2018, 06:31:03 AM
I imagine that all of you reading this like to make great buys on vintage movie posters just as much as the next fellow, and if so, then eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 499 inserts & 500 half-sheets (45% of which are unfolded) closing in a few hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html is the set of auctions for you!

Sometimes I hear people say they wish they had a time machine so they could go back to the time when vintage movie posters were plentiful and cheap. We have that time machine here and now in the above set of auctions which is closing in a few hours beginning at 7 PM CST!

How great are these deals? 217 are at just $1 or have no bid, and HALF of them are at just $4 or under, and even the most expensive are mostly far under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and we have NO "buyers premiums", so $1 is REALLY $1, and not "$1 plus a $19 buyers premium")!

In these days where just about everything you buy (from food to health insurance to homes) keeps getting more and more expensive, isn't it nice to know that there are still LOTS of $1 to $4 original vintage movie posters available on eMoviePoster.com?

And it is not just the least expensive of these that represent great values! Most of the half that are over just $4 are WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and I am talking incredible values, like $50 posters at $10, $100 posters at $20, etc). And this set of auctions includes a bunch of REALLY first rate posters too (some you would expect to see in a major auction!).

What's more, buy all you want and only pay $12 U.S. shipping for all you get (even if you get 100!). Plus, we let you accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a three week period and still let you pay just one shipping charge (if they still fit in one tube, and you pay for them within the three weeks) and if you live outside the U.S. you pay the actual cost of getting the items to you, and you can accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a SIX week period and we will combine them into the fewest tubes possible!

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our Checkout, which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But you can't get the great deals and outright steals on these inserts and half-sheets if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to go through 999 posters, so why not go to the above link now (or very soon) because in just a few hours these posters will be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 11, 2018, 06:45:27 AM
eMoviePoster.com's 999 "special" rolled posters (movie and non-movie) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html is the absolute most "fun" set of auctions we do and the current bid prices on these are mostly so low that they qualify as being below wholesale!

This is where we auction war, travel, and music posters, among many other categories of posters. There are so many unusual types of posters that we HIGHLY recommend that you make an effort to look at all of these posters in our gallery format at the above link (and you are sure to enjoy doing so, even if you end up not buying any, and solely "window shop")!

But hurry, as there are just a few hours left until these all close, and since they all truly have no reserve, ALL will have new owners (and astonishingly, ONE THIRD are currently just $1 or have no bid, and 593 are at $1 to $5, so they are certainly within the financial reach of everyone, collector or non-collector).

And in addition to all the very low priced posters, there are also a large number of really excellent posters (including signed limited edition prints, S2 recreations, ultra-rare travel and war posters, and much more) and yet even many of these are far under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past.

Not yet registered to bid in our auctions? Go HERE: https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf

 HERE IS A CHART OF THE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION:
(to better help you find the types that interest you)
3k001-3k026 numbered and unnumbered art prints, S2 re-creations, printer's test posters
3k027-3k035 circus posters
3k036-3k063 political campaign posters, war posters
3k064-3k105 travel posters
3k106-3k145 Star Wars posters of all kinds
3k146-3k168 TV posters, film festival posters, hand painted, motivational, static cling, special one-sheets
3k169-3k189 mostly Egyptian religious posters
3k190-3k265 stage posters including many German ones
3k266-3k314 advertising posters
3k315-3k370 a great collection of original rock concert posters from 1966 to 1971
3k371-3k398 music posters from all over the world
3k399-3k547 special collection of HIV or AIDS related posters
3k548-3k697 museum and art exhibition posters
3k698-3k819 special posters of all kinds
3k820-3k842 video posters
3k843-3k973 commercial posters of all types and countries
3k974-3k993 mini posters including several IMAX
3k994-3k999 reproduction posters
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 23, 2018, 08:22:30 AM
eMoviePoster.com has  999 non-U.S. posters from 26 countries closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. The current bid prices on them are almost all so low that they qualify as being WELL below wholesale! You likely know that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, and that sometimes they sell for bargain prices.

But the current bid prices on these 999 closing in hours are SO incredibly low that not only are they mostly below the cost of repros, but they are mostly well under the cost of gift-wrap, so you could buy many of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin! We are not sure why this is, but whatever the reason, this is absolutely an incredible buying opportunity.

Of special note in the auctions closing today are incredible selections of posters from Eastern Europe (which often have the coolest and most "different" images of any non-U.S. posters! These include 156 from Poland, 105 from Russia, and 24 from Yugoslavia. Plus great offerings of 149 Italian posters, 106 German posters, 135 from Japan, 55 from Belgium, and many, many more. In all, 26 countries are represented, so this truly IS "the world of movie posters", offered to you at one time (and you can buy posters from many different countries and pay a single $12 U.S. shipping charge, or a single actual cost charge anywhere else!).

So if you have never bought any non-U.S. posters before (or only bought a few), this would be a great time to start collecting them more seriously, because we are practically giving many of them away. Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) posters have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can add them to their site or eBay with no work at all).

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are? There are 376 that are at $1 (101 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid could possibly win those!), and 477 are at $1 to $5! And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium").

Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

But whether you are buying to add to your collection at super low prices, or whether you are buying for resale, you can't get these hard-to-believe bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 25, 2018, 06:35:49 AM
I imagine everyone reading this likes buying one-sheet movie posters for next to nothing as much as the next fellow, and if so, you will LOVE eMoviePoster.com's current selection of 999 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, which includes lots of the best ones from the past 30 years and yet the current bid prices on many of them are hard to believe!

Think I am exaggerating? With just a few hours left (as of this writing), there are 349 of them at $1 (97 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid might get those) and HALF of them are at just $1 to $4! At these prices they cost less than wrapping paper (so you could get a bunch of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin). You could start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

There is also something unusual about this offering of unfolded one-sheets. They contain almost as many posters from this century (2000 on) than from the last century (1999 and before), and these "21st century posters" may prove to be the collectibles for the future, because 20 years from now, these will likely be the movies new collectors remember nostalgically!

But at THESE low, low prices you could certainly buy one or more from a recent movie you like and tack or tape it straight on your wall (just like you did when you were a teen) or you could give some as unique gifts to friends. These days, almost everything seems so expensive, but NOT most of these one-sheets!

And of course this set of auctions also contains lots of the very best posters from the past 30 years as well, as will be immediately evident when you look at the highest priced posters. So whether you are looking for great posters or great bargains, you will find plenty to interest you! So why not visit the above link right now?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: BruceH on January 26, 2018, 08:12:21 AM
eMoviePoster.com has 999 pressbooks, Austrian & East German programs, sheet music, and other items that don't fit in our regular auctions closing on Sunday (two days from now) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and I think this set of auctions will be of interest to virtually every memorabilia collector (even those who collect little movie paper!).

Exactly what is in this set of auctions? This auction is a "catch-all" auction where we put all the items that don't fit in our regular auctions, but which DO fit in our standard size mailers (and ship for a flat rate of $12 in the U.S.). There are a LOT of very unusual items in this set of auctions, some of which you might never see again, so be sure to look over all the items very carefully, because there will surely be some great buys made.

Here is a chart of the types of items (to better help you find the types that interest you):
3x001-3x038 records, comic books, all sorts of cool and unusual items
3x039-3x059 calendars, programs, composition pads, litho prints, art portfolios
3x060-3x077 promo brochures
3x078-3x101 art prints
3x102-3x125 trade ads for classic movies
3x126-3x191 fruit and vegetable crate labels
3x192-3x272 song books, sheet music
3x273-3x336 East German programs
3x337-3x498 Austrian programs
3x499-3x503 pressbook supplements
3x504-3x526 English pressbooks
3x527-3x999 pressbooks

If you just like making incredible deals (whether to add to your collection, or as a dealer to re-sell), then THIS really is the set of auctions for you. Maybe it is because many of our bidders are not familiar with these exact types of items, but with two days to go, TWO THIRDS of these items are at just $1 and ONE THIRD have no bid at all, so there is certainly the potential for incredible deals.

Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) items have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can quickly add them to their site or eBay with no work at all, especially because they can also "borrow" our description, creating their own listing in minutes).

But you can't get these hard-to-believe bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 19, 2018, 11:10:36 PM
So I don't super understand the logic of having a Major Auction in the middle of August, when most people are on a well deserved vacation or hopefully having better things to think about than movie posters.  I skipped all the linenbacked auctions for lack of interest, but I did have a few things on my list today.  Whatever I won, it was pure luck because I had close to zero reception at the beach.  It was a one shot only.  If someone had overbid me, I would have been unable to bid again as I failed to reconnect and bid on other items I had on my list. 

Why not wait until September when everybody is back at work?  It would also give people some breathing room between Heritage and Emovie.  Is there some reasoning I fail to understand?

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: 50s on August 20, 2018, 01:03:33 AM
I bet the girls on the beach weren't covered in white censorship squares

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 20, 2018, 01:07:50 AM
I bet the girls on the beach weren't covered in white censorship squares

I'm not in France, so as far as I'm concerned, they were.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on August 20, 2018, 07:45:24 AM
Well played!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on August 20, 2018, 01:06:25 PM
Not September because of October/Halloween auction and December auctions just around the corner. 

But after the March major, possibly June might be an option instead of August?  Are people on the other side of the globe not on their holidays in June? 

I know Bruce is always considering different auction scenarios as he's mentioned only 3 majors in the past, possibly a 4th weekly auctions etc.   What's the right combo?  Depends on influx of material coming in as well I imagine.  I've made some of my biggest purchases in the summer, at the same time i do feel this year is a bit quieter than previous years. 
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 20, 2018, 04:38:17 PM
Are people on the other side of the globe not on their holidays in June? 

June would certainly be much better.  And before HA.  But then again, maybe they just have so much stuff it doesn't matter.  It would for sure matter to me if I was selling.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on August 20, 2018, 05:23:42 PM
So I don't super understand the logic of having a Major Auction in the middle of August, when most people are on a well deserved vacation or hopefully having better things to think about than movie posters.  ...  It would also give people some breathing room between Heritage and Emovie.  Is there some reasoning I fail to understand?

I think both companies plan out their auctions well in advance, they just happen to overlap sometimes.

But honestly, EMP's major auction does what - a few hundred thousand total over 1,000+ items- less than $350 per item average.
Is that really something you need to save up breathing room for?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: okiehawker on August 20, 2018, 07:19:13 PM
I like to plan for Bruce's auction because there are usually several extremely well graded, rare posters and other goodies in his auctions on which I want to bid.  That can equal some serious dough to my wallet, if I win several items.  With a world market in auctions now, and multiple auctions, it must be challenging to pick the best times to hold events.  Okie
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 20, 2018, 07:24:52 PM
I think both companies plan out their auctions well in advance, they just happen to overlap sometimes.

But honestly, EMP's major auction does what - a few hundred thousand total over 1,000+ items- less than $350 per item average.
Is that really something you need to save up breathing room for?

I spent $2,400 on 3 items yesterday.  If I had my way, I would have probably doubled that.  It may not be a lot of money to you, but it is to most people.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on August 20, 2018, 08:57:00 PM
I spent $2,400 on 3 items yesterday.  If I had my way, I would have probably doubled that.  It may not be a lot of money to you, but it is to most people.

That's an average of $800 per item. Considering not even 10% of EMP items in a major auction sell for $800 or more, you are in the top percentage of buyers and at the very far end of the bell curve.
Most people don't spend that much on a single poster, let alone three of them.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 20, 2018, 09:00:01 PM
Did you reply to me?  Wasn't "Is that really something you need to save up breathing room for?" an answer to my post?

So yes, $2,400 is something to save up breathing room for.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on August 20, 2018, 09:22:54 PM
So yes, $2,400 is something to save up breathing room for.

 sm1  all good.

was just pointing out that you are at the top of the food chain for EMP auctions, the breathing room you need is far different than most.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: okiehawker on August 20, 2018, 09:25:31 PM
Somtimes it might be preparing to spend thousands, though bids get up higher than I want to pay.  So, planning still comes into play.  Some of Bruce's auctions I've spent thousands, and some hundreds.  Who knows sometimes, eh?   Okie
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 20, 2018, 09:44:17 PM
sm1  all good.

was just pointing out that you are at the top of the food chain for EMP auctions, the breathing room you need is far different than most.

I am not.  70mm and Noah are.  I just buy what I need.  Not everything in sight.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on August 21, 2018, 02:21:50 AM
I am not.  70mm and Noah are.  I just buy what I need.  Not everything in sight.

Not sure you understand what top 10% means then...
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on August 21, 2018, 02:58:28 AM
I'm not going to go back to see what you wrote ten posts above.  Sorry, just not that interested in what you have to say.  You said "top of the food chain" and that I'm not.  Since you LOVE to have the final say, here's your opportunity.  Carry on.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on August 21, 2018, 11:30:32 AM
I'm not going to go back to see what you wrote ten posts above.  Sorry, just not that interested in what you have to say.  You said "top of the food chain" and that I'm not.  Since you LOVE to have the final say, here's your opportunity.  Carry on.

Like I said - it's all good.
Maybe you don't consider yourself, someone who has spent $250K+ on posters and has a collection worth half a million plus as being in the top 10% of buyers, but statistics say that you are.
You can see yourself as an average joe if you want, but you're a superstar  ;D
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on October 24, 2018, 10:16:26 PM
Your wait is over! Go to www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201810/parti/ to view a preview gallery of ALL of the 281 linenbacked and oversized posters of all sorts in Part I of our 19th Annual Halloween Auction (which runs from October 28th to November 4th), including the lot numbers, so you can see the exact order in which they will be auctioned!

Note that not only do we provide you with the exact condition grade that will be on the auction, but you can also click on any image and see the "super-sized" version, so that you can really know the exact condition of each item long in advance of the auction, so you can better prepare your bidding strategy.

This Part I of our 19th Annual Halloween Auction contains all the items that don't ship in regular flat packages or in regular tubes, (all linenbacked items, PLUS oversized rolled posters, window cards and much more)!

This is a preview gallery only. The auctions go "live" shortly after 5 PM CST on Sunday, October 28th and then you will be able to do all you ordinarily can, including placing bids!

And remember this is just Part I. Wait until you see the other parts!|

(http://www.emovieposter.com/images/specialnotes/20181028_parti_logo.jpg)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on October 28, 2018, 05:12:13 PM
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5232745

If this is real then its very sloppy : the "B" usually have a pointy end at the bottom left side , the "S" is wrong too , overall looks nothing like others legit Ive seen , including checks from late 80s
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on October 28, 2018, 05:18:22 PM
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OFKWKuLq-JA&list=PLhILsHS_uOWaFQlkP-KdhykbdkhJIbeZW&index=4&t=0s

This is legit Streisand ca early 70s , notice the "B" , the "S" and how "Streisand" is written

Heres one from 1968 when she was filming HD :

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hfn18csZc9s&list=PLhILsHS_uOWaFQlkP-KdhykbdkhJIbeZW&index=1
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: eatbrie on October 28, 2018, 05:26:07 PM
Yep.  Don’t believe in autographs, never have, never will.  I don’t understand why people buy this stuff, but I’m sure 99.9% of collectors don’t understand why I buy what I buy, so to each his own.

I stopped caring a long time ago.

T
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on October 28, 2018, 05:31:50 PM
There are legit ones out there but must do your home work.......if you see at 0:48 , the way the "t" is crossed in "St".......... looks like a capital "A" , I believe shes always written it like that

Streisand checks are very rare , they can go for 200$

Elvis is much much more difficult to authenticate due to secretaries , body guards and even his father authorized to sign for him (Vernon sgd his checks) plus modern fakes from people like Hans Bakker in the 90s

I find Eastwood difficult to authenticate as well , he stopped signing thru mail mid 80s and de Niro stopped around 1982

I even have middle name sigs : Amber Thiessen , Deen Locklear.......never seen Heather sign her middle name , its very very rare

Also Jabbar 90% only signs AJ but Ive got a "Kareem" so never say never
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on October 31, 2018, 03:38:34 PM
This Bruce bashing has got to stop.
The consignor said he got it straight from the celebrity.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 02, 2018, 08:54:05 AM
All THREE parts of eMoviePoster.com's 19th Annual Halloween Auction are now online, and together it contains one of the absolute finest overall selection of horror/sci-fi posters and related items we have ever offered at one time, 1,281 items in all! And EVERY item will REALLY have a new owner after the auctions end, because ALL the items really started at $1 with NO reserves (and none of the dreaded "buyers premiums").

NOT YET REGISTERED TO BID? Go to https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf?

From now until Sunday at around 3 PM CST (when the Part I items begin to end) you can view ALL 1,281 of the items in these 3 parts in a single gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html! It is especially valuable to view the items this way if you have specific interests (like certain stars, movies, or genres) because you can search all three parts at once, and you can use our Search Filters on all three parts at once!

Or you can view just the Part I items (281 linen & oversized posters) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html or just the Part II items (419 posters that ship rolled) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html or just the Part III items (581 flat package items) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html. Note that ALL of the items in Part II and III are just $12 U.S. shipping for either part, no matter how much you win or how much you spend (the items in Part I are the actual cost of U.S. shipping, plus $3 for packing material).

     You might be surprised to know that I DON'T want to tell you more details about these 1,281 horror/sci-fi items in all three parts!
I am NOT going to tell you about the massive selection of extreme horror/sci-fi rarities, many of which we have never auctioned before!
I am NOT going to tell you that if you collect ANY kind of horror/sci-fi movie paper (or NON-movie posters as well) you are sure to find items of interest!
I am NOT going to tell you that we don't have any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images!
I am NOT going to tell you about the insanely wonderful offerings of 213 ultra-rare lobby cards in Part III of this auction!
I am NOT going to tell you that this is the one of the absolute finest overall selection of horror/sci-fi posters and related items we have ever offered, and that people will be talking about this auction for many years to come!
     Why? Because I want you to go to the above link(s) and view all these items for yourself, because seeing the items (and their current bid prices) will sell them far better than anything I can write here!

Best of luck to all of you who bid in eMoviePoster.com's 19th Annual Halloween Auction!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 03, 2018, 09:33:05 AM
Part I of eMoviePoster.com's 19th Annual Halloween Auction (281 linen & oversized posters) ends Sunday starting at 3 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, just over a day from now!

Part II (419 posters that ship rolled) ends Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and Part III (581 flat package items) ends Thursday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html

NOT YET REGISTERED TO BID? Go to https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf? You have to register at least 6 hours in advance because we, unlike most auctions, qualify our bidders so you know you are bidding against real bidders who will honor their bids.

You won't believe how many wonderful horror/sci-fi posters, lobby cards, stills and more are crammed into these three parts and I guarantee you that you will have a great time looking over so many extreme rarities, even if you are only "window shopping"!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on November 03, 2018, 07:06:49 PM
This Bruce bashing has got to stop.
The consignor said he got it straight from the celebrity.

It doesnt match any known Streisand signature , this is fact
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: crowzilla on November 04, 2018, 11:32:48 AM
It doesnt match any known Streisand signature , this is fact

It does match a known Streisand signature - the one in the auction.
Bruce stated "we are certain the signature is authentic".
Are you saying Bruce is a liar?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 04, 2018, 11:51:55 AM
In just a few hours, starting at 3 PM CST, the 281 excellent horror/sci-fi linen & oversized posters in Part I of eMoviePoster.com's 19th Annual Halloween Auction start to end at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

Please go now and look them over, because all these have no reserves, and later today all will have new owners, no matter how low the final bid price (and as of this writing, 39 items are under $20; see the lowest priced ones by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/3/15.html).

Many of the rest of the posters are under (or well under) where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past, so some wonderful buys may be made! Best of luck to those of you who bid in this Part I of our Halloween auction!

NOT YET REGISTERED TO BID? Go to https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf? You have to register at least 6 hours in advance of the items closing because we, unlike most auctions, qualify our bidders so you know you are bidding against real bidders who will honor their bids.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on November 05, 2018, 09:22:56 AM
http://iconicauctions.com/lot-26017.aspx

Funny how it looks nothing like this one , wasnt it sgd the same period
 lol......it doesnt add up , at all
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on November 05, 2018, 09:48:36 AM
I have a few rare posters in Part II of eMovie's Halloween auction.  Here are a few that might be of interest to folks here:

Escape from New York Japanese B1 (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5242800) -- B1s are unheard of for this film!
Return of the Jedi Japanese B2 starfall style (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5242956)
For Your Eyes Only Japanese B2 bathing suit advance (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5242860)
Close Encounters of the Third Kind Japanese B2 Toho theatrical promotion (http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5242837) -- Similar to starfall poster and equally rare. Also the only original release poster I know of to show the ship!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 05, 2018, 01:15:46 PM
In Part I of the Halloween auction, The 50 Ft. Woman more than doubled in price over the closing minutes, closing at a very high $15,499.00, and it LOOKED like it would be the top selling poster, but Harry Houdini's The Master Mystery found an additional last minute bidder and emerged the top selling poster at a magical $15,831.00!

See all the results from this auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/date/2018-11-04/sort/4/archive.html (you have to be registered to see the prices, but registration is free at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf).

And remember this was just Part One of this amazing set of auctions! Part II closes Tuesday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and the final Part III closes Thursday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html.

And there are LOTS of great items remaining, and best of all, there are items for everyone, regardless of how much money you have to spend. And as always at eMoviePoster.com, there are NO reserves, and EVERY item started at $1 with NO reserve!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 06, 2018, 07:09:24 AM
Starting at 7 PM CST later today, the 419 posters that ship rolled in standard tubes in Part II of our 19th Annual Halloween Auction start to end at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html

If you are one of our regular bidders, you know that we regularly have sets of auctions where we auction rolled one-sheets, others where we auction rolled non-U.S. posters, and still others where we auction all sorts of "special" posters.

Well this Part II of our Halloween Auction is a combination of all three, except that EVERY poster has a horror/sci-fi or fantasy theme, including some great ones, but also including LOTS of very affordable ones.

Think I am exaggerating about how many bargains there are? As of right now, with around 12 hours left, there are a WHOPPING 88 posters under $10, and an even more amazing 164 under just $20 each!

And a high percentage of the remaining 254 items are under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past (in some cases, WAY under!).

But you can't get these great buys if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to go through this many really varied horror/sci-fi or fantasy posters, so why go to the above link right now, because in just a few hours ALL these posters will be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 08, 2018, 08:32:32 AM
If you have the slightest interest in horror/sci-fi  memorabilia of ANY kind, then I feel pretty certain you will be VERY interested in our final Part III of our special 19th Annual Halloween Auction closing today in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html.

Why? Because if you are like most people, you would like to own at least a few horror/sci-fi posters, lobby cards, stills or other types, but you don't want to pay an arm and a leg for them and if so, then this auction is perfect for you! How great are the bargains?

Amazingly, with just hours to go on the 581 folded posters, lobby cards, stills, and more in Part III, there are still 65 of them at just $1 to $6, 121 that are just $12 or under, 195 that are just $18 or under, and 240 that are just $26 or under, so all of these are within the range of every collector, no matter what your budget!

Please remember that in OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums whatsoever, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", which turns many "good deals" into terrible ones. And in our auctions there are NO reserves either, so many items REALLY sell for $1 or just a few dollars (as our 47,000+ past buyers can attest to!).

NOT YET REGISTERED TO BID? Go to https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf? You need to register at least six hours before the auctions start to close, because we qualify all bidders (so you know you are bidding against people who will surely honor their bids).

I certainly hope that you look over all of these items in this Part III, and consider bidding on at least a few of them, because there may well be the chance for fantastic bargains. $6, $12, $18 or $26 doesn't buy much these days, but in OUR Halloween auction closing in hours, it may buy any of a large number of really fun horror/sci-fi items of all kinds!

And there are some remarkable offerings of specific types of collectibles within this set of auctions. First and foremost are the TWO HUNDRED THIRTEEN lobby cards, which include a LOT of great 1930s to 1950s titles, many very scarce. Second are the 44 Spanish heralds, which include some of the most rare 1930s titles.

Third are the 45 mostly incredibly rare 8" x 10" stills, about as nice a selection as you could hope to find. There are 194 folded one-sheets, 28 pressbooks, 11 sets of original Japanese stills for rubbery monster movies, and many more cool rarities well worth checking out!

And it is not just the least expensive items that offer incredible values! Many of the top items in today's Part III are ultra rare, and some may be ones that have sold for MUCH higher prices in the past.

On these, and many others of the current top items, the prices are FAR under where I would expect them to be and that is true at every price level, from the highest priced to the lowest priced!

Now obviously, some or a lot of those will get more bidding before they end, but you can never tell, so certainly you have nothing to lose (except a little of your time) by placing some bids on items at prices you would LOVE to pay!

But you can't get great buys unless you bid, and it takes a while to go through this many items, so why not go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and look at the many bargains and joke low prices in this Part III of our 19th Annual Halloween Auction closing in hours?

Also, this is your last chance to consign to eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction. You must have your consignments on their way to us no later than November 9th!

This auction has hundreds of extremely rare items that we have rarely ever auctioned before (like the posters in this preview at
http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/20181107_december_preview.jpg).

See more preview items here: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major#December (and return to our site on December 2nd, when this special auction begins).

If you have items you think would make sense for this auction, please contact us immediately!

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 09, 2018, 07:41:55 PM
If you didn’t send your consignments to eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction by November 9th, then you are too late!

The auction contains lots of very rare and desirable posters (including these: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/20181109_december_preview.jpg). What it DOESN’T have any of is any reserves or buyers premiums.

See more preview items here: http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major#December (and return to our site on December 2nd, when this very special auction begins).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 11, 2018, 02:22:53 PM
Want to buy ALL kinds of movie memorabilia at well below wholesale prices?

My company, eMoviePoster.com has 999 bulk lots containing an astonishing 37,966 items in all closing TODAY at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html, starting at 3 PM CST, and a lot of these absolutely will close at pennies per item!


If you are not one of our 47,000+ registered bidders, you must register to bid at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf (it's free) and you need to do so at least 4 hours prior to the auctions closing (because we qualify our bidders, so you KNOW you are always bidding against people who will honor their bids, which is often NOT true on eBay or other auction sites).

You'll find vast quantities of posters, lobby cards, stills, books, auction catalogs, sheet music, postcards, cigarette cards, and so very much more, all practically being given away!

Now please go right now to the above link and start checking out these 999 bulk lots, so YOU can get some of the great buys to be had (as of right now, with a couple of hours left, ONE THIRD of these are just $1 to $3 (per LOT, not per item). We think you will find bidding on them irresistible!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 15, 2018, 03:32:20 PM
eMoviePoster.com has a great buying opportunity on our auctions closing today, where you can practically "steal" many posters, because we have 600 "special" rolled posters (unusual U.S. and non-U.S. posters, movie and non-movie, including 96 war posters!) AND 399 rolled one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because (with 4 hours left, as of this writing) 22 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 112 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and 382 are at just $1 to $5! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions.

What are you waiting for? A gold-plated invitation? Go to the above link NOW and find some great posters for your walls that will cost you next-to-nothing, and will give you endless viewing pleasure!

If you are wondering why we auctioning BOTH one-sheets AND "special" posters together, here is the answer. In the past, we have auctioned solely "newer" unfolded one-sheets and newer rolled "special" posters in separate auctions. But we find that many of the same people buy both of these types of posters, and by offering them in the same set of auctions, they can have a wider variety of items to choose from, AND they can combine them in the same tube, and save a FORTUNE on shipping, compared to buying them individually from multiple sellers.

Speaking of those "special" posters (the non-one-sheet part of this auction), these special posters contain a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and some that have no connection to movies at all). HALF OF THE 600 SPECIAL POSTERS COME FROM NON-U.S. COUNTRIES, including 62 from Germany, 47 from East Germany, 42 from the Czech Republic, 29 from Poland, 17 from The Netherlands, 15 from Argentina, 11 from England, and on and on! In all, TWENTY FOUR different countries are represented!

AND INCLUDED IN THE "SPECIAL" POSTERS IS A REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF 96 WAR POSTERS (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Awar%2520poster/14.html)! Almost all are from the U.S. and from World War II, and amazingly many are ones we have never auctioned before (that's because the collection was compiled many decades ago!). This is a great opportunity to buy wonderful war posters, many with cool art, and lots with wonderful taglines of that time, and yet amazingly, as of right now, 70 of them are $25 or under, and 48 are $14 or under, so they are certainly extremely affordable!

And the rolled one-sheets include many of the most desired titles of the past several decades, including some real rarities! See only the 399 rolled one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype%253Aone-sheet/sort/4/14.html

No matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But please, if you can't look at these one-sheets and special posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: 710 camera original, studio-issued transparencies & negatives + 35mm slide sets
Post by: descposter on November 16, 2018, 08:27:09 PM
eMoviePoster.com has a very special auction ending Sunday, that contains collectibles that may be new to you, but I hope you will consider buying one or more!

The auction I am referring to contains 710 camera original and studio-issued transparencies and negatives plus sets of 35mm slides that end Sunday the 18th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

Even those of you who already collect vintage stills may not currently own any transparencies, negatives, or slides, but even if this is so, we urge you to consider bidding on (and hopefully buying) some of these. Why? Because you likely already know that vintage photos from the 1920s to the 1940s can sell for hundreds of dollars each, and these transparencies and negatives are even better than the vintage photos made from them!

It is like the difference between owning a vintage poster and the original artwork the poster was printed from. Transparencies and negatives are many times more rare than the corresponding vintage photos, and yet, because many people are not yet aware of them, they often can sell for LESS than a vintage photo created from them, and that seems crazy to us!

And this set of auctions ends in two days, and it is FILLED with incredible iconic images of the greatest Hollywood stars, but many of them are currently at ridiculously low prices. How low? 394 of the lots (some of which contain a single transparency, negative, or slide but many contain multiples) are at just $1, and 193 have no bid at all!

Only 215 are currently over just $5, and those 215 are mostly FAR under what would seem to be a reasonable retail for these items (most are so rare that it is anyone's guess what a "reasonable retail" would be). Now there is sure to be more bidding before these close, but you can never tell which ones will get those bids! And remember that many of these have more than one item per lot, and three have over 100 in each, and yet the above quote prices are per lot, NOT per item!

For those of you who don't know what these are, transparencies and negatives were first created by top professional photographers, who would retouch them as necessary to present the finest possible images. Very few of these "camera original" transparencies and negatives survive. These were the ones that were actually in the camera when the photographer took the image.

Once the photographer finished creating the negatives or transparencies, they gave them to the studios who duplicated them and sent them to media outlets or other places that had need of the very highest quality image for reproduction purposes (in newspapers, magazines, or elsewhere).

Camera original and studio-issued transparencies, negatives and 35mm slides can be used to make very high quality reproductions, but bear in mind that we are solely auctioning the physical transparencies and NOT the right to reproduce them, so unless they are public domain, the new owner must acquire the rights elsewhere before reproducing them.

Original studio produced transparencies and negatives come in several sizes (8x10, 4x5, 2 1/4 by 2 1/4, and some odd sizes). The larger the transparency or negative, the better the quality of reproduction can be made from them!

There are also transparencies that were NOT created by studios, and those were made by collectors or auction houses (by photographing the actual posters or photos). HOWEVER, THIS SET OF AUCTIONS DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY ITEMS THAT WERE NOT EITHER STUDIO PRODUCED OR CAMERA ORIGINALS FROM THE PHOTOGRAPHER!

So you need to go http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html now (or soon) and look these over, because they lots of fun to look at, even if you are "window shopping", and you may find you can't resist bidding on these (when you see the low, low prices, and the great images)!

THIS IS NOT THE FIRST TIME WE AUCTIONED THESE! On 2/11/18, we at eMoviePoster.com held a special auction of 365 8" x 10" (and other sizes) transparencies, negatives and 35mm slides. Most of those, but not all, were camera original or studio-issued, and a lot of those deserved sold in the high hundreds of dollars each and the 365 items sold for a combined total of $33,402.00. And on 6/10/18 we held a second such auction and this was not as major a selection as the first one, but the 444 items still sold for a combined total of $15,000.00.

Now we have this bigger and better THIRD such auction! This time we have 185 single negatives and sets (that are almost all camera originals), 270 singles and sets of transparencies (ALL studio-issued) and 253 sets of 35mm slides (many from  studio employees)!

All the 710 above auctions are now live (and they end Sunday the 18th). See them all at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

About this auction of negatives, transparencies, and 35mm slides
This is a very special auction of 710 extremely rare negatives and transparencies of various sizes plus 35mm slides. EVERY single one in this auction is either "studio issued" (meaning it was created by the studio and sent to theaters and movie outlets), OR it is a "camera original" (meaning it was the actual negative that was in the camera when the photographer took the picture). Every auction clearly identifies which they are, and there are no items being auctioned that are not either "studio issue" or "camera originals". We have divided them by type and size (and note that many of the sets of 35mm slides are quite large, with three containing over 100 each, and that many of these came from studio employees, and may well contain some or many images that were NOT included with presskits!).

Also note that every one of these auctions of negatives have had the negatives scanned expertly to create a positive image. The auctions contain that positive scan with the "eMoviePoster.com" watermark over it. ONLY the winner of this auction will, on request, be sent UNWATERMARKED scan(s) of the items in this auction, which will both save them the time and expense of scanning them themselves, and also allow them to make positive prints of the items they purchased. In the case of transparencies, almost all of them were scanned individually (a very few were not, and that is clearly identified on those auctions). In the case of 35mm slides, almost all of them were photographed on a light box, and only a few or none were scanned, and that is clearly identified on those auctions. In the case of transparencies and 35mm slides, the images that appear on the auctions have an "eMoviePoster.com" watermark over it. The winners of those auctions can, upon request, have the unwatermarked images (if they were scanned, we will send unwatermarked scans, if they were photographed, we will send unwatermarked photographs, and if there is a combination of scans and photographs, we will send what we took).

HERE IS A CHART OF THE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION:
(to better help you find the sizes and countries that interest you)
1x001-1x005 11x14 negatives
1x006-1x142 8x10 negatives (singles and sets), 5x7 negative
1x143-1x167 4x5 negatives (singles and sets)
1x168-1x185 3x3 and 2x2 negatives
1x186-1x214 8x10 transparencies (sets and singles)
1x215-1x218 5x7 transparencies (singles)
1x219-1x407 4x5 transparencies (sets and singles)
1x408-1x444 3x3 transparencies (sets and singles)
1x445-1x456 2x2 transparencies (sets and singles)
1x457-1x710 35mm slides (sets and singles)

Best of luck to you if you bid on any of our auctions of camera original or studio-issued negatives, transparencies, or 35mm slides closing Sunday!
Title: Our great December Major Auction starts in just two weeks
Post by: descposter on November 17, 2018, 12:17:57 PM
Our great December Major Auction starts in just two weeks. In our major auctions we always "start from scratch" because we actually sell everything we auction and once again, our consignors came through with a great array of rarities from every year, genre and decade!

This is surely because we get the best prices overall (when you compare "apples to apples and oranges to oranges"), and because we charge substantially the lowest selling cost (when you add in other auctions' buyers premiums) of any major auction and also of course because we always say what we will do, and do what we say!

Go to http://www.emovieposter.com/learnmore/?page=consign_major to view many preview items.

What distinguishes OUR auctions from other major auctions? Only the lack of any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images! You will find an amazing "supermarket" selection of great posters from all years, genres, and countries!
Title: 710 transparencies, negatives and sets of 35mm slides end in a few hours
Post by: descposter on November 18, 2018, 08:51:47 AM
eMoviePoster.com truly spectacular selection of 710 camera original and studio-issued transparencies and negatives plus sets of 35mm slides ends in just a few HOURS (as of this writing) today SUNDAY beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html.

You may well have never bought any of these negatives, transparencies or slide sets, and you may not even know what they are (find out more here: http://www.emovieposter.com/auctions/special.php?d=20181111#SpecialNotes). This is a hobby that is in its infancy, and you may look back at this auction years from now and think "If only I had bought from it when prices were so low!  Think I am exaggerating about how low they are?

As of right now, with just a few HOURS left (as of this writing), ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY SEVEN of these are at the opening bid of $1 each, and 474 are just $10 each or under (and since lots of these contain multiple items, many of those are pennies each)! Now there is sure to be more bidding before these close, but you can never tell which ones will get those bids!

And remember that there are NO buyers premiums (especially the dreadful $19 minimum ones), so $1 is REALLY $1, and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these great stills you get, even if you get 100 of them! We only charge the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials if you live outside the U.S., and you can accumulate all you win in six weeks into as few packages as possible, which saves you a fortune on shipping.

Don't forget to check out these 710 camera original and studio-issued transparencies and negatives plus sets of 35mm slides sometime BEFORE they end in HOURS, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) by going to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and best of luck to you if you bid on any of these ultra rare collectibles!
Title: You say you like old movie posters, but they cost too darn much?
Post by: descposter on November 19, 2018, 11:32:43 PM
If you have looked at eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 999 folded one-sheets closing VERY soon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, you might ask yourself "Why are ONE THIRD of them still at just $1, $2, $3, or $4 less than a day to go until they start closing (as of this writing)?"

But a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"! We don't know WHY so many of these posters are at below wholesale prices, but we DO know that many of these prices are SO low that they seem insanely low!

You might get the impression from reading the above that these auctions mostly consist of "low end" one-sheets, BUT NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH! There are LOTS of "better" titles, and most of those are under (or far under) where the same titles have sold for in the past. See the current top items below.

And remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices you could buy a bunch and have the start of a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

Plus, remember that no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

Are you forgiving of posters that are in much lesser condition (or are willing to get them restored)? This auction contains 131 one-sheets that are in "poor" or "fair" or "fair to good" condition (and another 245 in "good" condition), but many of them are ones we have rarely auctioned before, if ever (or ones that would sell for a LOT if they were in nice condition. There are some incredible values on these, so if you can accept a well worn poster that shows its age (or just love the idea of possibly getting a $100 poster for $5 because of its condition defects!), be sure to check these out.

Of course, this auction also contains 623 folded one-sheets in "good to very good", "very good", or "very good to fine" condition, and most of those are also currently well under where dealers would ask for these posters (and please remember that we grade FAR more harshly (and completely honestly) than anyone else! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, because it takes a while to go through them all, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: A truly remarkable selection of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills
Post by: descposter on November 23, 2018, 07:54:55 AM
eMoviePoster.com has a truly remarkable selection of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills (almost surely our very best selection ever!) ending SUNDAY AFTERNOON beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, and I am certain that everyone who likes movies will want to look over these auctions!

When you sort the auctions by the highest priced stills first, you will see dozens of iconic images from great films (or portraits of stars), the kind that almost NEVER comes up for auction (and you might well wonder why they aren't in a museum!). And the selection of incredible "cheesecake" photos of the sexiest actresses ever (like Marilyn Monroe, Liz Taylor, Audrey Hepburn, Raquel Welch, and many others) is truly amazing to behold!

But this auction also contains HUNDREDS of other ultra-rare and desirable vintage single 8" x 10" stills, covering all years, stars and genres! I could go on and on describing other great aspects of this amazing offering, but I would so much prefer you simply go to the above link and see them for yourself. IF YOU ARE ANY KIND OF SERIOUS STILL COLLECTOR, YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A REAL HEADACHE IN DECIDING WHICH STILLS YOU MOST WANT TO BID ON, BECAUSE THERE ARE SO MANY WONDERFUL ONES!

Auctions like these don't come around every day and yet the current bid prices are mostly insanely low! Think I am exaggerating? As of right now, with two days to go, over HALF of these are at the opening bid of $1 (50 have no bid at all), and TWO THIRDS are just $1 to $4 each. Now they are sure to receive lots more bids, but these are true rarities that would look incredible on your wall (and they can be displayed in any inexpensive ready made frame), so please go to the above link soon and check these all out.

And remember that there are NO buyers premiums (especially the dreadful $19 minimum ones), so $1 is REALLY $1, and you pay just $8 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these great stills you get, even if you get 100 of them! We only charge the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials if you live outside the U.S., and you can accumulate all you win in six weeks into as few packages as possible, which saves you a fortune on shipping.

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific star, genre, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these auctions, they include 22 from Marilyn Monroe movies, and you can see just those 22 by clicking on the Search Filter that says "Marilyn Monroe" and then you will just see those 22, in our gallery format!

You can do the same thing for the 21 with Audrey Hepburn, the 21 Humphrey Bogart, 18 Alfred Hitchcock, 14 Boris Karloff, the 75 horror/sci-fi stills (including many unbelievable ones!), the 305 stills from the 1930s, and on and on!  Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is NO other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

Finally, did you know that in this set of auctions we at eMoviePoster.com only sell original vintage stills that either came directly from theater owners (or closed down theaters), or from poster exchanges, or from longtime collectors who purchased directly from either of the above, and we give every buyer a LIFETIME guarantee that every still we sell is original (something no other major auction does)?

You should always be sure to only buy original theatrical stills like the 999 offered in these auctions (which have collectible value, and have continued to rise in value over the years) as opposed to reproductions, which have only decorative value (and never rise in price). Don't delay! Visit the above link soon, because it takes quite a while to look over 999 diverse stills, and you will have a lot of fun doing so, even if you are only "window shopping"!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 25, 2018, 11:01:53 AM
eMoviePoster.com's best ever offering of 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills ends in HOURS today, beginning at 3 PM CST (NOT at 7 PM like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html, and I am certain that everyone who likes movies will want to look over these auctions!
Title: 595 "special" rolled posters AND 404 rolled one-sheets closing in hours
Post by: descposter on November 27, 2018, 07:50:29 AM
I want to tell you about a really great buying opportunity on eMoviePoster.com's auctions closing today, where you can practically "steal" many posters, because we have 595 "special" rolled posters (unusual U.S. and non-U.S. posters, movie and non-movie, including 80 war posters!) AND 404 rolled one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because 228 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 481 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and a full HALF are at just $1 to $5! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions.

What are you waiting for? A gold-plated invitation? Go to the above link NOW and find some great posters for your walls that will cost you next-to-nothing, and will give you endless viewing pleasure!

If you are wondering why we auctioning BOTH one-sheets AND "special" posters together, here is the answer. In the past, we have auctioned solely "newer" unfolded one-sheets and newer rolled "special" posters in separate auctions. But we find that many of the same people buy both of these types of posters, and by offering them in the same set of auctions, they can have a wider variety of items to choose from, AND they can combine them in the same tube, and save a FORTUNE on shipping, compared to buying them individually from multiple sellers.

Speaking of those "special" posters (the non-one-sheet part of this auction), these special posters contain a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and some that have no connection to movies at all). 357 OF THE 595 SPECIAL POSTERS COME FROM NON-U.S. COUNTRIES, including 117 from Germany, 28 from East Germany, 27 from the Czech Republic,, 27 from France, 29 from Poland, and on and on! In all, THIRTY NINE different countries are represented!

AND INCLUDED IN THE "SPECIAL" POSTERS IS A REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF 80 WAR POSTERS (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Awar%2520poster/13.html)! Almost all are from the U.S. and from World War II, and amazingly many are ones we have never auctioned before (that's because the collection was compiled many decades ago!). This is a great opportunity to buy wonderful war posters, many with cool art, and lots with wonderful taglines of that time, and yet amazingly, as of right now, 33 of them are under $15, so they are certainly extremely affordable! This is the second time we have offered posters from this amazing collection (the first time was two weeks ago, when we auctioned 96 of them, but those were ALL different from the ones closing today!).

And there is also an excellent collection of NINETEEN 1960s Rock and Roll concert posters (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Amusic%2520poster/tag/decade%253A1960s/tag/extra%253Auf/13.html), including some of the very best ones, with bands and performers like Jefferson Airplane, Big Brother and the Holding Company, Chuck Berry, and many more, and all have great psychedelic art! Most of these are currently far under where the same or similar posters sold for in the past. We have been auctioned an amazing collection of these that was compiled decades ago, and the 19 offered here are the very final ones from this collection, so don't miss this one last chance to get one or more of these, and maybe for far under what it has sold for previously!

And the rolled one-sheets include many of the most desired titles of the past several decades, including some real rarities! See only the 404 rolled one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype%253Aone-sheet/sort/4/13.html

No matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But please, if you can't look at these one-sheets and special posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: 999 non-U.S. posters from 30 countries closing in a few HOURS
Post by: descposter on November 29, 2018, 07:11:57 AM
eMoviePoster.com has 999 non-U.S. posters from 30 countries closing in a few HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and you likely know that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, and that sometimes they sell for bargain prices.

But the current bid prices on most of these 999 closing in hours are SO incredibly low that not only are they mostly below the cost of repros, but they are mostly well under the cost of gift-wrap, so you could buy many of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin!

The auctions closing today include 130 posters from France, 116 from Russia, 102 from Japan, 101 from England, 96 from Italy, 80 from Poland, 65 from Yugoslavia, 61 from Belgium, 52 from East Germany, 52 from Spain, 33 from Finland, 30 from the Czech Republic   and lower quantities from a total of 19 other countries.

So this truly IS "The World of Movie Posters", offered to you at one time (and you can bid on them from your home or office, and save round the world airfare, and because we can send them all to you in a single tube, you will save a massive amount on shipping compared to buying each one from a separate seller)!

So if you have only bought a few non-U.S. posters before (or never bought any), this would be a great time to start collecting them more seriously, because we are practically giving many of them away.

Many are far below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can add them to their site or eBay with no work at all).

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are? There are 474 that are at $1 (204 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid could possibly win those!), and 587 are at $1 to $5! See the lowest priced posters HERE: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/3/14.html

And the 405 that are over just $5 each are mostly WAY under what dealers would ask for these, if they have them (like $50 posters for $10, $100 posters for $20, etc).

And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium"). Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else).

And using our "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

But whether you are buying to add to your collection at super low prices, or whether you are buying for resale, you can't get these hard-to-believe bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on November 30, 2018, 07:09:06 PM
Woo Hoo! View a full preview of all the 332 linenbacked posters in Part I of our December Major Auction here: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/parti/

and View a full preview of all the 332 linenbacked posters in Part II here: http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/partii/

You'll find lots of really cool posters in both parts, all starting at $1 with NO reserves and NO buyers premiums!

And remember this is just HALF of the auction! Next week we will have full previews of the other two parts.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 02, 2018, 02:55:18 PM
eMoviePoster.com's 999 lots of vintage 8" x 10" stills (altogether containing 2 to 92 stills per lot with 8,197 in all!) close in MINUTES at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and many are absolute steals!

Why do I say you can "steal" them? Because, with ONE hour to go (as of this writing), there are 340 of these sets at $1 to $5 (and that is per LOT, not PER still, so many are PENNIES per still)!

Of course some of these will get more bids, but others won't, and you can't win ANY if you aren't bidding.
Title: Re: Part I of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction is now live
Post by: descposter on December 03, 2018, 06:58:10 AM
Part I of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction (332 linenbacked posters; U.S. movie posters, one-sheet or larger) is now live at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html and open for bidding!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 04, 2018, 06:10:02 AM
I imagine that all of you reading this like to make great buys on vintage movie posters just as much as the next fellow, and if so, then eMoviePoster.com's current 999 auctions of French & Italian one-panels (and larger) and window cards, which closes in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html is a set of auctions you REALLY want to check out soon because there are lots of them where the current bid prices are shockingly low!

How low is shockingly low? With just a few hours left until they close (as of this writing), 430 of these are still at just $1 (188 of the items have no bid, so a single $1 bid could take those) and 607 are at just $1 to $5 (and the 392 that are over just $5 are mostly WAY under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past, sometimes at amazing discounts, like $50 items for $10, $100 items for $25, etc). And as always, there are NO buyers premiums ($19 minimum or otherwise, so "$1" is really $1) and you pay only the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials, and U.S. customers can have all you get over a three week period sent in as few packages as possible (six weeks for non-U.S.), which really saves on shipping!

In addition to the many bargains, this set of auctions also contains great examples of each of these sizes, including some super rarities! You will need some time to look over this massive and diverse selection, so please start doing so soon, because many of these WILL sell for low prices (because every item REALLY started at $1 with no reserve), and if there are going to be great deals and "steals", then shouldn't you be doing your best to get some of them?

And don't forget to use our Search Filters (along the left side of our auction galleries) to let you solely look at the types of items you are most interested in. So you can easily solely look at the 285 window cards, the 109 Italian one-panel posters, the 81 Italian two-panel posters, or the 520 French posters! And you can also use our Search Filters to just look at the 37 posters from the 1940s (or the 31 from the 1930s, or the 12 from the 1920s), or the 161 horror/sci-fi posters, or the 51 Walt Disney posters or the 26 James Bond posters, or the 9 Clint Eastwood posters, or whatever!

No other auction has Search Filters that work anything like ours, and they are so helpful in searching that once you get used to using them you won't know how you ever looked at our auctions without using them! But please, if you can't look at all these items right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over 999 auctions, and once they start to close TODAY at 7PM CST these will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 05, 2018, 06:22:32 AM
Part II of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction (347 linenbacked posters of all kinds) is now live at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/13.html and open for bidding!

And of course Part I of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction (332 linenbacked posters; U.S. movie posters, one-sheet or larger) has been live since Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html and many bids have been placed on these great items!

JUST ADDED: You can also now view a COMPLETE PREVIEW of ALL of the 298 posters that ship rolled in tubes in Part III of our December Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/partiii/!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 06, 2018, 07:48:37 AM
Looking to make your dollars go further this holiday season? If so, you will LOVE eMoviePoster.com's current selection of 999 rolled (or formerly folded) 27x40 & 27x41 one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because the current bid prices on many of them are hard to believe!

Think I am exaggerating? With just a few hours left (as of this writing), there are 356 of them at $1 (113 have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid might get those) and HALF of them are at just $1, $2, or $3 each!

You could start a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

But at THESE low, low prices you could also certainly buy one or more from a recent movie you like and tack or tape it straight on your wall (just like you did when you were a teen) or you could give some as unique gifts to friends. These days, almost everything seems so expensive, but NOT most of these one-sheets!

And every poster really started at $1, with no reserves or buyers premiums ($19 or otherwise), so ALL will really sell to the high bidder, no matter how low the final bid price!

And this set of auctions also contains lots of the very best posters from the past 30 years as well, as will be immediately evident when you look at the highest priced posters.

So whether you are looking for great posters or great bargains, you will find plenty to interest you! So why not visit the above link right now because, in just a few hours these will all be going, going, GONE!

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 07, 2018, 07:02:58 AM
Wow! From now until Sunday at 3 PM CST (when Part I starts to close), you can see ALL 976 items in Parts I, II and III of eMoviePoster.com's December Major Auction at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html!

This is especially useful if you are using our "Search" or "Search Filters" to find items of interest (whether by star, decade, genre or whatever) because you can search all the items with a single click. But you REALLY need to look over ALL 976 items, because we have far more super-rarities (and items we have never auctioned before) than in ANY of our previous Major Auctions.

But don't take my word for it! Go right now to the above link. If you collect ANY kind of movie paper (or non-movie posters) you are sure to find items of interest, because there are surely items for every movie poster collector, and (despite our name) there are also posters for EVERY poster collector (movie or non-movie, because this major auction has our greatest selection of non-movie posters ever, especially travel and war)!

And if the above weren't enough, in around 12 hours from now we will add a complete preview of the 450 or so items in the final Part IV, which doesn't start until Part I ends on Sunday, because we want everyone to know exactly what is in Part I PRIOR to Part I ending. And Part IV contains 171 lobby cards, and we guarantee you that you have never seen such a collection of super-rare lobby cards in one place at one time before!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 07, 2018, 07:15:18 PM
By working feverishly all day, we at eMoviePoster.com were able to add a complete preview gallery of all the 399 items in Part IV (including the best offering of ultra-rare lobby cards we have ever had!) at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/partiv/

This means that all of you can see all of them BEFORE the Part I items end Sunday (and of course, these Part IV items go "live" as soon as the Part I items end Sunday).

As you can see, we really "saved many of the best for last"! We worked all day to get this preview done, and we hope you all really like it!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: okiehawker on December 07, 2018, 11:26:08 PM
Yep, some nice goodies!   Okie
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 08, 2018, 11:01:51 AM
If you have the slightest interest in vintage posters and have considered hanging one on your wall, whether because it is from a favorite movie, or just because you love the graphics, you may not have done so because you thought the good ones were "too expensive", but if so, you were likely wrong!

There is just ONE day left in my company's (eMoviePoster.com) auctions of 332 linenbacked posters (U.S. movie posters, one-sheet or larger) in Part I of our December Major Auction closing at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and at the current bid prices there are sensational deals!

Every poster in Part I has been professionally linenbacked, usually at a cost of around $125 to $200 for one-sheets, and yet LOTS of these will surely end up selling for well under the cost of linenbacking alone!

Hard to believe? The proof is in the bids. With one day to go until these start to close, there are FORTY THREE of these at under just $25 each, 74 of these at under just $40 each. and a whopping 116 of these at under just $60 each!

It is not just these lowest priced ones that represent great values, as there are posters at every price level that are far under where the same (or similar) posters have sold for before, and these make unique holiday gifts (for yourself or others) that don't have to cost you an arm and a leg, so please start checking them out now!

If you are not yet a registered bidder, you need to sign up right away at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf, so that you can begin placing your bids once your registration is approved (it is quick and easy, and, unlike most other auctions, we "qualify our bidders so you KNOW you are bidding against real bidders who will honor their bids).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 09, 2018, 08:15:41 AM
I just saw how extremely low the prices are on many of the 332 linenbacked posters (U.S. movie posters, one-sheet or larger) that will begin closing VERY SOON beginning at 3 PM CST TODAY at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/15.html in Part I of eMoviePoster.com's incredible December Major Auction!

You can also see ALL the items in Parts I to III (until today at 5 PM CST) in a single gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html and a full preview of Part IV at http://www.emovieposter.com/online/previews/201812/partiv/ (the Part IV items start as soon as Part I ends).

DO YOU LIKE TO GET REALLY GREAT "DEALS"? Then you will surely want to closely look over these 332 linenbacked posters, because currently, with EIGHT HOURS left (as of this writing) until these start to close, there are an astonishing SIXTY TWO linenbacked posters that are under just $50 each and a truly amazing ONE HUNDRED FIFTY EIGHT under just $100 each! This is under the cost of linenbacking alone, sometimes way under!

Of course, there are also many of the linenbacked posters closing very soon that are in the high hundreds or thousands of dollars as well, because this auction is also crammed with great rarities that will deservedly sell for high amounts, and if those are of interest to you, know that many of them are far under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and there also some posters in this auction that we have NEVER auctioned in the past).

Remember that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums (so EVERY poster will really have a new owner when each auction ends, at exactly the final bid price), and we also have honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item (especially important when you are buying items that have been restored, and must trust the honesty of the auction house).

That is why it is SO important that not only DON'T we have "Buyer Beware" (which every other auction house falls back on, which means YOU are stuck when THEY make a mistake, intentional or accidentally), but what we DO have is that we stand behind everything we auction, with a lifetime guarantee on all we auction (something NO other auction offers), so you can bid and buy with confidence.

All of our 47,000+ past buyers from our 1,522,000+ completed auctions over the past 28 years (and over 85 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, whether you spend five dollars or five thousand dollars!

If you are not yet a registered bidder, you need to sign up right away at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf, so that you can begin placing your bids once your registration is approved (it is quick and easy, and, unlike most other auctions, we "qualify our bidders so you KNOW you are bidding against real bidders who will honor their bids).

Please go to the above link right away and I think you will find the current bid prices on at least some of these linenbacked posters low enough that you can't resist placing a few bids. There are almost surely going to be great buys made later today, but YOU can't get them if you aren't bidding! Best of luck to those of you who bid on these Part I items closing in a few hours.
Title: Re: You can see ALL 1,043 items in Parts II, III and IV in a single gallery
Post by: descposter on December 10, 2018, 02:19:03 PM
Part I of eMoviePoster.com's incredible December Major Auction has ended, but Part II, Part III and Part IV still remain, and there are a TON of great items in these three parts, and from now until Tuesday at 7 PM CST (when Part II starts to close), you can see ALL 1,043 items in Parts II, III and IV in a single gallery at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/all.html!

This is especially useful if you are using our "Search" or "Search Filters" to find items of interest (whether by star, decade, genre or whatever) because you can search all the items with a single click. But you REALLY need to look over ALL 1,043 items, because we have far more super-rarities (and items we have never auctioned before or have not auctioned in decades!) than in ANY of our previous Major Auctions.

But don't take my word for it! Go right now to the above link. If you collect ANY kind of movie paper (or non-movie posters) you are sure to find items of interest, because there are surely items for every movie poster collector, and (despite our name) there are also posters for EVERY poster collector (movie or non-movie, because this major auction has our greatest selection of non-movie posters ever, especially travel and war)!

And if you like lobby cards, know that Part IV has the MOST sensational group of 171 lobby cards you have ever seen in one place at one time at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Alobby%2520card/all.html!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 11, 2018, 07:19:57 AM
I DON'T want to tell you about Part II of our December Major Auction (347 linenbacked posters of all kinds) which closes in just a few hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html

I am NOT going to tell you about the many quality posters that are well under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past!
I am NOT going to tell you that LOTS of these are currently well under the cost of linenbacking alone!
I am NOT going to tell you that LOTS of these are posters we either have never auctioned before, or have only auctioned one time!
I am NOT going to tell you that we don't have any reserves or buyers premiums, honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images!

Why? Because I want you to go to the above link and view all these posters for yourself, because seeing the posters (and their current bid prices, especially that EIGHTY FIVE of these linenbacked posters are under $30!) will sell them far better than anything I can write here!

Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: okiehawker on December 11, 2018, 09:15:44 PM
One nice poster for me so far from the EMP December auction!  And, it will be very appropriate to post it on Christmas Eve.  Okie
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Crazy Vick on December 11, 2018, 11:18:29 PM
One nice poster for me so far from the EMP December auction!  And, it will be very appropriate to post it on Christmas Eve.  Okie
Thats easy gotta be the one with the xmas trees..
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5281972
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: okiehawker on December 11, 2018, 11:27:34 PM
Thats easy gotta be the one with the xmas trees..
http://auctions.emovieposter.com/Bidding.taf?_function=detail&Auction_uid1=5281972

Kiss the sky Christmas, St. Vick!   Okie
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 14, 2018, 07:22:16 AM
Part IV of eMoviePoster.com's incredible December Major Auction ends Sunday (starting at 3 PM CST) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

It contains 399 posters, lobby cards, and more that ship in flat packages (including some that ship in oversized flat packages)..

One quick look at this final part will tell you that we "saved many of the best for last" (like a Star Wars 7-sheet, a Goldfinger 6-sheet, a Gold Rush window card, and much, much more)!

The highlight of this Part IV is the amazing collection of 171 lobby cards (166 singles and 5 complete sets) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Alobby%2520card/15.html.

We had a similar selection of incredible lobby cards in our last two Major Auctions. I could go on and on about them, but I won't say more about them, because one quick look at them at the above link will show you that most of them are the "best of the best" and many are unbelievably rare!

But this Part IV also has THIRTY THREE folded one-sheets at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype:one-sheet/15.html. Not a huge selection, but they include LOTS of rare and/or desirable ones. They are all unrestored, so the new owners can see EXACTLY what condition they are in, and can decide IF they want to restore them or leave them as they are, and they can choose which restorer to use.

This Part IV also contains 29 half-sheets, 14 window cards, 9 inserts, 7 three-sheets, 3 24-sheets, and two six-sheets (Goldfinger and Son of Kong English 6-sheet)! Plus 6 campaign books and three pressbooks!

This Part IV also contains FIFTY FIVE posters from ten countries outside the U.S., all picked for their rarity and desirability, a great selection!.

Finally, this Part IV also contains around 50 items that are either not from movies at all, or are special posters of an unusual type or size that are connected to a movie (on most there are just one of each type, or sometimes a few).

You really want to look all these over carefully, because there are quite a few you might not see again for many years, if ever and some of them may well sell for bargain prices.

Looking at the current bid prices, it is likely that a lot of these items (at all price levels) will sell to dealers, who will then re-offer them for two, three or MANY times what they paid (we make it super-easy for them to do so, since we supply them with unwatermarked images of all they buy (on request) and they can even "borrow" our movie and condition descriptions, so they can have their purchases re-listed to their websites (or eBay) just as soon as they receive them!

Remember that we have NO reserves or buyers premiums, and we also have honest condition grading, and unenhanced super-sized images of every item. All of our 47,000+ past buyers from our 1,521,000+ completed auctions over the past 28 years (and over 83 million dollars in sales) KNOW that we always do exactly what we say we will, whether you spend five dollars or five thousand dollars!

Please go to the above links right away and I think you will find the current bid prices on these great (and rare) items of every kind irresistible. There are almost surely going to be great buys made, but YOU can't get them if you aren't bidding!
Title: Re:Just hours left until the final Part IV ends!
Post by: descposter on December 16, 2018, 10:13:38 AM
Just hours left until the final Part IV of eMoviePoster.com's incredible December Major Auction ends (starting at 3 PM CST) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

It contains 399 posters, lobby cards, and more that ship in flat packages (including some that ship in oversized flat packages). One quick look at this final part will tell you that we "saved many of the best for last" (like a Star Wars 7-sheet, a Goldfinger 6-sheet, a Gold Rush window card, and much, much more)!

The highlight of this Part IV is the amazing collection of 171 lobby cards (166 singles and 5 complete sets) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Alobby%2520card/15.html.

Go right now to the above links and check these out, because it takes a while to look over this many extremely varied items, and in just a few hours, they all will be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Harry Caul on December 16, 2018, 08:07:52 PM
Congrats on your big sale Bruce!  $24K on the Star Wars 7-sheet  faint2.gif faint2.gif faint2.gif faint2.gif faint2.gif
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: okiehawker on December 16, 2018, 09:46:20 PM
I bought one piece for 1/240 of the 6 sheet Star Wars poster! Okie
Title: Re: 999 folded one-sheets closing VERY soon, ONE THIRD of them at just $1 to $5!
Post by: descposter on December 18, 2018, 07:15:48 AM
If you have looked at eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 999 folded one-sheets closing VERY soon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, you might ask yourself "Why are ONE THIRD of them still at just $1 to $5 with just 13 hours to go until they start closing (as of this writing)?"

But a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"! We don't know WHY so many of these posters are at below wholesale prices, but we DO know that many of these prices are SO low that they seem insanely low!

You might get the impression from reading the above that these auctions mostly consist of "low end" one-sheets, BUT NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH!  There are LOTS of "better" titles, and most of those are under (or far under) where the same titles have sold for in the past, and these include a LOT of the most collected titles of the 1960s and 1970s.

And remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices you could buy a bunch and have the start of a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

Plus, remember that no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, because it takes a while to go through them all, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 20, 2018, 07:51:04 AM
If you like lobby cards, you are going to LOVE eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (5,670 cards in all) that close in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because they represent a really great lobby card buying opportunity!

Think I am exaggerating about how low the prices are? Think again, because as of this writing, with just hours to go, there are 134 of these sets at $1 and ONE THIRD are at just $1 to $4 per SET, not per CARD! Since 40% of these are complete sets of 8 or more, this means a large number are well under just a DOLLAR per card (and on the lowest priced ones, pennies per card!).

And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones, but all of them, even the highest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or one of the better scenes)!

And with these low, low prices you MIGHT think these are mostly obscure titles with little desirability. But that is not in the slightest true! Look at the images and links below, and you will see lots and lots of VERY desirable titles, most currently FAR under where they have sold for in the past! Plus, there are THIRTY SEVEN complete sets from the 1930s and 1940s, and most of those are currently at joke low prices!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 sets! If you focus on the least expensive cards, you may be able to buy a giant box of many hundreds of cards, and have it cost just $100 or so, INCLUDING U.S. shipping!

If you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that 454 of these sets are from the 1950s and earlier (including 230 from the 1940s and earlier), and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare!

But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so please don't wait until right before they close and instead start looking these over soon to give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in a few hours. And remember that you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 22, 2018, 04:33:19 PM
Do you like rare movie related memorabilia? Want to give a friend, relative (or yourself) a great inexpensive holiday present? eMoviePoster.com has 999 heralds, trade ads, pressbooks, program books, and more closing Sunday starting at 3PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

This auction is a "catch-all" auction where we put items that DON'T fit in our "regular" auctions, but which DO fit in our standard size mailers and this time we are auctioning U.S. heralds, pressbooks, trade ads (U.S. and English), and books of all kinds (hardcover, softcover, and paperback, plus souvenir program books

We also have some really great original animation "Kodalith" cels from Disney's Tron (color and black and white), plus great collections of 23 Film Daily Yearbooks, 13 International Motion Picture Almanacs, 41 "movie edition" hardcover from the 1920s and 1930s, 5 "Big Little Books", and more)!

There are a LOT of very unusual items in this set of auctions, some of which you might never see again, and there is a real chance you might "miss" ones you might be interested in, so you really want to take some extra time looking them all over!

If you just like making incredible deals (whether to add to your collection, or as a dealer to re-sell), then THIS really is the set of auctions for you. Maybe it is because many of our bidders are not familiar with these exact types of items, but with just one day to go, 294 of these items are at just $1 and 87 of those have no bid and over half are just $1 to $4!

Now lots of these are sure to get some or several bids, but many won't, and it takes quite a while to look over this many extremely varied items, so please visit the above link now, because in just one day, all these items will have new owners, since EVERY item really started at $1, with NO reserve, and NO buyers premiums!
Title: Re: Just an hour until these 999 heralds, trade ads, books and more close!
Post by: descposter on December 23, 2018, 03:01:42 PM
Just an hour until these 999 heralds, trade ads, pressbooks, program books, and more closing Sunday start to close (at 3PM CST) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

Do you like rare movie related memorabilia? Want to give a friend, relative (or yourself) a great inexpensive holiday present? There are a LOT of very unusual items in this set of auctions, some of which you might never see again! Want to give a friend, relative (or yourself) a great inexpensive holiday present? This is the set of auctions for you!

With an hour to go, 139 of these items are at just $1 and 387 are at $1 to $5, so please visit the above link now, because in a very short time, all these items will have new owners, since EVERY item really started at $1, with NO reserve, and NO buyers premiums!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 25, 2018, 01:12:22 PM
Some fool scheduled eMoviePoster.com's 999 non-U.S. posters from 32 countries to close on the night of Christmas Day at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, so there may be the chance for really incredible buys, especially since there are NO reserves on any of them and they ALL start at $1!

If YOU don't celebrate this holiday, or if you simply get tired of the endless football games, or just want to take a break, you could do no better than to look these over, as there are LOTS of good titles included and yet there are tons of bargains.

Think I am exaggerating? As of right now, with 8 hours to go, there are 246 that are at $1, and 451 are at $1 to $5! And the 448 that are over just $5 each are mostly WAY under what dealers would ask for these, if they have them (like $50 posters for $10, $100 posters for $20, etc).

You likely already know that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, so if you have only bought a few non-U.S. posters before, this would be a great time to start collecting them more seriously.

And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium"). Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else).

And using our "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

So whether you are buying to add to your collection at super low prices, or whether you are buying for resale, you can't get these hard-to-believe bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 27, 2018, 08:08:05 AM
Like buying posters for almost nothing? eMoviePoster.com has 599 "special" rolled posters (unusual U.S. and non-U.S. posters, movie and non-movie, including 87 war posters) closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because 182 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 454 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and 588 are at just $1 to $5! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions.

If you are wondering why we auctioning BOTH one-sheets AND "special" posters together, it is because we find that many of the same people buy both of these types of posters, and by offering them in the same set of auctions, they can have a wider variety of items to choose from, AND they can combine them in the same tube, and save a FORTUNE on shipping, compared to buying them individually from multiple sellers.

Speaking of those "special" posters (the non-one-sheet part of this auction), these special posters contain a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and some that have no connection to movies at all). 354 OF THE 595 SPECIAL POSTERS COME FROM NON-U.S. COUNTRIES, including 138 from Germany, 45 from France, 23 from East Germany, 18 from the Czech Republic,, 17 from the U.K., 16 from Argentina, and on and on! In all, 28 different countries are represented!

AND INCLUDED IN THE "SPECIAL" POSTERS IS A REMARKABLE COLLECTION OF 87 WAR POSTERS (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Awar%2520poster/14.html)! Almost all are from the U.S. and from World War II, and amazingly many are ones we have never auctioned before (that's because the collection was compiled many decades ago!).This is a great opportunity to buy wonderful war posters, many with cool art, and lots with wonderful taglines of that time, and yet amazingly, as of right now, 33 of them are under $15, so they are certainly extremely affordable! This is the third time we have offered posters from this amazing collection (we previously auctioned 176 from this remarkable collection, but almost all of those were ALL different from the ones closing today!).

And last time we auctioned the last of an amazing collection of 1960s Rock and Roll concert posters we had been auctioning over several months, but now an entirely different consignor sent us eleven more (at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/tag/xtype%253Amusic%2520poster/tag/decade%253A1960s/tag/extra%253Auf/14.html). These include a number of ones we have never auctioned before, with bands and performers like The Doors, Big Brother and the Holding Company, and more, and all have great psychedelic art by artists like Victor Moscoso! Most of these are currently far under where the same or similar posters sold for in the past, so don't miss this chance to get one or more of these, and maybe for far under what it has sold for previously!

And the rolled one-sheets include many of the most desired titles of the past several decades, including some real rarities! See only the 400 rolled one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype%253Aone-sheet/sort/4/14.html

No matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But please, if you can't look at these one-sheets and special posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 28, 2018, 07:07:46 AM
You can get lots of BIG posters for TINY prices in eMoviePoster.com's current 999 auctions of 999 three-sheets, six-sheets, Italian 1 panels and 2 panels, and large English posters that close Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html! Maybe this is because many bidders are "wiped out" after our recently concluded December Major Auction (or the holidays!), but whatever the reason, this is an incredible buying opportunity.

Do you think I might be exaggerating about how low the prices are? There are an inconceivable 446 of them at $1 (90 of those have no bid at all, so a single $1 bid can possibly win those!), and TWO THIRDS are at just $1 to $5 each. And a very high percentage of the one third that are over just $5 each are mostly WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and they include a LOT of really excellent posters, the kind you might see in a "major" auction).

And unlike many auctions, there are no tricks or fine print to these auctions, that turn "steals" into not-so-good deals. First and foremost, there are NO massive $19 "minimum buyers premiums" (in fact, there are no buyers premiums at all) so "$1" is really $1. And all buyers pay the actual cost of shipping your purchases (plus $3 for packing material), but U.S. buyers can wait a total of three weeks before we send all their purchases from that time in as few packages as possible (and non-U.S. buyers can wait a total of six weeks).

If you have only bought a few of these sizes in the past, you could NEVER pick a better time to start seriously collecting them, because so many of these posters are offered at such low, low prices with just two days to go until they start closing at 3 PM CST Sunday (NOT 7 PM, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions). If you plan on placing several bids (or just like to look at really cool and rare posters), be sure to go to the above link soon, because it takes a while to look over this many widely varied posters!

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! So why not start looking over these right now, and start finding that perfect poster to display in your home (at these low, low prices, you could just tack or tape them to the walls!), one that may well cost you less than a cup of coffee at Starbucks, and will surely give you many years of viewing pleasure?

If you are not yet a registered bidder, you need to sign up right away at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf, so that you can begin placing your bids. (it is quick and easy, and we "qualify our bidders so you KNOW you are bidding against real bidders who will honor their bids).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on December 30, 2018, 08:46:10 AM
Just hours to go on eMoviePoster.com's current 999 auctions of 999 three-sheets, six-sheets, Italian 1 panels and 2 panels, and large English posters that close starting at 3 PM CST today at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html!

These auctions contain a LOT of great posters (at all price levels) that are currently WAY under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past.

If there are going to be amazing bargains (like $50 posters for $10, $100 for $20, etc), wouldn't YOU like to get some of them? Why not go to the above link right now and start checking these out?

The above link has the posters from highest priced to lowest priced. If you want to see the lowest priced first, go to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/3/15.html

If you are not yet a registered bidder, you need to sign up right away at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf, so that you can begin placing your bids. (it is quick and easy, and we "qualify our bidders so you KNOW you are bidding against real bidders who will honor their bids).
Title: You can now bid on eMoviePoster.com auctions directly from your My Bids page
Post by: descposter on December 31, 2018, 09:11:43 AM
Attention all those who bid in our eMoviePoster.com auctions! We just added a REALLY significant improvement to our auctions, which is that you can now bid on auctions directly from your My Bids page!

Yes, you can now bid directly from your My Bids page (but solely on items you have already bid on)! This will surely save you LOTS of time in placing bids, especially on the day the auctions close. We have an explanation of exactly how it works in our latest E-Mail Club Message at https://www.emovieposter.com/club/email.php

Please when you next bid on any of our auctions, look at your "My Bids" page and check out the above. Let us know how it worked for you, and also PLEASE make certain that you are bidding on the items you intend to bid on!

AND OF COURSE, YOU DON'T HAVE TO USE THIS NEW FEATURE AT ALL! If you prefer, you can simply keep bidding exactly as you have in the past. This just gives you a new ADDED way to bid!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 01, 2019, 09:05:12 AM
eMoviePoster.com's 800 bulk lots containing 26,518 items end in hours. You can see for yourself just how low the current bids are at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/13.html

YOU can get bulk lots of EVERY imaginable kind of movie memorabilia (posters, lobby cards, sheet music, stills, pinback buttons, non-U.S. posters, comic books, and much, much more) at prices you will find hard to believe!

It is like walking into a store and having the owner tell you that EVERYTHING is 90% off for one day only! And many lots are currently just pennies per item. And we only charge the actual cost of getting the items to you, plus $3 for packaging materials!

And don't forget our great "Search Filters" to the left of our gallery that lets you solely look at the types of items that most interest you! Why not check them out right now, because we know you will find it impossible not to bid at the current low, low prices (and EVERY lot will have a new owner, because EVERY one started at $1, with NO reserves, and NO buyers premiums)!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 08, 2019, 06:50:32 AM
eMoviePoster.com has an excellent group of 317 title lobby cards and 317 scene lobby cards closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. Yet there are somehow currently 175 of these cards at just $1 to $5, and THREE HUNDRED TWENTY FOUR of them at just $1 to $15!

And it is not just those lowest priced 324 cards that represent incredible deals. All through the rest of the 310 other cards over just $15 you will find ones that are WAY under where the same or similar cards have sold for in the past (and we are talking amazing discounts, like $50 cards at $15, $100 cards at $20, and so on). And at the top end, there are lots and lots of cards you might not see offered again for YEARS (and many are from titles where it is outright impossible to find ANY poster, so a lobby card may be your only way to have that title in your collection)!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 10 cards from Humphrey Bogart films (including some ultra-rare ones), and you can see just those 10 by clicking on the Search Filter that says "Humphrey Bogart" and then you will just see those 10 cards, in our gallery format!

You can do the same thing for the 10 John Wayne cards, the 77 serial cards, the 75 cowboy western cards, the 71 horror/sci-fi cards, the 553 detective cards, the 159 cards from the 1930s (or the 194 cards from the 1940s), and on and on! Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is NO other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

Of special notice in this set of auctions is the AMAZING collection of 26 CHARLIE CHAN lobby cards found at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/search/charlie%2520chan/sort/4/13.html (this link shows 30 items because a few non-Chan films mention him in their description). There are 16 Title cards and 10 scene cards (all from different entries in the series, from 1934 to 1949!) and it would likely take you many YEARS to assemble a similar collection, and yet, every one of these very rare lobby cards will have new owners once these auctions end!

But please, if you can't look at all these lobby cards right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many fine cards, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!

P.S. If you are wondering why we have "only" 634 lobby cards this time, and not our usual 999, it is because we were closed for Christmas and New Year's. and that set us back slightly, but now we are back full-time, and there should be no more "short" auctions!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 10, 2019, 08:49:10 AM
If you like buying cool different movie paper for next to nothing, then you will LOVE eMoviePoster.com's current selection of 999 Australian daybills, German A1s, and other non-U.S. posters and lobby cards ending in hours TODAY at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html!

Think I am exaggerating about the great values? With just hours to go on these auctions, 267 of these are at $1, and just over HALF are at just $1 to $5! And almost all of the slightly under half that are over just $5 are mostly FAR under where the same or similar items have sold for in the past.

The only way many of these items could be much cheaper would be if WE paid YOU to haul them away! Yet this set of auctions also contains a LOT of better quality (and often rare) Australian, German, Russian, and French posters and lobby cards, and yet even the best of these are almost all VERY affordable!

And remember that there are NO buyers premiums (especially the dreadful $19 minimum ones), so $1 is REALLY $1, and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 of them!

We only charge the actual cost of shipping plus $3 for packaging materials if you live outside the U.S., and you can accumulate all you win in six weeks into as few packages as possible, which saves you a fortune on shipping (3 weeks for buyers in the U.S.).

But please check them out soon, because it can take a while to check out this many varied items and in just a few hours EVERY one of these items will be going, going, GONE, no matter how low the final selling price!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 12, 2019, 01:21:35 PM
eMoviePoster.com's current "all-signed" auction ends Sunday at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html. If you are not yet a registered bidder, you need to sign up right away at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf (it is quick and easy, but there is a few hour delay in getting "approved"), so that you can begin placing your bids.

Even if you have never purchased even one autographed item in the past, I personally guarantee you will LOVE the current selection in our twenty seventh "all-signed" auction which closes in two days (on Sunday) starting at 3 PM CST (NOT 7 PM CST, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions.

It contains 999 personally autographed items of all types and sizes (all with genuine signatures!), and there is something there for every collector (and there might be so much to tempt you that it will be hard narrowing down which you most want to bid on)!

I also guarantee that you will even more love the incredibly low prices! Currently, there are 235 of these personally signed items at just $1, and 426 of the items at just $1 to $5 (and we have no "$19 minimum buyers premiums" and in fact we have NO buyers premiums at all.

We are the only major auction house to ban this deceptive add-on, which turns many great purchases into not-so-great ones). And almost all of these items (not just the super-low priced ones) are FAR under where any autograph dealer would ask for them.

Why buy at retail when you have this one-time chance to buy at well under retail (and in some cases, well under wholesale)? And remember that these signed items make fantastic unique birthday or holiday gifts for your friends and relatives!

Everyone has a "favorite" movie star, and you can likely get them a great signed item from that star WITHOUT spending a lot of money, and it will mean a lot more to them than a new tie or some other boring gift!

If you are a dealer who would consider buying these for resale (because you can't resist the insanely low prices!), please know that you could buy a bunch of these for a few dollars each, and then slap them on eBay at $9.99 each (or $14.99 or $19.99) and make a bundle.

Or you could sell them from your website (in either case, we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so it is super easy to get them re-listed with virtually NO work on your part, because you can even "borrow" our descriptions).

You can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0" (which makes the payment process easy and quick), and it even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

Please note that THREE QUARTERS of the items offered are vintage items, and ONE QUARTER of the items are later reproductions (but some of the reproductions date from as far back as the 1960s), and we ALWAYS clearly identify which is which (and we put all the reproductions at the end of the auction, to make it even less likely anyone could get confused.

But, IN EVERY CASE, every one of these items was actually personally signed by the person listed (if the item is a reproduction, then it means the person signed it after it was created, and the signature itself is NEVER "reproduced")!

But please, if you can't look at these personally autographed items right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items (especially in this case, when there are so many varied types), and in just two days EVERY one of these items will be going, going, GONE, no matter how low the final selling price!

P.S. Are YOU one of those people who say you say you NEVER win anything? Then please consider buying any ONE of our 999 personally autographed items of all types and sizes closing Sunday the 13th at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html!

Why? Because then you will have around a one out of 250 chance of winning $1,000 of fixed price posters from our website!

This is because this set of auctions closing the 13th will be our TWO THOUSANDTH set of thrice weekly auctions, and we want to celebrate this milestone in this special way.

The morning after the auctions close, we will put numbers on all the names of the winners of those 999 signed auctions (usually around 250 different people), and then put those numbers into a random number generator, and whoever has that number WINS!

It doesn't matter if that person only bought one signed item, and it doesn't matter if that item sold for $1.

The high bidder will still get all the $1,000 of fixed price posters (our choice), and we will even pay the cost of shipping no matter where they live.


If the person who wins at random spent very little for their signed purchases that one purchase will surely prove to be the best buy he/she ever made, and EVERYONE who wins any item has around a 1/250 chance of winning!

So why not go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/15.html and and find some items to bid on (currently, with a day to go, there are 426 personally autographed items at $1 to $5). These are great buys anyone, but with the added one in 250 chance of winning $1,000 in fixed priced posters they are unbelievably great buys!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 13, 2019, 09:12:36 AM
Just hours left until eMoviePoster.com's 999 personally autographed items of all types and sizes begin to close at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html (starting at 3 PM CST, NOT 7 PM, like our Tuesday and Thursday auctions).

You have an extra-special reason to buy any one item from this set of auctions. We are giving a randomly chosen buyer from these auctions $1,000 of fixed price posters from our site (our choice), because this set of auctions is our 2,000th set!

Why not go to the above link right now and start looking these over? As of now, ONE THIRD of these autographed items are at $1 to $5, and all will have new owners, since every item started at $1 with no reserve (or buyers premiums)!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 15, 2019, 08:28:28 AM
eMoviePoster.com has 999 non-U.S. posters from 33 countries closing in  LESS THAN 12 HOURS (as of this writing) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html. You likely know that non-U.S. posters like these often have great completely different images from the corresponding U.S. one-sheets, and that sometimes they sell for bargain prices.

But the current bid prices on most of these 999 closing in hours are SO incredibly low that not only are they mostly below the cost of repros, but they are mostly well under the cost of gift-wrap, so you could buy many of these and use them that way, but to us that would be a sin!

Think I am exaggerating about how low the current bid prices are? As of this writing, with just 12 hours until these start to close, there are 238 that are at $1, and 357 are at $1 to $5! And the 642 that are over just $5 each are mostly WAY under what dealers would ask for these, if they have them (like $50 posters for $10, $100 posters for $20, etc).

Of special note in the auctions closing today is the great selection of 206 posters from Italy, including around 100 locandinas (like U.S, inserts, except with art) and 100 photobusta singles and sets (like giant size lobby cards, but with great border art)!

 But we also have 145 from France, 118 from Japan, 71 from East Germany, 68 from Poland, 58 from Belgium, 38 from England, 45 from Yugoslavia, 51 from the Czech Republic and lower quantities from a total of 24 other countries. So this truly IS "The World of Movie Posters", offered to you at one time (and you can bid on them from your home or office, and save round the world airfare, and because we can send them all to you in a single tube, you will save a massive amount on shipping compared to buying each one from a separate seller)!

So if you have only bought a few non-U.S. posters before, this would be a great time to start collecting them more seriously, because we are practically giving many of them away. Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) posters have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items.

And if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can add them to their site or eBay with no work at all).

And these are honest no reserve auctions, where every item really starts at $1, and really sells to the highest bidder (and we have no "buyers premiums", so "$1" is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium"). Plus, no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else).

So what are you waiting for? Go right now to http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html and start looking and bidding, because in a few short hours, all of these posters will be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 17, 2019, 08:39:52 AM
In a few short hours you can practically "steal" many posters, because eMoviePoster.com has 600 "special" rolled posters (unusual U.S. and non-U.S. posters, movie and non-movie) AND 399 rolled one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because 104 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 401 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and 597 are at just $1 to $5! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions. What are you waiting for? A gold-plated invitation? Go to the above link NOW and find some great posters for your walls that will cost you next-to-nothing, and will give you endless viewing pleasure!

If you are wondering why we auctioning BOTH one-sheets AND "special" posters together, here is the answer. In the past, we have auctioned solely "newer" unfolded one-sheets and newer rolled "special" posters in separate auctions. But we find that many of the same people buy both of these types of posters, and by offering them in the same set of auctions, they can have a wider variety of items to choose from, AND they can combine them in the same tube, and save a FORTUNE on shipping, compared to buying them individually from multiple sellers.

Speaking of those "special" posters (the non-one-sheet part of this auction), these special posters contain a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and some that have no connection to movies at all). 385 OF THE 600 SPECIAL POSTERS COME FROM NON-U.S. COUNTRIES, including 71 from Germany, 82 from East Germany, 42 from Kenya, 14 from France, 64 from Poland, and on and on! In all, THIRTY TWO different countries are represented!

And the rolled one-sheets include many of the most desired titles of the past several decades, including some real rarities! See only the 399 rolled one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype%253Aone-sheet/sort/4/14.html

No matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

But please, if you can't look at these one-sheets and special posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 20, 2019, 09:23:03 AM
Just hours left on eMoviePoster.com's 999 vintage single 8" x 10" stills at auction ending SUNDAY beginning at 3 PM CST at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html

 As of right now 460 of these are just $1 to $5 each. And the ones over just $5 are mostly FAR under where the same (or similar) stills have sold for in the past.

If you want a chance to get some super rare original vintage stills (with no reserves or buyers premiums) go right now to the above link, because it takes a while to look over this many great stills, and very soon they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 22, 2019, 07:26:41 AM
If you have looked at eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 999 folded one-sheets closing VERY soon at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html, you might ask yourself "Why are ONE THIRD of them still at just $1 to $5 with just 12 hours to go until they start closing (as of this writing)?"

But a far BETTER question to ask yourself is "Why am I not bidding on these super-low priced posters, which include many rarities from all years and genres?"! We don't know WHY so many of these one-sheets are at below wholesale prices, but we DO know that many of these prices are SO low that they seem insanely low!

You might get the impression from reading the above that these auctions mostly consist of "low end" one-sheets, BUT NOTHING COULD BE FURTHER FROM THE TRUTH! There are LOTS of "better" titles, and most of those are under (or far under) where the same titles have sold for in the past.

And remember that when we say "$1", we really mean "$1" and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium" found on another auction site. At these prices you could buy a bunch and have the start of a collection, or you could slap them on eBay at $9.99 each and make a bundle, or you could sell them from your website (we can provide buyers with unwatermarked giant images of their purchases, so that is super easy to do with virtually NO work on your part).

Plus, remember that no matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely. And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping!

Are you forgiving of posters that are in much lesser condition (or are willing to get them restored)? This auction contains 130 one-sheets that are in "poor" or "fair" or "fair to good" condition (and another 216 in "good" condition), but many of them are ones we have rarely auctioned before, if ever (or ones that would sell for a LOT if they were in nice condition). There are some incredible values on these, so if you can accept a well worn poster that shows its age (or just love the idea of possibly getting a $100 poster for $5 or $10 because of its condition defects!), be sure to check these out.

Of course, this auction also contains 653 folded one-sheets in "good to very good", "very good", or "very good to fine" condition, and most of those are also currently well under where dealers would ask for these posters (and please remember that we grade FAR more harshly (and completely honestly) than anyone else! So why not start looking over these 999 folded one-sheets right now, because it takes a while to go through them all, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 24, 2019, 07:36:36 AM
If you like lobby cards, you are going to LOVE eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 999 complete and incomplete lobby card sets (5,690 cards in all) closing in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, because they represent a really great lobby card buying opportunity!

Think I am exaggerating about how low the prices are? Think again, because as of this writing, with just 12 hours to go, there are 237 of these sets at $1 and TWO THIRDS at just $1 to $5 per SET, not per CARD! Since half of these are complete sets of 8 or more, this means a large number are well under just a DOLLAR per card (and on the lowest priced ones, pennies per card!).

And on all the sets (not just the lowest priced ones, but all of them, even the highest priced ones), almost ALL of them are FAR under where the same or similar sets have sold for in the past (and in some cases, you will likely be able to buy a complete or incomplete set for little more than what most dealers would charge for the title card or one of the better scenes)!

And with these low, low prices you MIGHT think these are mostly obscure titles with little desirability. But that is not in the slightest true! Look at the images and links below, and you will see lots and lots of VERY desirable titles, most currently FAR under where they have sold for in the past!

Remember that on OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping no matter how many of these you get, even if you get 100 sets!

If you focus on the least expensive cards, you may be able to buy a giant box of many hundreds of cards, and have it cost just $100 or so, INCLUDING U.S. shipping! And remember that you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders.

If you are a fan of older lobby cards, know that 522 of these sets are from the 1950s and earlier (including 270 from the 1940s and earlier), and many of these older cards offer the absolute best values, even though many of these titles are extremely rare!

Are you only interested (or mostly interested) in a specific genre, star, studio, or decade? Don't forget to use our "Search Filters" which are located to the left of our auction galleries. For example, in the case of these lobby card auctions, they include 22 Walt Disney lobby card sets, and you can see just those by clicking on the Search Filter that says "Walt Disney", and the same is true for all the other filters, like "horror/sci-fi", "Vincent Price","crime", "cowboy western", "Christopher Lee", "James Bond 007" or for the 208 lobby card sets that are solely from the 1940s, and on and on!

Using these Search Filters well makes your time spent in our galleries FAR more productive, and once you get used to them, you won't know how you ever lived without them (and there is no other auction site that has similar Search Filters that work like ours do!).

But there is no way you can look through 999 lobby card sets in just a short while, so please don't wait until right before they close and instead start looking these over soon to give yourself plenty of time to place your bids, so YOU can be getting some the great deals that surely will be made when these close in a few hours, when EVERY one of these sets will have a new owner, because all REALLY started at $1, with NO reserves!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 26, 2019, 12:02:44 PM
My company, eMoviePoster.com, has 999 pressbooks, Austrian & East German programs, sheet music, and other items that don't fit in our regular auctions closing on Sunday (a little over a day from now) at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html and I think this set of auctions will be of interest to virtually every memorabilia collector (even those who collect little movie paper!).

Exactly what is in this set of auctions? This auction is a "catch-all" auction where we put all the items that don't fit in our regular auctions, but which DO fit in our standard size mailers (and ship for a flat rate of $12 in the U.S.). There are a LOT of very unusual items in this set of auctions, some of which you might never see again, so be sure to look over all the items very carefully, because there will surely be some great buys made.

Here is a chart of the types of items (to better help you find the types that interest you):
$12 U.S. SHIPPING items (no matter how many you get!):
3m001-3m003 World War II posters
3m044 Dixie ice cream premium
3m045-3m046 1962 Academy Awards portfolio, Spanish FOLLOW THRU portfolio
3m156-3m166 Spanish, Belgian, Australian, & Danish pressbooks
3m167-3m191 German pressbooks
3m192-3m271 French pressbooks
3m272-3m419 sheet music
3m420-3m641 Japanese programs

$8 U.S. SHIPPING items (no matter how many you get!):
3m004 World War II stamp display
3m005-3m006 lenticular postcards
3m007-3m026 postcards from several countries, German Ross photo
3m027-3m043 Dixie ice cream premium
3m047-3m054 Spanish magazines
3m055-3m071 trade ads from several countries
3m072-3m089 magazine pages (many George Petty)
3m090-3m136 magazine ads
3m137-3m155 newspaper ads
3m642-3m999 Spanish heralds

If you just like making incredible deals (whether to add to your collection, or as a dealer to re-sell), then THIS really is the set of auctions for you. Maybe it is because many of our bidders are not familiar with these exact types of items, but with a day to go, TWO THIRDS of these items are at just $1 and over 300 have no bid at all, so there is certainly the potential for incredible deals.

Not only are they almost all WAY below where the same (or similar) items have sold for in the past, but they are often many times below what any dealer would ask for the same items (which is why, if there is not a lot more bidding, it will likely mostly be dealers who buy these, to re-sell at a large profit, which is easy to do, because we give any buyer, on request, an unwatermarked image, so they can quickly add them to their site or eBay with no work at all, especially because they can also "borrow" our description, creating their own listing in minutes).

But you can't get these hard-to-believe bargains if you aren't bidding, and you can't look over 999 items right before they close, so why not go right now to the above link and start checking these out? We are certain you will be amazed at the low, low current bid prices!

If you are not yet a registered bidder, you need to sign up right away at https://auctions.emovieposter.com/Registration.taf (it is quick and easy, but there is a few hour delay in getting "approved"), so that you can begin placing your bids
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 27, 2019, 01:53:11 PM
Inconceivable! Our 999 Spanish heralds, Japanese programs, sheet music, and many more items that don't fit in our regular auctions closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/15.html contain 116 items with no bids at all, 330 items at $1, and  595 items at $1 to $5 (and NO buyers premiums or reserves on ANY of them).
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 29, 2019, 07:26:11 AM
I imagine that everyone reading this likes to make great buys on vintage movie posters just as much as the next fellow, and if so, then eMoviePoster.com's current auctions of 299 inserts, 200 Italian locandinas, 200 Japanese B2s, and 300 half-sheets that close in HOURS at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/13.html are REALLY the auctions for you!

How great are these deals? With hours to go, THREE HUNDRED THIRTY TWO (!) of these are at $1 or no bid, and FOUR HUNDRED EIGHTY SIX are at just $1 to $5, and the 513 that are over just $5 (even the most expensive) are mostly far under where the same or similar posters have sold for in the past (and we have NO "buyers premiums", so $1 is REALLY $1, and not "$1 plus a $19 buyers premium")!

And this set of auctions contains a LOT of "better" examples of each of these four types, and there are lots of $50 posters at $20, $100 posters at $40, etc! If you like posters in the $25 to $100 price range, this set of auctions has a ton of them, and as of right now, most are at extreme bargain prices, with hours left!

In these days where just about everything you buy (from food to health insurance to homes) keeps getting more and more expensive, isn't it nice to know that there are still LOTS of $1 to $5 original vintage movie posters available on eMoviePoster.com?

What's more, buy all you want and only pay $12 U.S. shipping for all you get (even if you get 100!). Plus, we let you accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a three week period and still let you pay just one shipping charge (if they still fit in one tube, and you pay for them within the three weeks) and if you live outside the U.S. you pay the actual cost of getting the items to you, and you can accumulate all the "rolled" items you buy in a SIX week period and we will combine them into the fewest tubes possible!

But you can't get the great deals and outright steals on these inserts, half-sheets, Japanese B2s, or Italian locandinas if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to go through this many posters, so why not go to the above link now (or very soon)? I guarantee you that there WILL be lots of great deals on these and the only question is whether YOU will get them or someone else will!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on January 31, 2019, 07:54:10 AM
There is a really great buying opportunity on eMoviePoster.com's auctions closing today, where you can practically "steal" many posters, because we have 596 "special" rolled posters (unusual U.S. and non-U.S. posters, movie and non-movie!) AND 403 rolled one-sheets closing in hours at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/4/14.html, and the current bid prices on many are so low that you will have trouble believing them!

Do YOU have an empty space on your walls just crying out to be filled by some fun poster that you simply tack up to the wall (just like you did in college or in your first apartment)? Or are you thinking that it would be great to start collect something that is "affordable" and yet offers tons of viewing pleasure, but that posters cost too much these days to do that, and that even a cheap repro has to cost $9.99 or more?

Well think again, because 136 of these one-sheets and "special" posters currently have NO BID at all with hours to go (so $1 can take those), and a WHOPPING 456 of them are still at just $1 each or have no bid, and 631 are at just $1 to $5 each! And our $1 is REALLY "$1", and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", as seen in some other auctions.

What are you waiting for? A gold-plated invitation? Go to the above link NOW and find some great posters for your walls that will cost you next-to-nothing, and will give you endless viewing pleasure!

If you are wondering why we auctioning BOTH one-sheets AND "special" posters together, here is the answer. In the past, we have auctioned solely "newer" unfolded one-sheets and newer rolled "special" posters in separate auctions. But we find that many of the same people buy both of these types of posters, and by offering them in the same set of auctions, they can have a wider variety of items to choose from, AND they can combine them in the same tube, and save a FORTUNE on shipping, compared to buying them individually from multiple sellers.

Speaking of those "special" posters (the non-one-sheet part of this auction), these special posters contain a wonderful variety of all sorts of "odd" posters (some connected to movies, but not standard movie posters, and some that have no connection to movies at all). 417 OF THE 596 SPECIAL POSTERS COME FROM NON-U.S. COUNTRIES, including 73 from East Germany, 136 from Germany, 66 from Poland, 19 from France, 16 from Japan, 12 from Denmark, 11 from England, 10 from Cuba, and on and on! In all, THIRTY THREE different countries are represented!

And the rolled one-sheets include many of the most desired titles of the past several decades, including some GREAT Star Wars posters! See only the 403 rolled one-sheets here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/tag/xtype%253Aone-sheet/sort/4/14.html

No matter how many of these you buy today, the U.S. shipping is just $12, even if you get 100 of them (actual cost anywhere else). And using our unique "Pay and Hold" system, you can get all you want over a three week period (six weeks outside the U.S.) and you pay just $12 U.S. shipping for everything as long as it fits in one package safely.

And you can pay for your purchases entirely within our "Checkout 2.0", which even works with "Pay and Hold" orders, which saves you a fortune on shipping! But please, if you can't look at these one-sheets and special posters right now, then don't put off visiting the above link for too long, because it takes a while to look over this many items, and in just a few hours they will all be going, going, GONE!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on February 01, 2019, 07:26:10 AM
eMoviePoster.com has 542 bulk lots containing 18,777 items in all at auction ending SUNDAY at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST.

This is a massive offering and I believe it contains at least some items of interest to virtually every collector, often at prices so low you will have trouble believing they are "for real", but we assure you they are!

This month's offering (we do an auction solely of "bulk lots" once a month) represents a great opportunity to get fantastic bargains on all types of movie paper, including a massive amount of folded and rolled one-sheets, lobby cards, stills, pressbooks, French posters, window cards, comic books and other items we usually have, plus much, much more (as noted above, there are well over 18,000 items in all!).

These contain something for every collector, and dealers will love the UNDER wholesale prices on most of the lots! If YOU have ever wondered where dealers replenish their inventory, part of the answer is in these bulk lot auctions! Do you think I am exaggerating about how low the prices are?

Well, think again! As of right now, with two days to go, a truly unbelievable 265 of these lots are at just ONE dollar (82 of them have no bid at all, so right now a single $1 bid may take those), 348 are at $1 to $5, and the rest are almost all currently at FAR under low wholesale prices (in fact, a high percentage of them are at just pennies per item, because so many contain a LOT of items!).

It is like walking into a store and having the owner tell you that EVERYTHING is 90% off for one day only!

Remember that in OUR auctions there are NO buyers premiums, so $1 is REALLY $1, and NOT "$1, plus $19 buyers premium", and with these bulk lots, you pay only the actual cost of shipping them to you (plus $3 for packing materials) and we WILL combine your purchases into as few packages or tubes as possible!

Whether you would be buying these to add to your collection at joke low prices, or whether you would be buying to re-sell online, or through a store or at collectible shows, you will likely never get a chance to get greater bargains!

If you ARE planning on re-selling them, know that upon request, we will provide the buyer of any lot (but only the buyer!) with unwatermarked large images of every item you purchased, which means you can save a ton of time and get the items quickly listed on eBay or to your site!

Unlike many sellers of bulk lots, we at eMoviePoster.com always picture EVERY single item in every bulk lot, so you always know exactly what you will be receiving, and just how great a deal each bulk lot is at the price you pay! If YOU want to take advantage of these unbelievably low-priced bulk lots, then you need to visit the above link soon.

And don't forget our great "Search Filters" to the left of our gallery that lets you solely look at the types of items that most interest you! Whether you want to look at just one-sheets, or lobby cards, or French posters, or pressbooks, or whatever, you will likely find a Search Filter that takes you to just those items!

And if you DON'T see a Search Filter for what you are looking for, simply type that item name (like "Australian daybill") into the Search box just above the gallery images, and it will take you to just those 3 lots of 100 or more Australian daybills each!

Remember that it takes a while to look at 18,777 items in 542 lots, so if you can, start looking over these right now. But if you can't look until later, please be sure to do so, even if it is right before they close, because beginning at 3 PM CST Sunday they will all be going, going, GONE, and every lot will truly have a new owner, no matter how insanely low the price, because all these bulk lots REALLY have no reserves at all!
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: descposter on February 03, 2019, 02:56:51 PM
Inconceivable! Not only are 68 of eMoviePoster.com's 542 bulk lots (containing 18,777 items) at just $1, but 182 are at $1 to $5 with HOURS to go until they start to close at http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/sort/1/15.html, beginning at 3 PM CST.

This is a massive offering and I believe it contains at least some items of interest to virtually every collector, often at prices so low you will have trouble believing they are "for real", but we assure you they are!

It is like walking into a store and having the owner tell you that EVERYTHING is 90% off for one day only! But you can't get these deals if you aren't bidding, and it takes a while to look all this over, so why not go to the above link RIGHT NOW?
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on July 23, 2019, 08:29:40 AM
Big Boss that was sold  last yr is bootleg : 2k183 FISTS OF FURY ('71) Hong Kong (1019967)

-not factory folded (never seen a real HK poster that was rolled , ebay crawling with rolled HK bootlegs)
-glossy paper (real one much darker in color)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: skyjackers on July 23, 2019, 12:21:18 PM
Best to email them with the info then.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on July 24, 2019, 04:18:47 AM
I did   ;)
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: skyjackers on July 24, 2019, 11:08:30 AM
 happy1 shouldn't happen again then.
Title: Re: eMoviePoster.com News
Post by: Tang Lung in Rome on January 06, 2020, 03:54:39 AM
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/3576298.html

This has the "G" logo bottom right corner , its R83

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/5184816.html

Looks like a rolled glossy bootleg , Ive got this one (R74) and its factory folded and cheap paper w/very little gloss

Most of the Bruce Lee locandinas (Boss , Fist & Way) are re issues (Rotopress is late 70s , Sericolor early 80s)

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/15669819.html

This yugo from '78

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archiveitem/5773511.html

This is a mystery but i think its from last italian re issue , early 80s