What's on your walls?

[brude]

Welcome to the forum, Ray.
Those are some great pics of what looks like an absolutely fantastic collection.
I will have to swing by Ellenvillle and visit Rialto Acres next time I'm in the Catskills.

[CSM]

Awesome - now I bet a lot of us wouldn't mind visiting and flipping through those posters

[Mirosae]

Great Hitchcock Charlie!  

In the spirit of the season (and Halloween is the BEST holiday), I put up my Halloween OS.
I love the taglines on the poster (Everyone is entitled to one good scare, even though Michael has provided more than one, IMO), and the Michael Myers Mask still creeps me out.  Tis the season  

Hah! I see you have Ms Bette Davis there too....

He might have the knife.. but bet she will show him who wears the trousers...

great poster.. 

[Starling]

Ha, Rosa, I'm quite sure she would cut him down to size right quick! 

[Ray Faiola]

Here's a NEW poster I put together using an image from the Japanese program and art from the original pressbook.   For a local screening where I'm running my 16mm print (mint original of American version).

[Silhouette]

As I didn't have any spare frames I had to change out the old for the, err old by adding these three sexy ladies (and Beau)





Been a while getting to this point but finally got this framed and up, a statement piece for the entrance if I do say so myself...

[Zorba]

Holy awesome Cleopatra!

Awesome daybills too.

I will never post my walls again.

Gratz David.

[Dread_Pirate_Mel]

As I didn't have any spare frames I had to change out the old for the, err old... and added these three sexy ladies (and Beau)

Yesh!

[CSM]

Jesus David...you should have just lined your fancy outdoor living area with that Cleopatra.  That's HUGE (but looks great).

Should have also sent the Rita to me since you are running out of frames...

[Silhouette]

Should have also sent the Rita to me since you are running out of frames...

Actually, it did cross my mind.

[Silhouette]

Actually, it did cross my mind.

[50s]

Been a while getting to this point but finally got this framed and up, a statement piece for the entrance if I do say so myself...

Certainly is, well done!

[Charlie]

Certainly is, well done!

+1

[brude]

Holy shnikeys that's f*ckin' beauteous.

And those daybill honeys are wicked too.

Damn, you make me sick.

[CSM]

David it's clear you have reached your TPL (Theoretical Poster Limit) as evidenced by your quoting and subsequent laughing at yourself

[Silhouette]

David it's clear you have reached your TPL (Theoretical Poster Limit) as evidenced by your quoting and subsequent laughing at yourself

It's the first place I always stop and try to laugh at....

[CSM]

It's the first place I always stop and try to laugh at....

I know that process all too well

[erik1925]

Certainly is, well done!

Nice, Dave!!

Awesome placement and statement piece, too! 

[rdavey26]

Very Nice David. All pieces are exceptional. Just think how many other posters you could hang in place of that Cleopatra.

[supraman079]

Nice, Dave!!

Awesome placement and statement piece, too! 

+1

[paul waines]

Cleo does look quite at home, that is fantastic David..

[Bruce]

Cleo does look quite at home, that is fantastic David..

I love it!

[lynaron]

Thanks David, now I have to get new socks to replace the ones just blown away!

Lynn

[Neo]

Heckuva setup there, David. 

[Silhouette]

Thanks all, comments are most appreciated...now the little secret, Cleopatra is not mine, it's my wife's.

I showed her a picture of it one day and next thing she is insisting I find one of because she loved it and therefore wanted to have one in the house and annoyed me most days about it so I went hunting for one and I asked a dealer friend who asked another who put me onto another dealer who told me about a dealer in France who didn't have one but promised to check around and by chance found another dealer (not on the internet) who had one that was for sale in a small city/town elsewhere in France who then sent it to that other French dealer who then shipped it to me and well, the rest is history...