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varmit01

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Mar 24 12 2:15 AM

va Va VA VOOM!

lackery wrote:
Very nice Ves!

Great design and layout on this poster and really nicely framed as well, gives the poster even more of a special look - grin away!

Simon

Thanks...but I have something like 20 frames up in the house all with movie posters that I swap out...QUADS, daybills, long daybills and of course one sheets.
So when I got them all made up, made them as neutral as I could to accomodate just about anything I put in them.
The plan was to swap them out every 6 months or so, but since my daughter came along almost 2 years ago, I just don't have the time.
I've been looking at the same posters for about 2 and half years!

Crack a smile every time I walk past this one.

THANKS ARI...BIG HUGS AND KISSES!

Ves
- "Get three coffins ready...My mistake, four coffins."
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Ari Richards

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Mar 24 12 2:20 AM

Witchfinder General

Right back at ya Vessy B Baby.

Ari

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peckinpah

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Mar 24 12 3:05 AM

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oldposterho

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Mar 24 12 6:59 AM

Holy smokes, that "Prince and the Showgirl" is stunning! Have been holding out for a 22x28", but might have to adjust the list for that one.

--Peter

For trade and sale posters: *Here*

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lackery

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Mar 24 12 7:06 AM

Mr Fawlty, not Faulty, FAWLTY.

The German Rebel is definately the best art of Dean for me, NICE!

Simon

I have decided to live forever or die in the attempt.

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CSM

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Mar 24 12 9:14 AM

The pretend Australian

That Dean really catches your attention - nice

Chris

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peckinpah

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Mar 24 12 1:59 PM

Yes, by my favorite artist, Hans Otto Wendt (he also did the MONROE poster). Hard to find the REBEL poster, not
many survived, maybe 2 dozens or so. PRINCE is also quite scarce, but easier to find than REBEL. The HOW GREEN
posters is the most rare here, I only know two copies: mine (which was in the 'red' 444 German Movie Posters book),
and another copy in condition C-. I'm grateful the film (what a masterpiece) is not too popular with German collectors, otherwise
the thing would have cost thousands

Most of my framed posters are German, I just love those paintings and the design in general. As much as I like US 1-sheets,
most of them have much to much writing and screaming (SEE !) on them. I love Italian posters, but you need a castle for
framing ten of those

(and 3000+ bucks for the framing).
Some more (incl. my favorite French poster, at least from the 60s):

Edited 1 time by peckinpah Mar 24 12 2:04 PM.

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lackery

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Mar 24 12 3:42 PM

Mr Fawlty, not Faulty, FAWLTY.

Rear Window is a smart poster, love the shadow with the apartments inside it, little bit of thought well executed goes along way with a film poster.

Simon

I have decided to live forever or die in the attempt.

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CSM

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Mar 24 12 6:04 PM

The pretend Australian

Great selection! Earth vs. Flying Saucers is very cool with the black & white rendering

Chris

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