Unique 1928 Mickey Mouse Poster, Hidden For Decades, Sells for $101,575 (Dallas, Texas) — A unique 1928 Mickey Mouse movie poster, owned for decades by a late San Francisco, California area collector who kept it hidden and didn’t tell his family about it…
‘Who will dare’ to buy the rarest movie poster in the world? Only known original of the 1935 Bride of Frankenstein teaser at auction Released from the famed Todd Feiertag Collection; Graphic stunner could set world record, Nov. 12, with $700,000+ estimate;…
What’s in the Attic? by Linda Hamer Kennett (reprinted with permission) With a body modeled after May West and an attitude to rival Madonna’s, she has evolved into a cult figure with thousands of fans world wide. Although only a cartoon character, her…
Quantum of Interest: Movie posters break investment crunch www.myfinances.co.uk Monday, 20 Oct 2008 “The release of Quantum of Solace is set to boost interest in Bond movie posters as a collectors look for nostalgia and returns. Specialist high net worth…
Hollywood memorabilia lure big bids in auction Times Union – Albany NY Associated Press First published: Monday, December 17, 2007 CALABASAS, Calif. — A photograph of Soviet film pioneer Sergei Eisenstein and a poster from an early Bette Davis movie (1938…
Movie memorabilia ready to hit the auction block Auction House Prepares to Sell Rare Find WOWK-TV Posted Wednesday, November 28, 2007 Story by Craig McKee “HUNTINGTON — A rare discovery recently made in Louisa, Ky., is giving a West Virginia auction…
Values on Rise for Rare Collectibles New York Times By MATTHEW HEALEY Published: November 18, 2007 “Last Wednesday, Mr. Hack attended another stamp auction, at Siegel Auction Galleries in New York City, and went home with a second Inverted Jenny after bidding…
Hollywood movie posters on the block TheStar.com | Movies | The 500-plus rare and beautiful movie posters up for auction likely won’t be seen again September 25, 2007 Geoff Pevere, Movie Critic “It was the will of the late Gene Andrewski that other people…
This one is an older story from earlier this year, but is appropriate given that the latest incarnation of both James Bond and the movie “Casino Royale” opens next month (November, 2006): Christie’s Mystery Buyer Drives Up Prices for Movie Posters…
The Art of the Movies Sunday, July 9, 2006 By ED BEESON HERALD NEWS North Jersey Media Group “Is it art? Is it nostalgia? Is it advertising? Does it matter? Like many things in American culture, original movie posters can be immensely collectible scraps of…