Ne Autograph: Become a Fanatic on Collecting Celebrity and Movie Memorabilia
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From the beginning of the moving picture, America has definitely had a fascination with Hollywood and movie actors. This is most vividly noticed in the high value of celebrity and movie memorabilia. A lot of individuals want to determine if the piece of movie item that they are collecting over a time has any value. There is no way to tell which particular stuffs are going to sell for the highest possible price, but there are some general categories that come out to be expensive. Those that are original ones like costumes, props, posters and autographs are surely very pricey.
People who are collecting movie memorabilia are rapidly increasing. They collect items like T-shirts, posters and replica props form latest hit movies wishing that in the long run they will be worth a lot of money. Ne Autograph has been known for selling online several recognized autographed movie posters. Movie fans are checking their site for these collector’s items.
Almost everything associated with the movie industry is considered movie memorabilia. Items from the original Star Warms movies have been sold for two to four hundred dollars. Mickey Mouse watches are even more expensive than the Star Wars stuffs. You can expect that original costumes and props have skyrocketing prices. Try to check Ne Autograph for the prices of those autographed posters, and you will realize that even posters have high value. If you are planning to collect movie memorabilia, you can try surfing the net. Ne Autograph is one good site that sells these items. Their prices can vary depending on the value of certain merchandise; if the item is rare then it will surely be expensive.
As for the specific actors, the models continue to rule the market. Things with autograph from famous stars have the highest price. These messages and signatures written by the famous individuals can be found on any surface. In collecting celebrity autographs, genuineness is very much essential. Generally, the autographed item will be given a Certificate of Authentication. The credibility of the certificate will be based on the reliability of the issuing party. Get to know the seller and check their organization if they are reputable or not. Inspect the origin of the item, which includes how, when and where the autographed was done. The origin is vital to identifying the autograph’s value.
There are some guidelines to identify the value of celebrity and movie memorabilia. The age usually has a major role. Older items of movie collection have bigger value because latest autographs and memorabilia are easier to find. That is why rarity also has a big portion. Older things are difficult to look for. If an actor is already dead, he can no longer sign autographs and thus the value of his autograph increases. But even if items are rare and they are of poor quality, they can not be considered as valuable.
Collectors can easily determine counterfeits from minute details, like tag showing the name of the studio, designer or actor, studio marks, photographs showing the time related to a certain actor or actress, the remarks of somebody from the film, or a Certificate of Authenticity issued by the studio or a well know authenticator. There are more and more individuals who love to collect these movie memorabilia. Hence, online stores are rapidly becoming known to this type of business. If you still are a novice in this hobby, it is wise to go surf the net for sites that sell movie memorabilia. In this way, you can slowly learn the basics and guidelines for collecting your movie idols’ autographs and personal things.
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Oh My God- look one site below and read Anthony Daniels website-(C3PO) stating that the signature on the Neautographs star wars poster IS NOT HIS! Wake Up and smell the coffee!!! Maybe his comity of the many celebs. who actually have misspelled thier own names??? Take 5 minutes to read the real feedback posted on numerous sites- or the BBB's rating of F for this and thier many other names of companies. I am surprized that neautographs/aka NE/ aka NE AUTOGRAPH/aka /
All Autograph/aka Edwards autograph/ aka Nathans Autographs/aka (NEW) everymemorabila.com.I am sure thier are many more- but this is a sample of the diferent names these people operate under(and one has to wonder why all the constant name changing?) However if you do take 5 mins.to look into this company (all your questions will be answered pretty quickly! Buyer Beware!!!!!
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Vast Movie Poster Archive from Mexico:
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World’s Largest Cataloged Archive:
Original Jumbo Lobby Cards, 1930’s-1980’s
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We are seeking a Buyer for this entire Archive:
Selling Price: $495,000
Commission: $50,000 to introduce us to a Buyer (10%)
World’s Largest Cataloged Archive:
Original Jumbo Lobby Cards, 1930’s-1980’s
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***Appx 150,000 oversized title/lobby cards (13" x 17")
***10,000-15,000 separate titles, 1930's-1980's
***Complete sets of 8 for most titles
***US, EUR, MX, Foreign Film Titles
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From a Regional Film Archive in Mexico, that had serviced twenty
theatres over a fifty year span.
Classic and Cult Titles from US, GER, FR, ITAL, MX…
Japan, Russia, Hong Kong…..
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150,000 Original Vintage Lobby Cards from MX
Hundreds of One-Sheets
Scores of Banners, Theatre Displays, etc etc etc
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*Abbott and Costello
*Animated Films
*Anthony Quinn
*Audie Murphy
*Audrey Hepburn
*Beatles
*Boris Karloff
*Brigitte Bardot
*Bullfight
*CANTINFLAS
*Circus
*Clark Gable
*Clint Eastwood
*Comedy Stars---Marx, Chaplin, L&H, A&C, 3Stooge, etc
*Cowboy & Western
*Cult MX Wrestlers
*Dean Martin
*Disney Animation
*Disney Live Action
*Dope, Drugs, Narcs
*Doris Day
*Elizabeth Taylor
*Elvis Presley
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*Epoca de Oro/MX Films---Spectacular School of Poster Artists
*Erotica
*Errol Flynn
*European Film Posters: France, Italy, Germany
*European Film Posters: Multi-National Productions
*Fernandel
*Film Noir Classics
*Frank Capra
*Frank Sinatra
*Gary Cooper
*Gladiator, Epic, Myth, Legend
*Gone With The Wind---THEATER DISPLAYS
*Grace Kelly, Monaco, Monte Carlo
*Great International Film Directors
*Hammer
*Hitchcock
*Humphrey Bogart
*James Cagney
*James Dean
*James Stewart
*Japanese Films
*Jerry Lewis
*John Wayne
*Jungle Films
*Kubrick
*Laurel and Hardy
*Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Hopalong, Gene Autry, Misc Cowboys
*Lucille Ball
*Marilyn Monroe
*Marlon Brando
*Marines
*Martial Arts Movie Posters---BLee, JChan, Misc Oriental Martial Arts
*Martin and Lewis
*Mexican Cinema---Epoca de Oro---11x14 lobby cards with photograph
attached
*Mexican Cinema---1960’s-1980’s
*MX Film---Comic & Caricature (Tin-Tan, Resortes, Capulina, etc)
*MX Film---Cowboy Movies
*MX Film---Sci-Fi, Horror, Fantasy
*MX Film---Serials, 1940’s-1960’s
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*Orson Welles
*Peter Sellers
*Raquel Welch
*Ray Harryhausen FX
*Red Skelton
*Religious Films
*Rock & Roll, Adolescents, Bad Girls, Motorcycles, Hot Rods
*Roger Corman
*Ronald Reagan
*Russian Films
*Sam Fuller
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*Sex Goddesses: Mansfield, Van Doren, Ekberg, Bardot, Monroe
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*Soccer
*Spaghetti Westerns
*Sports
*Steve McQueen
*Superman, Batman, Capt America, Flash Gordon, Capt Marvel
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*Vincent Price
*Vivien Leigh
*Woody Allen
*Zorro
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to collectors seeking specific titles/directors/genres---
this Archive would gross appx $3,000,000 (appx $20/card).
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Archive would gross over $7,500,000 (appx $50/card).
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***The buyer might be a Mass Merchandiser or Chain Store.
***The buyer might be a Museum or Gallery.
***The buyer might be a Shop Owner:
Posters, Records, Books, Pop Culture.
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Publisher or Design Firm.
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growing up on Sit-Coms and Game Shows---the movie-goers all over the
Republic of Mexico were enjoying films from the Great International
Directors: De Sica, Buñuel, Kurosawa, Fellini, Truffaut, Jodorosky,
Cacoyannis, etc.
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and Europe. Martial Arts Films from China and Hong Kong. Sci-Fi and Horror
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Animation . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Garcia Cabral. The Glory of 'The EPOCA de ORO' of Mexican Cinema.
The Archives consists of 150,000 (13" x 17") Jumbo Lobby Cards,
representing the wealth of World Cinema for a fifty year span. (Appx 10-15,000
different US, EUR, MX Film Titles.)
And many extras: Theatre Displays (GWTW, 2001), One-Sheet Posters,
Half-Sheets, etc.
POSTERAZZI ARCHIVES
150,000 Jumbo Lobby Cards from Mexico, 1930’s-1980’s
Vast CATALOGED Collection of Mexican Lobby Cards
10-15,000 separate titles from US, MX, EUR:
***100 Animation Titles
***100 Cult MX Wrestler Titles
***100 Tarzan & Jungle Titles
***120 Spaghetti Western Titles
***130 Dope, Drugs, Narcotics Titles
***140 Erotica Titles
***170 Disney Titles
***175 Sword & Sandal Titles
***180 Martial Arts Titles
***200 Great Intl Directors Titles
***300 Film Noir Titles
***700 Exploitation, Adolescent, R&R, Hot Rod, Motorcycle, etc Titles
***700 Sci-Fi/Horror/Monster Titles
***1000’s of War, Western, Spy Titles
***1000’s of Classic US Titles
***1000’s of Cult Titles
***1000’s of Foreign Titles
(Sets of 8 for most titles)
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***Cult, Classic, Sci-Fi, Westerns, Exploitation, Disney, Martial Arts,
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Nazi, Sex/Drugs/Rock & Roll, War, Elvis, Bogart, MMonroe, BBardot,
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Betty Page, Gladiator, Russian, Japanese, French, Italian, German,
Mexican, GWTW, Great Intl Directors, etc etc etc............
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Grand Legacy of the Movie Industry in MEXICO, 1930's-1980's
Vast Collection of 150,000 Vintage Original Movie Posters,
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Posters has been purchased in Mexico,
and is now housed in the SO BAY area of San Diego, CA.
This collection of 150,000 13”x17” oversized title/lobby cards from MX
spans the years of 1930's-1980's.
It contains the wealth and variety of over 15,000 cult and classic film
titles---from the US, Europe, Mexico and other Foreign Lands.
The graphics are stunning! They are all original and from the