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Euro = US$ X 1.2961 Pound = US$ X 1.9657 US$ = Euro X .7716 US$ = Pound X .5087 for More Info, See Tutorial TITLE YEAR NAT SIZE DESCRIPTION COND PRICE $* PRICE €* PRICE £* DLR H. O. T. S. 1979 US 27x41 KIGER, LONDON NM $100 ZW H.M.S. DEFIANT 1961 US 14x22 BOGARDE; QUAYLE A € 40 INT H.M.S. DEFIANT 1961 GER 23x33 GOETZE ART; GUINNESS NM € 50 KA H.M.S. DEFIANT 1961 UK 30x40 GUINNESS, BOGARDE VAR £150 QB HAAR LIEFDEHUZAAR 1937 BEL 23x31 JAVOR; SCHNEIDER A € 140 INT HABANERA 1949 GER 23x33 ZARAH LEANDER F € 250 KA HABLE CON ELLA 2001 FRE 47x63 CAMARA; WATLING A € 15 INT HABLE CON ELLA 2001 GER 24x33 CAMARA; WATLING EXC $28 MAS HACHIGATSU NO KYOHSHIKYOKU 1991 FRE 23x31 MURASE; GERE A € 40 INT HACHIGATSU NO KYOHSHIKYOKU 1991 JAP 20x28 MURASE; GERE A € 110 INT HACKERS 1995 US 27x40 JONNY LEE MILLER E $25 TCT HACKERS 1995 US 27x40 JONNY LEE MILLER EXC $32 MAS HAE ANSEON 2002 FRE 16x23 JANG; KIM A € 8 INT HAFENMELODIE 1949 GER 23x33 EXC € 100 DB HAGBARD AND SIGNE 1969 CZ 23x33 VACA ART; VIDOV VF € 75 KA HAIL MAFIA 1965 US 27x41 HENRY SILVA VG $35 TCT HAIL MAFIA 1984 GER 23x33 JULIETTE BINOCHE VF € 30 KA HAIL MAFIA R1998 JAP 20x29 JULIETTE BINOCHE NM € 60 KA HAIL! HAIL! ROCK'N ROLL 1987 US 11x14 NM $65 MP HAIL! HAIL! ROCK'N ROLL 1987 GER 24x33 FOLD EXC $32 MAS HAINE 1995 FRE 17x25 CASSEL; KOUNDE EXC $24 MAS HAINE 1995 FRE 47x63 CASSEL; KOUNDE A € 20 INT HAINE 1995 GER 23x33 VINCENT CASSEL VF € 20 KA HAINE AMOUR ET TRAHISON 1955 FRE 47x63 EXC € 400 DB HAIR 1979 US 11x14 LCS; EXC $75 PW HAIR 1979 US 11x17 PB, 8 PG; SAVAGE VG $12 TCT HAIR 1979 US 14x36 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS A € 80 INT HAIR 1979 US 22x28 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS A € 45 INT HAIR 1979 US 22x28 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS EXC € 50 DB HAIR 1979 US 27x41 REVIEW; FORMAN VG-F $7 BH HAIR 1979 US 27x41 FORMAN, WILLIAMS VG-F $16 BH HAIR 1979 US 27x41 REV; JOHN SAVAGE E $18 TCT HAIR 1979 US 27x41 JOHN SAVAGE VG $35 TCT HAIR 1979 US 27x41 WILLIAMS EXC $50 PW HAIR 1979 US 27x41 STYLE B; WILLIAMS EXC $75 PW HAIR 1979 US 27x41 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS VF $75 A3P HAIR 1979 US 27x41 JOHN SAVAGE VF € 70 KA HAIR 1979 US 27x41 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS A € 80 INT HAIR 1979 US 27x41 FOLD NM $155 CMP HAIR 1979 ARG 29x43 JOHN SAVAGE F € 65 KA HAIR 1979 AUS 27x41 FOLD NM $225 CMP HAIR 1979 CZ 11x16 JOHN SAVAGE VF € 40 KA HAIR 1979 FRE 16x23 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS A € 45 INT HAIR 1979 FRE 24x32 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS A € 25 INT HAIR 1979 FRE 47x63 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS EXC € 50 DB HAIR 1979 FRE 47x63 SAVAGE; WILLIAMS A € 90 INT HAIR 1979 GER 23x33 STYLE B VF € 35 KA HAIR 1979 GER 24x33 STYLE B EXC $48 MAS HAIR 1979 GER 23x33 STYLE A VF € 40 KA HAIR R1982 GER 23x33 JOHN SAVAGE VF € 25 KA HAIR R1982 GER 24x33 STYLE B EXC $48 MAS HAIR 1979 IT 17x25 3 GIRLS DANCING EXC $40 MAS HAIR 1979 IT 17x25 SAVAGE/D'ANGELO EXC $40 MAS HAIR 1979 POL 26x38 PAGOWSKI ART; F € 80 KA HAIR 1979 UK 30x40 SAVAGE A £65 OP HAIRSPRAY 1988 US 27x41 ROLL VF $125 CLT HAIRSPRAY 1988 FRE 16x23 WATERS; DIVINE A € 30 INT HAIRSPRAY 1988 FRE 47x63 WATERS; DIVINE A € 70 INT HAIRSPRAY 1988 GER 27x41 DIVINE VF € 20 KA HALBSTARKEN 1956 BEL 14x22 LB; BUCHHOLZ; BAAL A € 40 INT HALBZARTE 1959 CAN 25x40 SCHNEIDER EXC $200 MAS HALBZARTE 1959 GER 23x33 ENGEL ART; VF U € 75 KA HALF A SIXPENCE 1967 US 27x41 TOMMY STEELE E $35 TCT HALF A SIXPENCE 1967 US 27x41 STYLE A; STELLE EXC $40 PW HALF A SIXPENCE 1967 US 27x41 STEELE, FOSTER EXC € 50 DB HALF A SIXPENCE 1967 UK 30x40 STEELE, FOSTER VAR £60 QB HALF ANGEL 1951 US 11x14 LCS; L. YOUNG EXC $75 PW HALF ANGEL 1951 US 27x41 COTTON; YOUNG VG $50 UN HALF ANGEL 1951 BEL 14x22 COTTON; YOUNG A € 70 INT HALF BREED 1952 IT 39x55 YOUNG;CARTER A € 60 INT HALF OF HEAVEN 1986 US 27x40 R EXC $25 BPM HALF PAST DEAD 2002 US 27x40 STEVEN SEAGAL E $15 TCT HALF PAST DEAD 2002 FRE 16x23 SEAGAL; CHESTNUT A € 8 INT HALF WAY TO HELL WITH KARAMOJA US 14x22 VG $150 MPS HALFAOUINE 1990 FRE 47x63 EXC $32 MAS HALLELUJAH THE HILLS 1963 GER 23x33 EDELMANN ART; VF € 120 KA HALLELUJAH TRAIL 1965 FRE 23x33 BURT LANCASTER VF € 45 KA HALLELUJAH TRAIL 1965 FRE 47x63 LANCASTER; REMICK A € 50 INT HALLELUJAH TRAIL 1965 GER 23x33 BURT LANCASTER VF € 60 KA HALLELUJAH TRAIL 1965 UK 30x40 LANCASTER EXC $65 PW * Euro = US$ x 1.2961 Pound = US$ x 1.9657 US$ = Euro x .7716 US$ = Pound x .5087 For more info, see Tutorial. H1 TITLE YEAR NAT SIZE DESCRIPTION COND PRICE $* PRICE €* PRICE £* DLR HALLIDAY BRAND 1957 BEL 14x22 COTTON;LINDFORS A € 40 INT HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 J. CURTIS EXC $120 PW HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF € 150 KA HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 JAMIE LEE CURTIS GD $195 MPS HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 BLUE RATINGS BOX VG $235 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VG-F $295 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 BLUE RATINGS BOX EX $395 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 US 27x41 R; JAMIE LEE CURTIS EX $695 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 AUS 13x30 JAMIE LEE CURTIS NM $455 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 AUS 27x40 LB; CURTIS EX $1,195 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 AUZ 13x30 LB; JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF € 250 KA HALLOWEEN 1978 FRE 47x63 JAMIE LEE CURTIS NM $45 WK HALLOWEEN 1978 FRE 47x63 CURTIS; PLEASENCE A € 40 INT HALLOWEEN 1978 GER 24x33 JAMIE LEE CURTIS EXC $48 MAS HALLOWEEN 1978 GER 23x33 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF € 50 KA HALLOWEEN 1978 IT 55x78 JAMIE LEE CURTIS NM $265 CMP HALLOWEEN 1978 JAP 20x29 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF U € 250 KA HALLOWEEN 1978 UK 30x40 CURTIS A £70 OP HALLOWEEN 1978 UK 30x40 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF € 200 KA HALLOWEEN /ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 R UK 30x40 COMBO - STOKER VAR £40 QB HALLOWEEN 2 1981 US 27x41 FOLD VF $75 A3P HALLOWEEN 2 1981 FRE 16x23 CURTIS; PLEASENCE A € 20 INT HALLOWEEN 2 1981 FRE 47x63 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF € 40 KA HALLOWEEN 2 1981 GER 23x33 JAMIE LEE CURTIS VF € 35 KA HALLOWEEN 2 1981 UK 30x40 CURTIS A £125 OP HALLOWEEN 3: SEASON OF WITCH 1982 US 27x41 TOM ATKINS E $35 TCT HALLOWEEN 3: SEASON OF WITCH 1982 UK 30x40 ATKINS A £65 OP HALLOWEEN 5 1989 GER 23x33 DONALD PLEASENCE VF € 25 KA HALLOWEEN H20 1998 US 27x40 JAMIE LEE CURTIS E $20 TCT HALLOWEEN H20 1998 GER 33x47 EXC $24 MAS HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION 2002 US 27x40 ADV; CURTIS EXC $25 BPM HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION 2002 US 27x40 JAMIE LEE CURTIS E $15 TCT HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION 2002 US 27x40 CURTIS; PLEASENCE EXC $25 BPM HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION 2002 FRE 16x23 CURTIS; PLEASENCE A € 8 INT HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION 2002 UK 30x40 DS; CURTIS EXC $24 MAS HALLS OF MONTEZUMA 1950 US 22x28 VG $125 MPS HALLS OF MONTEZUMA 1950 US 22x28 WIDMARK NM $350 A3P HALLS OF MONTEZUMA 1950 BEL 14x22 WIDMARK; MARSHALL A € 80 INT HALLS OF MONTEZUMA R1964 GER 33x46 GOETZE ART; VF € 90 KA HALLS OF MONTEZUMA 1950 IT 13x28 WIDMARK; MARSHALL A € 40 INT HALLS OF MONTEZUMA 1950 IT 39x55 WIDMARK; MARSHALL B € 90 INT HAMBURGER 1985 US 27x41 EXC $15 PW HAMBURGER 1985 UK 30x40 A £10 OP HAMBURGER FILM SANDWICH FRE 47x63 M $60 FMP HAMBURGER HILL 1987 US 27x41 DON CHEADLE VG-E $20 TCT HAMBURGER HILL 1987 US 27x41 BARRIE, BOATMAN EXC $50 ZW HAMBURGER HILL 1987 FRE 16x23 BARRICE; BOATMAN A € 20 INT HAMBURGER HILL 1987 IT 13x28 BARRICE; BOATMAN A € 30 INT HAMBURGER KRANKHEIT 1979 FRE 23x31 GRIEM; SEISER A € 30 INT HAMBURGER KRANKHEIT 1979 FRE 47x63 GRIEM; SEISER A € 45 INT HAMLET 1948 US 11x14 LAURENCE OLIVIER F-NM $60 MP HAMLET 1948 US 11x14 LAURENCE OLIVIER VF $125 CLT HAMLET 1948 US 41x81 LB; OLIVIER NM $1,500 LIG HAMLET 1948 FRE 47x63 LAURENCE OLIVIER EXC € 2,000 DB HAMLET R1960 GER 23x33 SCHMIDT ART; OLIVIER F € 70 KA HAMLET R1960 JAP 20x29 LAURENCE OLIVIER VF € 225 KA HAMLET 1964 GER 33x46 INNOKENTI SMOKTUNOVSKY VF € 70 KA HAMLET 1964 RUS 65x78 INNOKENTI SMOKTUNOVSKY VF € 180 KA HAMLET 1990 US 27x40 GIBSON; CLOSE EXC $24 MAS HAMLET 1990 US 27x40 GIBSON; CLOSE A € 50 INT HAMLET 1990 UK 30x40 GIBSON CLOSE VAR £10 QB HAMLET 1996 GER 24x33 EXC $20 MAS HAMLET 2000 US 27x40 R EXC $25 BPM HAMMER 1972 US 11x14 LC; WILLIAMSON VG-E $10 TCT HAMMER 1972 US 14x36 FRED WILLIAMSON VG $30 TCT HAMMER 1972 US 22x28 FRED WILLIAMSON G $30 TCT HAMMER 1972 US 27x41 FRED WILLIAMSON E $45 TCT HAMMER 1972 US 27x41 FRED WILLIAMSON VG/F € 35 KA HAMMERHEAD 1968 US 27x41 EDWARDS EXC $15 PW HAMMERHEAD 1968 US 27x41 VINCE EDWARDS VG-E $25 TCT HAMMERSMITH IS OUT 1972 US 27x41 ELIZABETH TAYLOR VG-E $25 TCT HAMMETT 1982 US 27x41 R; FORREST; BOYLE VF $60 CLT HAMMETT 1982 US 27x41 FORREST; BOYLE VF € 75 KA HAMMETT 1982 BEL 14x22 FORREST; BOYLE EXC $40 MAS HAMMETT 1982 FRE 47x63 FORREST; BOYLE A € 45 INT HAMMETT 1982 FRE 47x63 FORREST; BOYLE EXC $64 MAS HAMMETT 1982 FRE 47x63 PEELLAERT ART; VF € 80 KA HAMMETT 1982 GER 23x33 FORREST; BOYLE VF € 25 KA HAMMETT 1982 GER 23x33 FORREST; BOYLE VF € 100 KA HANA-BI 1997 AUZ 27x40 BEAT TAKESHI VF € 70 KA * Euro = US$ x 1.2961 Pound = US$ x 1.9657 US$ = Euro x .7716 US$ = Pound x .5087 For more info, see Tutorial.
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