Raintree County Revisited.” Now, a Dozen Years Later, Mr

Raintree County Revisited.” Now, a Dozen Years Later, Mr

2 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 DON'T DO ANYTHING WITH YOUR POSTERS UNTIL YOU CONTACT ME!! TOP DOLLAR PAID!!! •BUYING VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS, LOBBY CARDS, FILM STILLS, WINDOW CARDS & MOVIE MEMORABILIA •BUYING ALL GENRES: HORROR, SCI-FI, COMEDY, CLASSICS, SILENT FILMS, ANIMATION, CRIME/NOIR, SERIALS AND WESTERNS. •ANY 1920'S-1970'S CONCERT POSTERS. •BUYING ALL SIZES! ANY CONDITION ACCEPTED! •LARGE FINDERS FEES PAID! •NO COLLECTION TOO LARGE OR SMALL! •CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY! Ralph DeLuca 800-392-4050 www.ralphdeluca.com 973-377-1007 Outside the United States 973-377-4020 Fax • [email protected] 157 Park Ave, Madison NJ 07940 #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 3 ® No. 716 FEBRUARY, 2008 ISSN 8750-5401. USPS 326-650 Movie Collector's World (ISSN 0875-5401, USPS 326-650) is published monthly by Arena Publishing, Inc., corporate offices located 15767 Kingston Avenue, Fraser, MI 48026. NOTE: Send all correspondence, editorial and advertising material to our U.S. mail address: MCW, P.O. Box 309, Fraser, MI 48026 or email: [email protected] Subscription rates: 12 issues $36.00 ($70.00 outside of USA). Periodical Class Postage Paid at Fraser MI 48026 and additional mailing offi ces. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Movie Collector's World, P.O. Box 309, Fraser, MI 48026. Entire contents copyright 2008. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written coent of the Publisher. The Publisher is not responsible for any transactions made as a result of any advertising carried in MCW. Readers should note that due to a large volume of last-minute mail, typographical errors are a fact of publishing life. Please consider this should errors be found in prices, conditions, or other data pertaining to items advertised for sale. We regret such errors and inconvieniences caused by them. Buyers should contact advertisers regarding any "ridiculously" priced merchandise offered in an advertisement - most likely, there has been a "typo" in the price. "Movie Collector's World" and its distinctive logo is a registered trademark The publisher assumes to responsibility for the ret urn of safety of any material submitted. No guarantee is given that submitted matyerial will be used, and no monetary renumeration is offered or given. Any and all Material submitted becomes the property of Arena Publishing, Inc. BRIAN A. BUKANTIS - Publisher BETTY L. BUKANTIS - Asst. to the Publisher Phaser T. Moose NEVA BUKANTIS - Circulation Department Offi ce Mascot HELPFUL INFORMATION: Offi ce Hours: Monday-Thursday, 10am-3pm Eastern. PHONE: 586-774-4311 U.S. MAIL: P.O. Box 309, Fraser, MI 48026 FED. EX/UPS/ETC.: 15767 Kingston, Fraser, MI 48026 USA E-MAIL: [email protected] WEB: www.mcwonline.com I just returned home, after fi lling my car with $3.00+ gasoline and buying a nearly-$4.00 gallon of milk to open my cable TV bill to discover that just like clockwork, the January-timed rate increase had been announced. Instead of holding the line, or even matching the supposed current rate of infl a- tion (3-5%, depending on what numbers you believe), the price of standard basic cable service where we live (ComcastLand), spiked in excess of 10%! Up and down the line, prices for the service increased not by just a few percentage points. I don’t think I have to remind a single reader of this publication of the general cost-of-living trend. We at MCW are not immune to these increased costs, fees, add-ons, whether it be the costs of production, the costs of printing, or the costs of postage (you do remember the 2007 postage rate increase, don’t you? That defi nitely had an impact here). Despite all of this, somehow, we’ve managed to run a tight ship here at MCW. While some publications have curtailed their publishing schedules or even disap- peared, we’ve been able to continue to serve the movie poster collecting hobby on a regular schedule without missing a beat, and more importantly, without gouging the very customers who put us here in the fi rst place. I am proud to say that we’ve held the line on advertising rates for an incred- ible TEN YEARS... and going into 2008, I am even prouder to announce that once again, for the eleventh year in a row, our ad rates remain the same! This isn’t to say that forthcoming economic conditions won’t warrant a price hike, but as long as we can continue to cut costs and deliver the goods, we’re keeping the prices right where they were in late 1997. As usual, it is through your support that we’re able to maintain MCW, and for that I express my gratitude! DR. V, our resident horror/sci-fi writer and collector, is taking the month off. He is deep in the underground catacombs of his laboratory, concocting a bombshell interview and feature of, shall we say, a real bombshell! Watch the next issue of MCW for the return of our fi endish friend. In October, 1996, MCW #509 featured Steven Russell’s cover story, “Raintree County Revisited.” Now, a dozen years later, Mr. Russell has revised and updated the ‘Raintree County’ story to celebrate the saga’s 50th Anniversary, which occurred in the fall of 2007. And collector Bernie Bubnis has profi led a true collector in Bob Pickell in “The East Side Kid from New Egypt, New Jersey.” I hope this article hits home with you, no matter what collecting preference you enjoy. – Brian Bukantis, Publisher 4 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 MOVIE POSTERS BOUGHT AND SOLD FILMPOSTERS.COM I am a collector, NOT a dealer. I will pay TOP DOLLAR for your posters. PLEASE CALL ME! DRACULA T/C MUMMY T/C INVISIBLE MAN T/C MUST HAVE THESE!! WINDOW CARDS WANTED: • BLACK CAT • INVISIBLE RAY • SON OF DRACULA • HOUSE OF DRACULA • THE MUMMY • OLD DARK HOUSE..... ETC!! Over 10,000 original vintage movie posters and lobby CALL cards available on our easy-to-search-website at: www.fi lmposters.com 586-677-7669 JIM GRESHAM email: Filmposters.com P.O. Box 119 • Huntington, NY 11743 [email protected] 631-421-7203 (phone) • 631-421-7240 (fax) info@fi lmposters.com (email) TAKE THE MYSTERY OUT OF PRICING MOVIE POSTERS! Suppose you wanted to know what an original 1978 “Grease” advance one-sheet sells for? Maybe you own one and want to know what to ask for it, or maybe you would like too purchase it and want to pay a reasonable price. You COULD look it up in various databases or price guides, but all you would fi nd are “guessed-at” prices, or dealers “asking prices” (which may well be prices NO one has everr paid.) Until now, you couldn’t fi nd out REAL sales results, no matter where you looked. NOW, YOU CAN LOOK UP ACTUAL VERIFIED PRICE RESULTS FOR MOST MOVIE POSTERS AND LOBBY CARDS! MOVIE POSTER SALES RESULTS 2007 Edition This “MCW-size”64-page publication (published by eMoviePoster.com and Movie Collector’s World) lists 20,000 VERIFIED sales results from eMoviePoster.com’s 2006 auctions (EVERY item that sold for $20.00 or more)e) and the 5,000 HIGHEST RESULTS REALIZED FROM 2004-2006!. EVERY result gives the condition of the item soldd (vital information not found in any other database), and important extra info, like style type. Best of all, this invaluable guide to actual sales results is priced at only TEN DOLLARS! (plus postage). It IS NOW SHIPPING and you can ORDER NOW TO GET YOUR COPY!! ORDER YOURS TODAY! JUST $10.00 EACH COPY, PLUS POSTAGE ($5.50 via U.S. Priority Mail, $2.00 via U.S. Media Mail, Outside USA, please contact us): Bruce Hershenson • eMoviePoster.com P.O. Box 874 • West Plains, MO 65775 phone: 417-256-9616 • fax: 417-257-6948 email: [email protected] website: http://www.emovieposter.com #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 5 IF YOU’RE IN SOMEONE’S OFFICE, AND YOU FIND YOURSELF WONDERING WHERE THE HELL DID HE GET THAT? IT PROBABLY CAME FROM A MASTRO AUCTION. www.mastroauctions.com Consider the World’s Finest Collectibles Auction House for Your Collection CONSIGN We are always accepting consignments for our Premier Catalog Auctions and Classic Collector Auctions. If you prefer that your material be TODAY! presented by a firm dedicated to serving your needs as a consignor, call 630-472-1200 or visit ww.mastroauctions.com. 6 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • #716 Wanted: Would you like YOU and/or YOUR COL- LECTION to be featured in a future “How To Collect A Monster” column in MCW? (Non-monster poster collections always welcome too!). If so, contact me! [email protected] or call (508)- 853-1893 Vintage Movie Posters From Cult to Classics! Choice items at competitive prices. Solid packing, quick delivery and secure, convenient online shopping! Visit our website: www.posteropolis.com (Posteropolis is a LAMP-approved dealer.) #716 • MOVIE COLLECTOR’S WORLD • 7 Dracula VINTAGE MOVIE POSTERS (Universal, 1931). Title Lobby Card (11” X 4”). SOLD FOR: ON $65,725 — A HY C SIG World Record! W N TO HERITAGE? WE’LL GIVE YOU 2.66 MILLION REASONS! $2.66 Million Realized in Heritage ‘s Latest Vintage Movie Poster Auction! Heritage was the first auction house to break $1.5 million in a single auction of vintage movie posters, and then surpassed that mark with $2 million. Now, Heritage becomes the first rare poster dealer to sell more than $2.5 million worth of vintage Baby Face (Warner Brothers, 1933). One Sheet (27” X 41”): movie posters in a single auction, shattering SOLD FOR: $71,700! record after record in the process! The Bride of Frankenstein (Universal, 1935).

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