I've been hired to search and catalog pretty much everything in their buildings. From art, to film props, to whatever else I find.
So far the things I've found are mind boggling.
This was just today.
Searching the oldest prop house in the United States.
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I've been hired to search and catalog pretty much everything in their buildings. From art, to film props, to whatever else I find.
So far the things I've found are mind boggling.
This was just today.
Not necessarily. Examples of the props are kept. But the rest of it (art, advertising, the extra props) are being sold.I've been following your videos series on EHP and I'm very jealous!
I suppose your discoveries go into a database and the originals get stored in an appropriate manner?
I'm searching through 107 years of accumulation that was never properly organized. It takes up alot of room.
And at this point EHP needs the room.
Stairstars
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Not sure if the PIECES OF THE PAST current auction is related to your searches at EARL HAYS...but the HONDO wanted poster is not from John Wayne's film version, but the much later Ralph Taeger TV series, as the screenshot below will attest:
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