Display MoreWhew, that's quite a list, Larry. Up until now I thought I had a pretty good collection.
We deal in lead, friend.
And mine compared to either of your collections is just above being the "Sweepings From The Road" in comparison and mine is only that good-thanks to you giving me some great stuff. :lol:
As far as I remember from photography classes, the only colour film available was slide film. Transparency film was expensive to print to paper. All professional photographers used black and white film, even those who were on film sites for publicity purposes.
They shot in B&W and the images were hand-coloured without being able to resort to the finished product (the film) because it wasn't yet a finished product. (Technicolor itself involved the use of a red film, a blue film and a yellow film, which were combined in processing to produce the onscreen images.) In the B&W photography notes were taken as to the colour of the items worn, hair and eye colour of the subjects of the photos...but great artistic license was taken at times.
Hi P, I thought I had long replied to this but-on the LCs and such, I just like to keep them in large mylar sleeves and take them out once in awhile to look at and enjoy--same goes for the stills and such too. My collection still has a VERY long way to go to even compare with Bills excellent collection 
I know who has a complete set of Lobby Cards for A Distant trumpet. I was considering getting them but if not? let me know if anyone else is interested?
BTW, I just landed a near complete set (7) of lobby cards for: Vera Cruz. I THINK the only one missing is number 7.
Thank you Keith for putting this thread together, your a one of a kind and a great asset for this site.
Sorry i cant get them to post properly so if some kind Admin-or Mod can fix this problem? Id greatly appreciate it ;-))
Also, I MIGHT be getting some great images from the classic British made War Movie: Battle of Britain.
And finally....two original B&W Lobby Cards to a Republic Serial that starred Ken Curtis, called: Don Daredevil Rides Again.
Bugles In the Afternoon with Ray Milland.
Here are some of my newest purchases. Two complete sets of Lobby Cards for: Duel At Diablo with: James Garner, Sidney Poitier and I THINK? Stuart Whitman.
