Paul Davis Chaplin Poster

Hello all,

So lovely to be conversing with all of you again.

Here's what I don't get: I just bid on and won (on ebay, of course)
the "Chaplin" poster that was produced by the Public Theatre in NYC
and illustrated by the very famous poster artist Paul Davis. It is an
item
I've been aching to get for my collection for some time. I thought
there would be tremendous bidding but..I was the only bidder. What
gives? Do you all know something I don't know?

Luvya,
Annie

"The mother, whose love was stronger than the boss's breath."
(from "Caught in a Cabaret," sort of.)

atschwartz.TakeThisOut@acadia.net (Annie) wrote in message news:<5098e3.0407271443.49d55189.TakeThisOut@posting.google.com>...
> Hello all,
>
> So lovely to be conversing with all of you again.
>
> Here's what I don't get: I just bid on and won (on ebay, of course)
> the "Chaplin" poster that was produced by the Public Theatre in NYC
> and illustrated by the very famous poster artist Paul Davis. It is an
> item
> I've been aching to get for my collection for some time. I thought
> there would be tremendous bidding but..I was the only bidder. What
> gives? Do you all know something I don't know?
>
> Luvya,
> Annie
>
> "The mother, whose love was stronger than the boss's breath."
> (from "Caught in a Cabaret," sort of.)

Hi Annie,

I didn't bid because I didn't see it, but I wouldn't have bid if I
had,
because posters aren't my primary interest. I have a few I like, and
feel they're enough.

I collect early French books on Chaplin, and just acquired a
prize--Robert
Florey's _Charlie Chaplin_. Scarce as hen's teeth, but there was only
one other bidder--perhaps because it didn't come cheap.

By the way, fake autographed photos continue to turn up. Bid
cautiously, folks,
and don't trust certificates of authenticity.

Connie K.