HITCHCOCK’S FRENZY SUPER 8 8MM CINE MOVIE FILM SEALED!

11 March 2010
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HITCHCOCK'S FRENZY SUPER 8 8MM CINE MOVIE FILM SEALED!

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The full ‘Rape’ scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s film Frenzy on super 8 sound film. Mounted on a 100 foot reel and sealed from new in its original box. For projection on any Super 8 projector.
For more info see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frenzy
This film along with most of our other films is new-old-stock UNOPENED + SEALED! A rare opportunity to be the first person to open and project this film. Bargain buy-it-now price so don’t miss out!

STALAG 17–Wm Holden, Oscar Winner-FABULOUS SHARP PRINT

11 March 2010
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STALAG 17--Wm Holden, Oscar Winner-FABULOUS SHARP PRINT

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STALAG 17
1953
WILLIAM HOLDEN — OSCAR FOR BEST PERFORMANCE
OTTO PREMINGER, PETER GRAVES, AND BRILLIANT ALL STAR CAST
DIRECTOR — BILLY WILDER

ALL PICTURES IN THE GALLERY SHOTS TAKEN DIRECTLY FROM THIS PRINT.

16MM SOUND
GREAT PRINT ON EASTMAN SAFTEY FILM
ONE OF THE GREAT MOVIES OF THE 1950′S   

THIS IS ONE OF THOSE FILMS THAT WILL NEVER GROW OLD — AND PEOPLE WILL NEVER GROW TIRED OF WATCHING.
IT IS SOOOOO GOOD ON SO MANY LEVELS.  THE STORY, ITSELF, IS INCREDIBLY WELL DONE.  THE ACTORS ARE PERFECT.  AND WHY DIRECTOR  BILLY WILDER DIDN’T WIN THE OSCAR IN 1953 FOR THIS FILM IS A MYSTERY — HE WAS NEVER BETTER.
OF COURSE, THIS IS THE FILM THAT THE TV SHOW ”HOGAN’S HEROS” WAS BASED UPON —- BUT TO WATCH THIS FILM AND THEN SEEING  AN EPISODE OF THE SHOW IS LIKE COMPARING MONET TO A FIRST GRADER’S SKETCH.   ”STALAG 17″ IS THE REAL DEAL!
WILLIAM HOLDEN IS THE SUPER CYNICAL SERGEANT WHO EVERYONE THINKS IS HELPING THE GERMANS WHO RUN THE PRISON CAMP.  IS HE OR ISN’T HE?  HE CERTAINLY IS ENOUGH OF A HEAL TO BE THE GUY, BUT STILL……
AND WHILE THAT STORY IS UNFOLDING, YOU GET TO WATCH THE DAY TO DAY LIFE IN THEIR GERMAN PRISON CAMP.  IT’S FUNNY, IT’S TOUGH, AND IT’S DANGEROUS.
THERE’S NOT AN FALSE NOTE IN THE WHOLE FILM.  I GUARANTEE NO ONE IN YOUR AUDIENCE WILL BE BORED. 
 
THE FILM IS FRESH SO I AM SURE THAT THIS IS NOT MORE THAN 30 YEARS OLD  AND PROBABLY MORE LIKE 20.
FILM STOCK IS EASTMAN SAFTERY.  NO VINEGAR.
RUNNING TIME IS 120 MINUTES ON 4 — 1200′  REELS.
CONDITION:  16MM SOUND.  SHARP PRINT WITH GOOD CONTRAST AND VERY, VERY LITTLE WEAR.  I NOTICED ONE VERY QUICK SPLICE IN REEL #1 WHICH ONLY TOOK OUT A FRAME OR TWO.  IN REEL THREE THERE ARE TWO REPAIRS ON LIGHT RIPS THAT DO NOT TAKE OUT ANY FRAMES.  I NOTICED ONE SPLICE IN REEL 4 — ONCE AGAIN TAKING OUT JUST A FRAME OR TWO.
THIS IS ONE GREAT PRINT.    

 
no reserve, Great Find!!
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16mm THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT BOGART RAFT GORGEOUS PRINT

11 March 2010
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16mm THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT BOGART RAFT GORGEOUS PRINT

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A LOW STARTING PRICE SO EVERYONE CAN BID.BOGARTRAFTLUPINOSHERIDAN  in THEY DRIVE BY NIGHT (1940)A WARNER BROTHERS CLASSICAND A GORGEOUS PRINT!!This film came from the collection of a lifelong film collector who recently passed away.Print is in amazingly good shape with minimal wear on AG2S stock. Print is so sharp and clear, I’ve never seen a nicer one.It’s a top print with a booming soundtrack.  I projected it onto a 96 x 96 screen and it looked great. The low starting price is more than worth it for this great audience pleasing film. More great features and television episodes to be listed in the       coming weeks.NOTE: eBay shipping is wrong. Please contact me after the auction so I can send you an invoice.Buyer to pay $13.00 shipping/handling in the U.S.A which includes $1.00 for  Delivery Confirmation in the U.S.A.
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Many Happy Returns 16mm Burns & Allen 1934 Very nice!

11 March 2010
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Many Happy Returns 16mm Burns & Allen 1934 Very nice!

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 Hi there. We’re the Vintage Radio and Communications Museum of Connecticut and we sell items on eBay to help pay the bills.This is another 16mm movie out of the large 16mm movie collection we have been selling. It is a black and white, two reel 16mm print of the 1934 movie “Many Happy Returns” starring George Burns and Gracie Allen. The movie looks like it’s hardly been played. It is printed on Kodak Safety film and the leader is original and says EMKA leader. No odor of vinegar.As with all of our movies we cannot screen them ahead of time but I do my best to describe the condition to you. There are no visible splices on either reel! We will guarantee your happiness with this print and if you don’t like it we’ll gladly take it back and refund your winning bid and initial shipping. As you can tell by our feedback, we can be trusted!We’ll ship this anywhere in the world. Local pickup is free. If shipped in the US we’ll ship USPS media mail and add on $3 for delivery confirmation and insurance (it’ll be included in the eBay quick quote shipping price!)If you have any questions, drop us a line. Thanks!

BATMAN ON SUPER 8 CINE MOVIE FILM. 8MM NOS SEALED!

11 March 2010
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BATMAN ON SUPER 8 CINE MOVIE FILM. 8MM NOS SEALED!

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Batman animation from 1969 on super8 colour silent film. Mounted on a 200 foot reel, never projected and sealed in its original box. Suitable for any Super 8 projector.
This film along with many of our other films is ‘new-old-stock’ sealed from new! A rare opportunity to be the first person to open and project this film.
Bargain buy-it-now price so you don’t have to wait. Thankyou for your time.

16mm film MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH David Bowie cult sci-fi

11 March 2010
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16mm film MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH David Bowie cult sci-fi

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You are bidding on a 16mm film of the cult 1976 arthouse sci-fi classic THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH starring David Bowie, Rip Torn, Candy Clark and Buck Henry, written by Paul Mayersberg based on the book by Walter Tevis and directed by Nicolas Roeg. This is one of the top ten all-time greats of science fiction cinema here presented letterboxed to approx. 2.10:1 and in glorious Eastman LPP colour.Here’s a review of the movie:The Man Who Fell To Earth is one of the few sci-fi films that can justifiably call itself brilliant. But what makes it so brilliant, you ask? It’s certainly not the story, which is merely about an alien coming to earth in order to save his dying planet. The performances are excellent, but actors alone cannot make a film brilliant. Perhaps what makes The Man Who Fell To Earth brilliant is the thing that causes people to despise it: it has no plot. That’s right. It’s alot like a David Lynch movie; there are bizzare characters, bizzare dialogue, and bizzare situations, but barely any trace of a followable plot. The film manages to carry a thin story with almost no plot whatsoever and be consistently interesting and entertaining throughout. On top of that, it’s all stunningly photographed. There is quite a bit of sex in this movie, but the sex is done so stylistically we hardly notice how pornographic it is. For instance, in one scene near the end of the film, Bowie wields a pistol loaded with blanks like a phallus. The scene than erupts into a bizzare sex scene filled with flashing strobe lights, full frontal shots of Bowie, and the gun firing randomly off. The Man Who Fell To Earth is essential viewing(unless of course movies that are hard to follow or a naked David Bowie aren’t your thing).This movie will ship on two spools running at approx. 120mins. It is in very good condition. There is some minor wear and some base scratching that comes and goes, but nothing too distracting. Didn’t notice any splices or sprocket damage. Film is on low-fade Eastman LPP stock and letterboxed. Here’s your once in a lifetime chance to acquire a great print of one of the greatest science fiction films ever made.POSTAGE & PAYMENT: Within
Australia postage is $12. Airmail to USA is US$80. Airmail to Europe is
US $100. Seamail to USA is US$50. Seamail to Europe is a low US$50. Other
countries please enquire. I will refund any unused postage. 25% shipping discounts apply for
all subsequent purchases sent in the one package. Come back for more rare features, TV shows and cartoons. I always have something cool up for grabs I
accept paypal from international customers (outside
Australia). Paypal, direct credit, etc. are
okay from Australian customers. Aussie buyers pay US hammer price in
Aussie dollars if paying by means other than paypal.While you’re here, you may as well check out my other auctions too. Why, you could even save me as a favourite seller and get the leg-up on an extremely large collection of various items, including trailers, feature films, TV shows, TV and cinema commericals, shorts, cartoons, and educational films in 8mm, 16mm and 35mm, as well as a large collection of science fiction and horror movie memorabilia,  including posters, vintage pressbooks, and other movie promo novelties. I also collect and sell avant-garde, experimental, underground, beat and hippie ephemera, VHS videos, outre records, rare and groovy vintage clothes, bric-a-brac, kitchenalia, kitsch, decorative items, pictures, as well as lots and lots of books, magazines and fanzines. If you’re into cult collectibles, I’m your man. Make sure you come back!

16mm film – MARK OF THE VAMPIRE – classic horror Lugosi

11 March 2010
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16mm film - MARK OF THE VAMPIRE - classic horror Lugosi

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You are bidding on a 16mm film print of the 1935 horror movie classic MARK OF THE VAMPIRE starring Bela Lugosi, Lionel Barrymore, Lionel Atwill, Carroll Borland and directed by Tod Browning. Here’s a review of the movie:In 1935 director Tod Browning set about the remaking of his 1927 silent Lon Chaney shocker LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT. The final result was rather an odd film for the MGM roster, but it benefited by being given the Studio’s first class production values and casting. It is a tremendously entertaining film to watch even now, full of chills & suspense.However, at a running time of barely one hour it has been obviously heavily edited. This does not help the already ludicrous plot, many of whose elements simply do not make the slightest sense. It is perhaps just as well to enjoy what the film does have to offer and not to harp about the incongruities of the storyline. The ending will come as a surprise to many viewers – some will be delighted at the turn of events, others will feel betrayed at the final fadeout.The cast is excellent. Lionel Barrymore is at his most eccentrically watchable as the elderly vampire stalker. And who could play the Undead better than Bela Lugosi? Although he speaks not a word until the final seconds of the film he is pure menace throughout, stalking along cobwebed corridors, associating with giant bats and radiating pure evil. Lionel Atwill as a stern police inspector and gentle Jean Hersholt as a befuddled baron complete the quartet of leading actors.Elizabeth Allan is lovely as the menaced young lady, while Carol Borland is properly mysterious as Lugosi’s vampiress. Various members of the supporting cast are allowed moments to shine – Donald Meek as the frightened local doctor; Ivan Simpson as the manor’s old butler and Leila Bennett as a rather hysterical maid. Movie mavens will spot an unbilled Christian Rub as a deaf peasant at the coroner’s inquest.The film’s editing sadly left several very fine character actors on the cutting room floor, including Robert Greig, Eily Maylon, Zeffie Tilbury & Jessie Ralph (whose name still appears in the credits).James Wong Howe’s excellent cinematography should be mentioned, as should also the creepy special effects which add immensely to the atmosphere.This movie will ship on one spool running approx. 60mins. The print is in good physical condition with little scratching and very few splices, BUT it is an horrendous dupe. Contrast is very poor, with facial features washed out and some scenes very dark. Similarly, the sound too is quite poor. Please bear this in mind when bidding.POSTAGE & PAYMENT: Within
Australia postage is $10. Airmail to USA is US$50. Airmail to Europe is
US $60. Seamail to USA is US$30. Seamail to Europe is a low US$30. Other
countries please enquire. I will refund any unused postage. 25% shipping discounts apply for
all subsequent purchases sent in the one package. Come back for more rare features, TV shows and cartoons. I always have something cool up for grabs I
accept paypal from international customers (outside
Australia). Paypal, direct credit, etc. are
okay from Australian customers. Aussie buyers pay US hammer price in
Aussie dollars if paying by means other than paypal.While you’re here, you may as well check out my other auctions too. Why, you could even save me as a favourite seller and get the leg-up on an extremely large collection of various items, including trailers, feature films, TV shows, TV and cinema commericals, shorts, cartoons, and educational films in 8mm, 16mm and 35mm, as well as a large collection of science fiction and horror movie memorabilia,  including posters, vintage pressbooks, and other movie promo novelties. I also collect and sell avant-garde, experimental, underground, beat and hippie ephemera, VHS videos, outre records, rare and groovy vintage clothes, bric-a-brac, kitchenalia, kitsch, decorative items, pictures, as well as lots and lots of books, magazines and fanzines. If you’re into cult collectibles, I’m your man. Make sure you come back!

TWILIGHT ZONE Shatner Orig Viacom 16mm Television Show

11 March 2010
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TWILIGHT ZONE Shatner Orig Viacom 16mm Television Show

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THESE ARE THE ACTUAL REELS THAT WERE USED BY TELEVISION STATIONS / STUDIOS TO AIR THE TELEVISION / TV SHOWS AND LATER RETURNED TO VIACOM IN NEW YORK CITY , NEW YORK .

16 MM FILM .
TWILIGHT ZONE WITH WILLIAM SHATNER ( FROM STAR TREK )
EPISODE: NIGHTMARE AT 20,000 FEET

LOOKS PERFECT- BUT HAVE NOT TESTED ( I DONT HAVE A 16 MM FILM PLAYER PROJECTOR ) … NICE AND CLEAN . FILMS LOOK IN TERRIFIC CONDITION – NOT SPLIT . NOT SMELLY .
OTHER REELS IN SEPARATE AUCTONS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) – Original Print!

11 March 2010
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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) - Original Print!

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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968) – Directed by George A. Romero – Starring Judith O’Dea, Duane Jones, Russell Streiner, Karl Hardman and Keith Wayne.
This is a very good condition, 16mm black and white ORIGINAL PRINT.  Excellent contrast and sound quality.  There are some occasional black hairline scratches that come and go as well as some splices here and there.  Nothing significant though.  This was a former rental print, though it was not overly used and is in nice shape.  Uncut and no vinegar syndrome!
There are a lot of dupes and “reductions” out there on this title, but here’s a really fine looking original print of this legendary horror masterpiece!
From one collector to another.  The above photo is for illustration only.  Insurance and tracking are included in the shipping price.
NOTE:  I WILL ONLY ACCEPT BIDS FROM BIDDERS WHO HAVE AT LEAST 10 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS!

Elvis in Concert 16mm b/w the original Directors Cut

11 March 2010
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Elvis in Concert 16mm b/w the original Directors Cut

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Are you a true Elvis fan?Are you looking for a real unique remembrance of the King of Rock’n Roll?Are you also willing not only to open your wallet but also your piggy bank?Then you are in the right place.Elvis Fans: watch out!Here is the one time opportunity to purchase by eBay a once in a blue moon item for collectors.And I guarantee by the life of my children, for its absolute genuineness.What I am talking about is the original 16mm cutters tape by Dwight Hemion taken for the CBS spezial “Elvis in Concert”and the original audio tapes in German and English recorded for the movie.The recording took place on 19 June 1977 in Omaha,on 20June 1977 in Nebraska,and on 21June 1977 in Rapid City.Video material has been used.Running time appox.50minutes.In this movie it is claimed it was Elvis’ last concert in Indianapolis on 26June 1977.But there are no movies about the event in Indianapolis.In fact, the last pictures of Elvis in a concert are on this 16mm film, of the above mentioned concerts between 19June to 20June 1977.The director of this movie, Dwight Hemion, needed a 16mm copy for cutting of the video material.Since there was not adequate video cutting systems, he wanted a b/w 16mm copy as this was cheaper than a color copy.Back then this way was always used for expense reasons.Furthermore, a so-called time code is faded in the 16mm copy. which can clearly be seen on the pictures.The cutter needed this technology in order to where and when exactly to cut.This copy had been taken by the director and the cutter to be worked on.Using scissors they cut out redundant scenes and glued the rest together with scotch tape.Finally they marked  the material with wax crayons, in order to mark from which picture to the next the f-spot should go.Finishing this they had the working tape for the final video cut.After this, the special was shown only one time on US TV on 3 October 1977 since Elvis died only 2 months ago.Then the material disappeared in some archives because the Elvis Presley Enterprices wanted so.Maybe there exist some more or less worth bootlegs, but the originals are stashed away and might be still for a long time and will not be published.Now something about me:I was born in Bad Nauheim in 1959. Elvis lived there at the same time as an GI.And I am working in the film business since more than 25 years.I cleaned up my attic,so then many years ago I found the tape.And now I decided to offer it in an eBay auction to all true Elvis fans.I hope you understood everything I tried to write in this description.And I hope you know what kind of a unique collector’s item I am about to offer here.In case of any questions do not hesitate to contact me.By the way, I made a DVD and I will deliver same DVD to the lucky buyer in addition to the film,as I think not everyone has a 16mm projector at home.The pictures of the concert I took from the TV screen, the other pictures show the film material and the tapes.Here is the playlist:CC RiderThat’s alrightAre you lonesome tonightTeddy BearYou gave me a mountainJailhouse RockHow great thou areEarly morning rainI really don’t want to knowHurtHound DogMy WayAnd at the very end a statement by Vernon PresleyAs I am a private seller I take the right to refuse redemption.I guarantee the originality of the material as it has been described.On Jan-15-10 at 12:51:31 PST, seller added the following information: 
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