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The item from lot 110 I will post the auction to move the appropriate heading .

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April 06, 2012 08:42

Beautiful items in the upcoming auction, as a Hermann fan, I have a question (don't know if everyone subscribes to it). Lot 65 Hermann dedicace, wouldn't it be better to mention whether it is in an album (if so, which album possibly with "the print" mention OR whether it is on a separate sheet?

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Lot 65 Hermann dedicace, wouldn't it be better to mention whether it is in an album (if so, which album possibly with "the print" mention OR whether it is on a separate sheet?

The dédicaces are on the insides of loose dust jackets. This and also the size is now indicated with the lot.

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April 06, 2012 11:34

So you buy the album with it?

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April 06, 2012 12:13

So you buy the album with it?

No, there are clearly loose drawings on dust jackets.
The cw numbers of the books are also not listed.
We will add it more emphatically.

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April 06, 2012 12:17

Sorry, but this is a lot clearer (to me anyway :))

A strange combination Kurdy from the Jeremiah series, on the dust jacket of Blood ties ......

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How can you check lot 110 for authenticity? am not personally familiar with such documents and their authenticity and possible forgeries. Someone who can help me?

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April 08, 2012 10:24

The provider is not talking about a certificate of authenticity. His description is extensive; Among other things, he talks about an oil painting on canvas.

Rather, I think it's more interesting to find out which Rossiter made this. There are several painters / artists on the internet with the name Rossiter, but none of them are easy to link to Disney.

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April 08, 2012 12:30

How can you check lot 110 for authenticity? am not personally familiar with such documents and their authenticity and possible forgeries.

A painting is a painting. It would be a forgery if, in this case, the painting was not painted by Rossiter, but, for example, by the resurrected Walt Disney.

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April 08, 2012 13:13

Looks like a piece of home craft to me. It is apparently not even stretched, but painted on a loose piece of canvas, not exactly professional.

What I would like to know (if interested) is from which original this has been painted over.

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I can find very little about it. The catalog value also seems exaggerated to me (new condition 1000 euro ??) I also cannot make the link between the painter and Donald Duck. Are such auction items not checked first?

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April 09, 2012 15:05

A unique painting has only one price, the value on which it is appraised. So there are no separate values for new condition, good condition or the like

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April 09, 2012 15:26

What story could this scene come from? Chest with jewels, floating sword, armor ... Isn't anyone going to ring a bell?

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April 09, 2012 15:33

Not with me yet, I am already looking for the story. I haven't found it yet

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April 09, 2012 15:41

Should The Old Castle's Secre t to be. But the scene does not literally appear that way in the story.

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April 09, 2012 15:45

And here we have the original, from Carl Barks:

CB OIL 148 Old Castle Secret

(And how much time did that take? Fifteen minutes of searching by the undersigned, who otherwise knows very little about Disney.)

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That will indeed have to be that scene, but what does this say further? It's great that you found it, apparently I was looking wrong haha

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April 09, 2012 16:08

This says that it is indeed home craft. Someone has (fairly faithfully) repainted Barks' painting, probably from its only publication, the "Carl Barks Ölgemälde Calendar 1999".

I also dare to doubt that the copy was painted in expensive oil paint. Ordinary acrylic paint is more likely.

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But then the catalog value is not entirely correct, or am I stupid? catalog value 1000 euros seems a lot to me for a piece of home craft.

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April 09, 2012 16:32

That value is therefore not very coincidentally attached to it and introduced by the person who offers it for sale. ;-)

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April 09, 2012 16:36

@lordsnader: Item as well as the "value" has been entered by the seller, and item has not been reviewed yet. So ... And there have been cases like that (Franquin among others)

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But in this way, the gullible are deceived by whoever imports a particular item and awards it a high price. This is purely done to ensure that there is a lot of bidding on an item that most likely has little value. At least I have the answers I wanted. thanks for that.

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That value is therefore not very coincidentally attached to it and introduced by the person who offers it for sale. ;-)

This is not coincidental, but it is common for the first importer to also add the price indication. The prize has now been removed.

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April 09, 2012 22:10

Maybe also complete the information immediately, so that people know what they are bidding on?

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About the new comics auction: everything looks fine, but in lot 2 of the upcoming Wednesday auction (a lot with 3 issues of Tintin's 'The Broken Ear') the oldest copy is offered as a 1st edition, but this is the 2nd edition from 1947 (woodfree paper and A47 back cover).

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