#5597616 - 04/13/12 11:23 AM
Re: Where are the classic silver age covers
[Re: dem1138]
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glenbru
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Registered: 11/09/05
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ASM 15 has not been confirmed. You're right about 30 .
Also TTA 67, forgot that one.
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#5597780 - 04/13/12 12:32 PM
Re: Where are the classic silver age covers
[Re: glenbru]
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artdealer
Talkative?
Registered: 02/07/06
Posts: 598
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Fantastic Four #67 also exists, though I haven't owned it for 33 years.
It's from 1967 and is twice-up.
MI
Edited by artdealer (04/13/12 12:32 PM)
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#5597788 - 04/13/12 12:38 PM
Re: Where are the classic silver age covers
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dem1138
If you have a dream about out-posting me, you better wake up and apologize.
Registered: 12/02/04
Posts: 2871
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I did not see ASM 15 but never heard the contrary of it being available and sold.
Also FF 55
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#5597881 - 04/13/12 01:14 PM
Re: Where are the classic silver age covers
[Re: Terry Doyle]
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glenbru
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Registered: 11/09/05
Posts: 329
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ff 55 and 67 are later than 1965.
I was just talking about 1965 or earlier. Those DD covers count though.
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#5597989 - 04/13/12 01:59 PM
Re: Where are the classic silver age covers
[Re: Kevin.J]
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Ferran Delgado
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Registered: 09/28/09
Posts: 490
Loc: Avila, Spain
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I have a humble blog where I like to post some key pieces and rarities that I find in CAF, art dealers sites or whatever. I think that proper credit and a link to the source is also necessary, so I include it when possible.
A very well known collector asked me many months ago to remove his name from a couple key Kirby covers because he got sick about people trying to buy them, so he chose to remove them from his CAF Gallery.
With the lack of fresh stuff reaching the open market, I wonder if this has caused that collectors with the need of his regular shot are becoming more agressive in their inquires to other collectors.
I wonder if this fact not only prevents collectors to display for first time their pieces in CAF but it push other people to remove them from CAF, which would be a sad loss.
In other hand, the site Whatifkirby.com shows many interesting pieces by Kirby, and many of them are uncredited. This is a way for many collectors to show part of their collection without the hassle to get people making annoying inquires.
Since many art dealers contribute with their Kirby pieces at Cons, this site also allows to enjoy forever those pieces that sometimes get buried in collectors vaults.
If someone doesn't know that site, it's a must for any Kirby fan! It has a zoom tool that allows to enjoy till the smallest detail thanks to the hires high quality scans. Highly recommended!!! 
Edited by Ferran Delgado (04/13/12 02:00 PM)
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#5598039 - 04/13/12 02:20 PM
Re: Where are the classic silver age covers
[Re: Ferran Delgado]
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Ferran Delgado
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Registered: 09/28/09
Posts: 490
Loc: Avila, Spain
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