the size you describe is that of an "insert". THey are usually a few inches short of standard height and about half the width Here are some like...
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It's approx 22 x 17" these dimensions dont correspond to any traditional poster sizes such as half sheet 27x22" or an insert or a lobby card. BUt...
Yes that's a good call. It is not of the right sized you are correct. Does anyone have a ready place to go to ID the signatures of these Inuit...
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the database I use, refers to Goumot as a decorator firm. I guess typically they buy blanks and paint them.
nothing on the history. What a nice piece of advice, many thanks.
It bears close resemblance to a mark I was looking at the other day that we could not ID and figured its likely fake. I can now see that on mine...
colors are a bit too vibrant for that age?
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its probably Chinese pretending to be a Sevres mark or something but Id like to pin it down.
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indeed that appears to be the plastographic mark
thanks everyone..
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