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Given the stupid prices of the Stellar Portman card, I decided to make my own for a fraction of the price. Wink



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That's the spirit, make your own. Big Grin Clap

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That looks really nice. I also have that Anne Francis card, that is very nice as well.


Agreed, it does look very nice. And my Anne Francis cards is one of my favorites in my collection.

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Found her signed book for $20. I think I am getting better at this.




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The Benoist looks better than her Infinity Earth card. Thumb Up

But her signed book? What the heck could she have to write about? Too soon for an autobiography, which leaves food, pets and children's books. Wink

Found it, children's book. Thanks for the tip.
 
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Found it, children's book. Thanks for the tip.


Any time. Plus she signs perfect size for a card. Smile

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Found it, children's book. Thanks for the tip.


Any time. Plus she signs perfect size for a card. Smile


Just got it. Signature is good, no autopen. Always leery of the "signed editions" because it does happen now and again. Of course you know I will never read the book. Big Grin
 
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My first TTM in 20 years. Always wanted a trading card set of The Deep....so I made one. Smile


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Bisset in her prime. Thumb Up
 
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Oh yeah, so many good movies with some of Hollywood's greatest stars.

Because I knew her signature was sort of awkward I wondered how it would look on a small card. I don't think I could have expected much better.

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Oh yeah, "The Deep." I saw it on cable maybe a year after it was in theaters. The next and most recent time I saw it was in the 80's. Entertaining movie. Robert Shaw had an odd name I always remembered, Romer Treece.

Those are great looking cards. They remind of a design Cornerstone Communications used.
 
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Also built a Channing Tatum cut. So many titles to choose from but Logan Lucky is probably one of my favs. Plus it goes well with my official autograph cards from other cast members.


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Oh yeah, "The Deep." I saw it on cable maybe a year after it was in theaters. The next and most recent time I saw it was in the 80's. Entertaining movie. Robert Shaw had an odd name I always remembered, Romer Treece.

Those are great looking cards. They remind of a design Cornerstone Communications used.


I remember when it came out and because it was from Peter Benchley everyone was hoping for another JAWS. I was a little disappointed the first time I saw it. Bisset stood out for some reason.....I don't know why? Wink Over the years I have come to enjoy it.

I do look to my collection for design ideas because I dont want all of my cards to look the same. I let image location decide a lot of it and I try to get an idea of what the celebrities signature looks like. There is a guy on blow out who has done many MANY customs. They are nice but they all look like they came from a single set design.

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Right, that was the thing that happened. We wanted another "Jaws" but we got treasure hunting/drug-smuggling intrigue instead. Oh wow, what a drag but then the movie grew on people over time.

Yeah, Bisset was an immediate hit, though. She did stand out when we think about the fabric of society at the time.


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Oh yeah, "The Deep." I saw it on cable maybe a year after it was in theaters. The next and most recent time I saw it was in the 80's. Entertaining movie. Robert Shaw had an odd name I always remembered, Romer Treece.

Those are great looking cards. They remind of a design Cornerstone Communications used.


I remember when it came out and because it was from Peter Benchley everyone was hoping for another JAWS. I was a little disappointed the first time I saw it. Bisset stood out for some reason.....I don't know why? Wink Over the years I have come to enjoy it.

I do look to my collection for design ideas because I dont want all of my cards to look the same. I let image location decide a lot of it and I try to get an idea of what the celebrities signature looks like. There is a guy on blow out who has done many MANY customs. They are nice but they all look like they came from a single set design.
 
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Bisset stood out for some reason


Bisset stood out for two reasons . . .
 
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Bisset stood out for some reason


Bisset stood out for two reasons . . .



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Bisset stood out for some reason


Bisset stood out for two reasons . . .



Big Grin Big Grin Big Grin Drool


While I don't disagree with either of you Big Grin, I feel I should mention that Bisset has had a 57 year career and is still working. She may not have been the most acclaimed actress, but she has outlasted almost all of the beautiful ladies who were her peers. So she is more than the sum of her youthful parts and I wish someone would have put her in Pop Century. Smile
 
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While I don't disagree with either of you Big Grin, I feel I should mention that Bisset has had a 57 year career and is still working. She may not have been the most acclaimed actress, but she has outlasted almost all of the beautiful ladies who were her peers. So she is more than the sum of her youthful parts and I wish someone would have put her in Pop Century. Smile


Absolutely, I grew up with 12 years of her in great films. Its just that much of what she has been in over the past 20 years has not been what I generally watch or she had a minor role. I would love an official card from her as well but can't help but feel that a pop century sticker would completely ruin her signature.

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I would love an official card from her as well but can't help but feel that a pop century sticker would completely ruin her signature.


Yeah, Bisset has a large readable signature that has been very consistent over the years, but a Pop Century or Americana type product is probably the only sort of set that could include her. Those stickers often produce their own versions of autographs just to fit.

I have several of her signed photos from years back and there are plenty on eBay fairly cheap now, but most are early pin-ups and you do have to be careful. There was a time when fakes sold well, and once they get out they never stop circulating, even when demand tails off.
 
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So Bob wrote a book and he signed a few copies. Had fun with this one.



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