WTB: DC vs. Fawcett Trial Exhibits - $$$$$ PAID

[esquirecomics]

I will pay a very competitive price for any books that were part of the 1948 trial between Fawcett and DC.

 

Here is a list of what exists somewhere:

 

 

You can identify the trial exhibit by the designation on the front cover:

 

 

If you have any copies for sale, or know where one might be (finder's fee will be paid), please PM me, e-mail me at EsquireComics@aol.com or call me at 202-498-0011.

 

P.S. I am also looking for copies from the 1939 DC v. Fox lawsuit.

[The Troll King]

Good luck in this! Seems to be a difficult undertaking!

[esquirecomics]

Indeed! One friend I know has one of the copies. I know of another that sold through an auction house earlier this year.

 

Timulty says he knows where two others are. SPEAK DAMNIT!!!

 

Jon Berk has two of the 1939 exhibits (Action #6 and #7). Geppi has two others in his Museum (Action #1 and #2).

[bigfiver69]

Mark,

 

Sounds cool! Good luck in the hunt.

 

Shep

[Timulty]

Timulty no speaky. Heheehehehe.

[arexcrooke]

Timulty no speaky. Heheehehehe.

[Sal]

Timulty no speaky. Heheehehehe.

 

that's a first.

 

[Pirate]

just get a really good stamp made.

[Foolkiller]

Indeed! One friend I know has one of the copies. I know of another that sold through an auction house earlier this year.

 

Timulty says he knows where two others are. SPEAK DAMNIT!!!

 

Jon Berk has two of the 1939 exhibits (Action #6 and #7). Geppi has two others in his Museum (Action #1 and #2).

 

Yes I noticed this... I take it those copies stemmed from the litigation between Fawcett and DC -- anyone have more to the story?

 

Incidentally, I'd love to handle a case now where I could stamp an Action #1 with a

"received" stamp.

[skinny_white_boy]

Timulty no speaky. Heheehehehe.

 

that's a first.

 

[Timulty]

[Comicdey]

 

Mark, Are you trying to create a display for the law office.....and justify the cost so you can write it off as a business expense?

 

 

That would be one cool wall of shame

 

Come on Timmy....help a poor guy out....he says you'll get a finders fee

[Pirate]

 

Mark, Are you trying to create a display for the law office.....and justify the cost so you can write it off as a business expense?

 

 

That would be one cool wall of shame

 

Come on Timmy....help a poor guy out....he says you'll get a finders fee

 

he doesn't know

[Comicdey]

 

Mark, Are you trying to create a display for the law office.....and justify the cost so you can write it off as a business expense?

 

 

That would be one cool wall of shame

 

Come on Timmy....help a poor guy out....he says you'll get a finders fee

 

he doesn't know

really

[Timulty]

[esquirecomics]

Timmy knows, Timmy knows!!!!!

 

He helped me find and acquire another litigation copy!!!!

 

Tim, we'll talk and arrange for something good for you! THANKS!

[esquirecomics]

Indeed! One friend I know has one of the copies. I know of another that sold through an auction house earlier this year.

 

Timulty says he knows where two others are. SPEAK DAMNIT!!!

 

Jon Berk has two of the 1939 exhibits (Action #6 and #7). Geppi has two others in his Museum (Action #1 and #2).

 

Yes I noticed this... I take it those copies stemmed from the litigation between Fawcett and DC -- anyone have more to the story?

 

Correct.

 

Here is additional info on the case from a thread in the GA Section:

 

DC v. Fawcett

[Comicdey]

Timmy knows, Timmy knows!!!!!

 

He helped me find and acquire another litigation copy!!!!

 

Tim, we'll talk and arrange for something good for you! THANKS!

 

[Timulty]

Mark, I just have a list of every GA Dealer that I have website links to and run through their inventories on a regular basis. The list is comprised almost exclusively of The Golden Age Forum list and your link list. If I find the other, I will let you know. I haven't been able to look at all the links yet.

[esquirecomics]