Expos 50th Anniversary Illustration by Josée Tellier

I picked up this "Expos 50th Anniversary Illustration" by Josée Tellier up on eBay awhile back.  If there was a public sale of these prints, I was asleep at the wheel and missed it, so I was sort of excited when this popped up on my eBay "Wallach Alert."  It measures 6"x9" and the autograph appears to be authentic in blue sharpie.  I'll probably end up framing this at some point as I like it a lot more than I expected to when I ordered it.  In fact, I'll probably try to track down a few more of the prints in the series that Ms. Tellier did, perhaps try to frame 3 or 4 of them together.  Here's a link to a galley of them on her website: Expos 50th Illustrations

You can find more of Ms. Tellier's other work on her Instagram page: @MissJoJo76  or by following her on Twitter: @MissTellier

Here are some more close up shots of the illustration:

1986 Provigo Mini-Poster

 

This 1986 Provigo Poster is something that has been on my radar for more than a few years, but until recently had remained elusive.  Recently though, entire sets of these posters have been showing up on ebay with some regularity.  The price has varied wildly from the reasonable to the obscene.  Shortly after coming up short on a set that finished at a reasonable price, someone listed them all individually.  It may be a case of slimey profiteering, but I was finally able to get my hands on one of these as a result.

It measures 15 x 9, has perforated coupons on the bottom, and a blank back.  The card stock isn't as sturdy as a standard card, but is far from flimsy.  I actually like this much more than I thought I would.  If there's a guy in the set you've been on the fence about, I would recommend going ahead and picking one of these up.

Lundi Cut-Out Poster

This is a cut-out Poster from "Lundi" magazine.  The ebay description didn't mention that it was nothing more than a 8x11 page cut out of a magazine.  It didn't say it was anything else, but I just inferred more from the word "poster."

I did some research, I guess these Lundi posters were collected by people.  There is actually a web page dedicated to all the Lundi Posters featuring Muppets.  "Le Lundi" is a French-Canadian magazine that "features complete coverage of arts & culture news, in depth interviews with Quebec celebrities and an international section."

I don't know when exactly this poster is from, but on the back is an add that as best I can tell (since I don't speak French) features an offer that expired in June of 1983.  So I'm guessing this poster came from an issue in published sometime before then.