Action, comedy, science fiction, drama, historic – lovers of the
silver screen and the home screen can find interesting memorabilia at
the Art of Music in Las Vegas. They’ve got photos, posters, and
collectibles galore from classic and modern movies and television shows.
People have been buying, selling, and collecting movie and TV memorabilia for years. Clothing and props are the most popular items, but they can be fairly pricey – a pair of Judy Garland’s ruby red slippers first went for $15,000 and another pair went for 11 times that much in the 1980s. And that’s just one example! It is reported that other high-ticket items include Charlie Chaplin’s hat and cane and Marilyn Monroe’s halter-top dress from “The Seven Year Itch” – each of these went for $150,000!
Not
everyone can afford to spend the cost of a car, a mortgage, or their
college education on just one piece of cinematic history, though many
would love to. It is more attainable and just as thrilling to own
smaller props, photographs, or posters with the autographs of original
cast members from favorite, well known movies and TV shows. From the
Lone Ranger to Walter White, Butch Cassidy to Batman, the Art of Music Las Vegas has the scope to capture something from everyone’s
entertainment dreams. While they don’t have the original movie posters,
the signed replicas have authentic autographs. They make collecting and
enjoying affordable. Check them out online or in Vegas! You are sure to
have a good time taking in the sites and rare mementos.
People have been buying, selling, and collecting movie and TV memorabilia for years. Clothing and props are the most popular items, but they can be fairly pricey – a pair of Judy Garland’s ruby red slippers first went for $15,000 and another pair went for 11 times that much in the 1980s. And that’s just one example! It is reported that other high-ticket items include Charlie Chaplin’s hat and cane and Marilyn Monroe’s halter-top dress from “The Seven Year Itch” – each of these went for $150,000!
