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Tuesday, 14 August 2012

Batly done duo

Update:
The drawings sold for US $1,111.
I'm tempted to make a few Kanes myself, to pay next months rent...
 (But of course I'd never do it.)

These drawings are for sale on eBay right now.
Take a close look at them. 


In case you wonder: they are fakes.
Current price is $405 and are listed as beeing bought for $3500.
Besides from obviously being fakes just take a look where they are coming from.

It's good ol' Greco of Gallery on Baum again. Sigh...

Update:
The price is now $750.
And take a look at the Q&A section...

For Gallery on Baum "fans" the Sparkle Pony blog is a must. Check it out!

Saturday, 8 May 2010

F is for Fake, G is for Greco.

Oh, my... Remember the drawings from The Gallery on Baum that I featured here last year? The guy behind it all, Tony Greco is still in the business of selling his fake "art". Check out an article from the Post-Gazette HERE.
Thanks to Mike Lynch's blog for the link!

Hmmm... would you buy this orignal Fake ... eh... I mean Frank Thomas drawing?
If so, don't forget to check out the new, hilarious fake drawings that are bound to fool at least some unfortunate collectors on eBay... Click HERE.
The most amazing thing is that he's got 100% positive feedback!!!

/Joakim.

PS. Don't miss the hilarious "Chasing the "Kaufmann" article that Mike links to in his Tony Greco post. It's pure entertainment. :)

Sunday, 1 November 2009

eBay oddities

Some people are just begging for the cops to knock on their doors.
Like The Gallery on Baum. They are continuing to sell forgeries on eBay for loads of cash. The Krazy Kat drawing I showed some time ago sold for $769.99! And the "Larson" cartoon went for $1035. They are really drawing their own money!
I wonder how much this "Caniff" will fetch...
[Edit: It went for $76. For a piece of worthless paper! Wooha! There are sooo many suckers out there!]

From the item description: "Any monetary refunds after initial 7 day return policy must include a signed letter by a noted authority stating item is not as described and what is wrong with item. We do not accept opinions." That pretty much says it all.

And while I'm on thew subject of odd eBay objects. What's this? "Carl Barks, Scrooge and Christmas".