Ferry must have had different producers of these and had different product runs, as my Ferrybinder has no pocket, and the artwork is sealed into the binder, just like the 60s ones.
Howdy from the Right Coast too, Friend Richard!-Craig
Huh. I never knew that those binders were just art inserts in the front cover.Heck if someone was to scan the art inserts, they could be printed and inserted into new binders...Presto! Instant 60's binder! Is that what Ferry did when he was reselling them in the pages of the new FM?(I was so very tempted too.)
If I was going to make repro binders, I'd scan the image off of the paint-by-number sets for a nice clear print and glue it to a thicker backing cardboard and have the final image sealed into the binder./frankensteinbinderimage.jpg[/img]
What's stopping you Richard? Get er done!
The repro binder idea doesn't interest me as much as just having some nice prints/scans of the paint-by art.
Were only three different binders made? Who did the artwork? Were these binders only sold through Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine originally or were they sold through stores as well?
First, I would love to know the artist, but like so much of this stuff from back then, the artist's name is lost to history.I used to think there was a Creature binder, because there was an ad for them on the bottom of some of the Phoenix Candy boxes that used a Creature drawing on the drawing of a binder. Didn't say what monster you'd get if you sent for one. Wish there had been a Creature binder!
I still hold out hope that one day the paintings will surface and we'll find out who created them, AND that there's a Creature binder.
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