Looking for a Parker Poster

[Bill Murphy]

Thanks for the link to the $11,000 Parker poster. The Sharkey poster of squirrels is a rare and valuable poster, but not worth the asking price on the collector market, especially in this depressed market. Maybe one of our readers would let you know what they are really worth. This poster has been reproduced, most recently by Ed Muderlak. Maybe Ed still has one or two left. His email address may be available and someone would post it for you. The last email address I have for him is knightofthetrigger@yahoo.com. An earlier reproduction of this neat poster is full sized and a good buy at about $200. Maybe a member would sell you one. It is not a PGCA print. Can't remember who did it, but it would always be worth what you pay if you frame it and keep it in good condition. There are other Parker posters that you can see in The Parker Story. The Wood Duck poster is especially rare and attractive. I "did not buy" one about 25 years ago, never saw another one offered for sale until a couple of years ago. I thought I had found a second example, but they turned out to be the same poster after passing among several owners.

[Bruce King]

Thanks Bill. I'll reach out to Ed.

[Bill Murphy]

Hey, members, what is the poster that was available at a "very reasonable" price at an annual PGCA banquet a couple or few years ago? I'm sure every attendee took advantage of the deal and some would part with the poster at a reasonable price.

[Opening Day]

Bill when was that, as I must have missed it and I haven't missed a meeting in five or six years... If I had known about it I probably would have bought it, which poster was it?

[Pa SxS]

Bruce, I've got a Tarnation Print, brand new, that I'll sell for $100.00 if your interested. BTW it is in color.

[Bill Murphy]

I think the poster that was distributed at a very reasonable price at an annual meeting may have been the Tarnation poster. Who has one of those?

[Pa SxS]

Originally Posted by Bill Murphy

I think the poster that was distributed at a very reasonable price at an annual meeting may have been the Tarnation poster. Who has one of those?

Bill, just look at the post right above your last one and you'll have the answer to your question