Cleaning a Vintage King Kong Movie Poster (1950s)
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- In this video, we share the relining process being performed on a 1950s "King Kong" one sheet movie poster. This process included demounting, cleaning, and linen backing the poster.
🎬 About "King Kong" (1933):
The 1933 film "King Kong," featuring Fay Wray, is a pioneering masterpiece in the monster movie genre, blending adventure and horror with groundbreaking special effects for its time. Directed by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack, the film tells the thrilling story of a giant ape captured from a remote island and brought to New York City, where chaos ensues. Fay Wray's iconic portrayal of Ann Darrow, the damsel in distress, and the climactic battle atop the Empire State Building, have cemented the film's place in cinematic history. Culturally, "King Kong" reflects early 20th-century fascinations with exploration and the unknown, while also addressing themes of beauty and beastly nature, making it a timeless symbol in film lore.
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I don't know how I got here, but I now realize I'm about to embark on a binge of every video this channel has.
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i wouldnt have thought that water and stuff printed on paper would be friendly with soap and so much water. i would have been afraid the ink would run or the paper would disolve. glad this beaut was restored and preserved!
This looks like one of the greatest jobs in the world to have!
Amazing, really. So much water! In my head I was like, how can it survive this?
The amount of trial and error to gain the knowledge to do such work is respectable
Wow, this is incredible work. So skillful. I wouldn't dare touch vintage posters, I'd be way too scared
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So amazing! The removal of the backing had me nervous LOL ! Beautiful work guys!
No kidding 😂
Great stuff!
I was a nervous wreck watching this. Was I supposed to feel relaxed?? Well...great job and amazing technique. I had no idea this can be done 🎉
Thank you 😂
I held my breath for five minutes & 17 seconds.😮
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That thing turned out amazing.
Thank you 🥰
A incredible piece of history brought back to its original glory. Great job by all involved.
Thank you!
Mesmerising!
Wow. I’d be too nervous handling a fragile sheet of paper like that! Takes incredible skill
Super cool!
Amazing job...
Dope restoration
Thank You!
This is astonishing !!!
Thank you!
Wow so sick
It's unfortunate the poster was folded instead of rolled all those years ago. Great job.
Amazing process and video! 👏🏻
Thank you 😊
Wow! Now that was impressive! It's amazing how much nicer it looks 👀 in the end. I guess there is hope for the old Volkswagen posters that I sent you 😃
This was so interesting, I thought for sure that water or detergent would ruin the print. I was wrong.
This is fantastic work.
Thank you 😊
@@FourthConeRestoration was this a commission from the owner, or do you buy the posters and sell them on?
Wow! That was incredible. I was biting my nails all the way until the end. Came out amazing!
Thank you 😊
Excellent work!
fabulous!
wow..what an amazing process. I cringed throughout praying the paper would withhold the duration of process.. ..thanks!
Just amazing
I always thought that water and all liquids were the worst enemy of paper. Until today.
Amazing work!
Fantastic work! my father was an old time slik screener for 40s years and l collected old film posters so this was really fascinating to see.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I felt like the people on the bottom of the poster watching this. Scariest UA-cam video I've ever seen.
You mean the Stars of the film…
Such amazing work. Thanks for posting your videos.
Glad you like them!
Amazing!
Thanks!
I want to do this job!
No idea why this video was suggested to me, but I watched it and it was very fascinating. Stellar work, kudos. What I would suggest to you is add a side by side comparison picture to end as well.🙂
This is so cool. Great job to everyone involved
Thank you 😊
So so good
Always fascinating, I could watch these all day long.
Thank you :)
Please show before and after photos side by side so we can get a good comparison
Shocked at how few comments this has. Great job!
Thank you 😊
Omg amazing , I could barely watch 😜😜
The spider should be framed
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Wow, eriouly stunning results! It must be incredibly satisfying when one turns out this nice having looked so bad! Liked & Subcribed!
Thank you so much for the kind words 😊
Nice work but I can’t avoid noticing that the process darkens the colours, details on King Kong are much darker than the «old» copy.
I would bet that is close to how it originally looked before it aged.
The print is definitely less faded after our process which made Kong appear darker than the condition it arrived in and closer to the original coloring. I will say the saturation on this video for the “After” shot was tricky and absolutely made the print appear even darker in certain areas than in actuality. Hope this helps 😊
@@FourthConeRestoration Thanks for your comment. I find the world of image restoration (prints, paintings, etc) fascinating!
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Wonderful transformation!!! Great job to your team.
What size of poster is this, a French 1-panel?
This one seemed to be a French Medium which is closer to a U.S. 1 sheet
Cool video thanks for sharing. Got a question how or what do you use to get that nasty musty smell out of old paper, magazines , post cards, and any other antique paper. I've past up so much antique paper because I don't know what to do or use any help would be great thanks.
Thank you we’re glad you like the video! The products we use are unfortunately a trade secret 🤫 if you had a piece in mind, you could absolutely send us an email and we’d get you a quote though 😊
I have a pretty rare insert poster of Lady Of The Tropics with Hedi Lamaar and Robert Taylor that along with its pink fonts comes across as one of the most deco looking posters I've seen that isn't Metropolis. The folds have broken up Taylor's face and I'm trying to figure out what medium, from crayon to colored pencil to acrylics to work the areas. It's already mounted on foam vote. By the way, NONE of the jpegs online are this poster. There is one black and white photo with Hedi in a blazing white head wrap looking straight down on Taylor facing straight up that was used as the faces, but mine are full color. I think it would be easier to rephotograph the poster to a 100 meg file, touch it up in Photoshop and reprint it...
Holy cow! What a difference! Well done! Will this also be repaired?
This one was just relined no restoration 😊
@@FourthConeRestoration Thank you! Hey, I have another question. Why is linen preferred versus Japanese paper?
Amazing work. I just like the old vintage look better tho 😝
---> *_When are you going to start restoring Comic Books?_*
I have an old school Mac and Me poster. It has some folds and wear. How would I go about restoring that?
If you send us an email with some photos we can get you a quote :)
@@FourthConeRestoration Thanks, I would do but I’m UK based. I’d probably need to remortgage my home and open an OnlyFans account. 😂
If the paper is more brittle why is it mounted to canvas? Canvas changes tension over time, it seems when it eventually does it'd tear the paper. When you find old artworks on canvas often the canvas is either too taut or loose.
Me not knowing anything about restoration: oh dear god! She’s going to destroy it with water & bleach!! 😱
Wonder how much a poster like that would cost.
I have seen company’s clean up old comics books, but never a vintage movie poster. Did you ever ruin any vintage poster before and Does this hurt the value of the poster?
I'm always horrified watching these posters get wet 😅
Is there anyway to safely remove years old testers enamel paint off a cardstock vinyl record jacket?
The paint can be removed. If you'd like a quote you can send us an email to info@fourthconerestoration.com with some photos and dimensions!
@@FourthConeRestorationI sent an email twice. Both times said Mailer Daemon. Should I try through the website directly?
Patronising uploader thinking that people can't concentrate unless there is valueless 'music' played over the top. Give us the sounds of restoration!
Our studio is often very loud and the audio isn’t always the quality we’d prefer to share. When we can, we will include the sounds of our studio going forward.
Wow - you guys must have some balls to do some of these techniques on something you would consider to be so fragile but please, buy a more expensive paint roller for the glue!
Please cut out the canned music; the video is interesting enough.
I didn’t mind it. I think it fit quite wel
Yeah, I don't like it much either. Id rather just ASMR it or whatever.
I liked it
Stop whining and enjoy the damn video
@@JS-qw4lnRight? We get this super cool video, and that’s the takeaway. Some people are just born to be miserable I guess.
This is not cleaning...is transfering the print to a new paper. To me, that loses the whole sense of restoration. Destroys the old to fake the new. Bad.
We cleaned and linen backed this poster transferring it from an acidic kraft paper backing to an archival backing in order to prevent further deterioration.
Please turn your music tracks down.
Smoke a joint.
@@crosswalklarry Yeah, that didn’t make the voices any louder.
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Amazing work !
Thank you!