Just received what I believe is a very rare item, a complete set of Lobby cards for Howard Hills first movie, The Last Wilderness. Anyone else seen a complete set of these before? Considering these cards are 82 years old, they are in very good shape. Have a few hours ahead of me, with Adobe Photoshop. I have digitized the images, now to remove all the pin holes, tears, creases and dirt. When finished, they will look like the day they were issued!

I have a photo of Howard Hill in High School. He is standing with his football team. I will try to post the picture.

Make a nice wall hanging for the bow room.

Very cool. I agree with George.

Skipped a day in High School and saw "The Man" and the movie. Lucky enough to acquire the poster the same poster a trade with a fellow. LWer.

Deno

First one framed, only seven more to do ...

That fits in the category of once in a lifetime find.

DDave

Here is an actual blunt owned by Howard Hill that was traded by Jerry Hill to Jacques Bonin then acquired by me in a trade. Notice the period correct nock and blount. The arrow is stamped Ben Pearson and Howard Hill and made by Ben for Howard for his trip to Africa was what I was told. There is an exact copy of this arrow in the Hill collection in the Pope and Young club in Chatfield Minnesota.

If you don't mind, we would like to know the length of that arrow. - lbg

The arrow is 28" from inside the nock slot to the tip. I read some where that Howard's blunts were a bit shorter than his broad heads.

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