Dr. No Rental VHS

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• RichardTheBruce I'm motivated by my Duty.

  August 2018 Posts: 12,980

  I don't recall seeing that one, @Gunbarrels007, expect it's rare as you said.
  
  You should record that for posterity/discussion on this thread.
  
  https://mi6community.com/discussion/16290/rare-bond-vhs-dvd-artwork#latest
• Benny In the shadowsAdministrator, Moderator

  August 2018 edited August 2018 Posts: 14,862

  RichardTheBruce wrote: »

  I don't recall seeing that one, @Gunbarrels007, expect it's rare as you said.
  
  You should record that for posterity/discussion on this thread.
  
  https://mi6community.com/discussion/16290/rare-bond-vhs-dvd-artwork#latest

  
  Or you could've just posted in the thread as quoted, without the need to start a new thread altogether.
  However I would like to know where you came across the DN cover?
  Busselton is a town in Western Australia.
  
  
• Gunbarrels007

  August 2018 Posts: 229

  RichardTheBruce wrote: »

  I don't recall seeing that one, @Gunbarrels007, expect it's rare as you said.
  
  You should record that for posterity/discussion on this thread.
  
  https://mi6community.com/discussion/16290/rare-bond-vhs-dvd-artwork#latest

  
  Will do
• Gunbarrels007

  August 2018 Posts: 229

  Benny wrote: »

  RichardTheBruce wrote: »

  I don't recall seeing that one, @Gunbarrels007, expect it's rare as you said.
  
  You should record that for posterity/discussion on this thread.
  
  https://mi6community.com/discussion/16290/rare-bond-vhs-dvd-artwork#latest

  
  Or you could've just posted in the thread as quoted, without the need to start a new thread altogether.
  However I would like to know where you came across the DN cover?
  Busselton is a town in Western Australia.
  

  Saw it on ebay along with a Octopussy VHS: https://www.picclickimg.com/d/w1600/pict/173461666061_/Dr-No-and-Octopussy-2x-VHS-James-Bond.jpg
• timmer

  August 2018 edited August 2018 Posts: 4,622

  The original run of Bond VHS I think was roughly 1988 with the whole series from DN to TLD released to much fanfare.
  Most of us snapped up complete collections at the time, as this was first opportunity really to have Bond-on-demand in the home.
  
  But there were some earlier VHS Bond releases, released maybe to video rental stores, or selected retailers as the VHS & home VCR-player market was finding it's legs in the early '80s
  I think that DN copy is a rare find.