Rare Poster (9 results)

A reproduction of an attractive poster which promoted a Punch and Judy show at the Royal Polytechnic, Westminster, London, England in 1880. PAPER: A3 sized = 297mm x 420mm or 11.7 inches x 16.5 inches. IMAGE: 250mm x 400mm or 10 inches x 16 inches [approx]. 100 GMS matte poster paper, coated and treated. In full glossy colour: brownish-red, white and black. The online image is lessened in quality for speedy loading and watermarked to deter image theft. Fine condition. pp.

No Binding. Condition: Fine. This is a rare poster for the acclaimed Strindberg Miss Julie, which starred the stunning CHERYL CAMPBELL and STEPHEN REA. Stiff card, measuring 20" x 13", and ready to be framed. It has four pieces of tape on the back, indicating it was at some time stuck on a wall. This has been stored in a plans chest for many years and is undamaged by UV light. A perfect collectable.

No Binding. Condition: As New. Special Edition. VERY RARE poster specially commissioned and printed to show how Milton Glaser uses Rotring Microform Pens and Inks. Large poster, beautifully preserved in a plans chest, and with no UV light damage. An exceptional print on heavyweight paper. The signature is printed - not signed - by the way. 30" x 20" on heavy art paper.

No Binding. Condition: Fine. SUPER RARE and highly collectable GIANT FOLD OUT POSTER. This measures 23" x 32". Extremely hard to find in this superb condition. Stored in a plans chest away from UV light, so it has not faded. A stunning addition to anyone's collection of Terry Pratchett.

No Binding. Condition: As New. Special Edition. A simply stunning poster of JOHN LENNON issued by Penguin Books, date unknown. I would guess this is from the year John Lennon issued his book, In His Own Write, but I'm not sure. This would mean it is in the late 60s? I believe the perfect condition of this wonderful print is because it was found in a plans chest. The colours are wonderfully bright, and the whole thing looks new. 28" x 18" - THIS IS RARE, especially in this near mint condition.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. The OSCAR goes to The King's Speech! This historical poster was displayed in many cinemas in England during the 30s. IT IS OF INTEREST TO ALL KING'S SPEECH ENTHUSIASTS! This is now an extremely rare large format lithographic print of the man who was the Prince Of Wales before he became, briefly, King Edward the Eighth of England. A beautiful sepia image, this was rescued from an old cinema that was being demolished, and is printed on a substantial and high quality heavyweight card. It is a little bit aged of course; it is from the early 1930s and it is VERY RARE INDEED! POSSIBLY UNIQUE, CERTAINLY VERY COLLECTABLE. 0.0 0.0 0.0.

Condition: Used: Very Good. [FIRST EDITION] Princeton, NJ: The Friends of Library, 1951. Softcover in original decorative green wraps with cellophane jacket. A single issue of The Princeton University Library Chronicle. Includes two previously unpublished works, the short story: That Kind Of Party; and a short essay titled: The Death of My Father. Paginated in series: (2), 167-227 (62 pages, total) with a four page table of contents for vol. 12, nos. 1-4 laid in. Illustrated with a gravure-printed photo portrait of Fitzgerald by Carl Van Vechten as well as two facsimiles (the first page of the Great Gatsby manuscript and a poster for Fitzgerald's Civil War melodrama). Very rare. In very good overall condition; no owner marking, NOT EX-LIBRARY. (p).

Extremely rare to find this fly posted image by Ralph Steadman in such brilliant condition. It shows Wilson and Heath as two sides of a single arse. The image measures 24" x 17" and is printed in three vivid colours, black red and blue. Indecent? You bet! Rare? Certainly! Codition? PERFECT!!! 0.0 0.0 0.0.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. EXTREMELY RARE! This was saved from the demolition of an historic cinema. It dates from around 1938. Measuring 28" x 22" it is a glamorous image of the great movie star, Jeanette Macdonald. Very RARE and certainly of great historical interest to any cinema history museum or fan.