A few examples of appraisal values for
FILM POSTER 1930

• 1 piece. Movie Poster. "Modern
  1 piece. Movie Poster. "Modern Times." Lopert Re-release. Color litho one-sheet format, 40 1/2 x 26 1/2 inches (1015 x 670 mm). Creases along folds, generally clean & bright. Condition B. Framed. Charlie Chaplin.
• (8) 1936-1937 MOVIE HALF-SHEET
  (8) 1936-1937 MOVIE HALF-SHEET POSTERS Half-sheet movie posters on stiff paper, for George A. Hirliman films, including 2 variations each for "Devil on Horseback", 1936; "The Gold Racket", 1937; and "We're in the Legion Now", 1936; (1) each for "Captain Calamity", 1936 and "Yellow Cargo", 1936; 22"h x 28"w
• 1 piece. Movie Poster. "The 3rd
  1 piece. Movie Poster. "The 3rd Man." Selznick Release, 1949. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). A few minor repairs to verso, cello-tape repair on upper right margin, occasional minor dust soiling at edges. Condition B/B+. Orson Wells, produced & directed by Carol Reed.
• TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE MOVIE
  TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE MOVIE POSTER 1950s or 1960s re-issue, staring Charlie Chaplin, 42 x 28 in., framed.
• 3 pieces. Movie Posters.
  3 pieces. Movie Posters. (Classic Comedy-Dramas): "Beat The Devil." United Artists, 1954, code date 1953. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Occasionally slightly dusty. Condition A-. Humphrey Bogart, directed by John Huston. * "An Affair To Remember." 20th-Century Fox, 1957. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Cary Grant. * "The Apartment." United Artists, 1960. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Directed by Billy Wilder.
• 32 pieces. Movie Posters
  32 pieces. Movie Posters (Drama, 1950-1960): "Crisis." MGM, 1950. Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon. * "Right Cross." MGM, 1950. * "East Side, West Side." MGM, 1950. 2 copies. * "Storm Warning." Warner Bros., 1951. * "The Light Touch." MGM, 1951. * "The Blue Veil." RKO, 1951. * "Faithful City." RKO, 1952. * "Titanic." 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * "Man of Conflict." Atlas, 1953. * "Miss Sadie Thompson." Columbia, 1953. 2 copies. Code 54/11. * "The Barefoot Contessa." United Artists, 1954. Humphrey Bogart, Ava Gardner." * "Good Morning Miss Dove." 20th-Century Fox, 1955. * "The Shrike." Universal, 1955. * "Marty." United Artists, 1955. * "Edge of The City." MGM, 1956. * "Not as A Stranger." United Artists, 1955. 2 copies. * "Queen Bee." Columbia, 1955. Joan Crawford. * "The Unguarded Moment." Universal, 1956. * "Bigger Than Life." 20th-Century Fox, 1956. Directed by Nicolas Ray. * "The Catered Affair." MGM, 1956. * "No Down Payment." 20th-Century Fox, 1957. * "A Face In The Crowd." Warner Bros., 1957. * "The Garment Jungle." Columbia, 1957. * "The Inn of The Sixth Happiness. 20th-Century Fox, 1959. 2 copies. * "Some Came Running." MGM, 1959. * "Let No Man Write My Epitaph." Columbia, 1960. * "The Miniver Story." MGM, 1950. All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Scattered repairs to versoes, occasional edge wear & dust soiling. B-/A-, most B+/A-.
• GROUP OF FIFTEEN 1940S - 50S
  GROUP OF FIFTEEN 1940S - 50S MOVIE POSTERS, MAINLY CRIM...Group of Fifteen 1940s - 50s Movie Posters, Mainly Crime and Film Noir. Including I Died a Thousand Times (Warner Bros., 1955; quarter sheet); Bad For Each Other (Columbia, 1953; quarter sheet); Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (RKO, 1956); House of Numbers (MGM, 1957); Stand-In (Masterpiece, R-1940s); Lucky Nick Cain (20th Century Fox, 1951); Frisco Kid (Warner Bros., R-1940s); The Unfaithful (Warner Bros., 1947); Woman in Hiding (Universal, 1950); Larceny, Inc. (Warner Bros., 1942); The Fighting 69th (Warner Bros., 1940); Guns Don't Argue! (Visual Drama, 1957); Broadway (Universal, 1942); Johnny Apollo (20th Century Fox, 1940); and Crime School (Dominant Pictures, R-1950s). All half-sheet except as noted. Rolled. Condition: generally very good, with old folds, marginal tears and some chipped corners.
• Movie poster advertising 1949
  Movie poster advertising 1949 film ''Tension '' starring Richard Basehart Audrey Totter and Cyd Charisse showing seated woman in dressing gown and slippers red light blue and blue color scheme some stains in lower right torn edges portions of masking tape on back several creases 3' 4'' h. x 5' h.
• Early movie poster ''Johnny Mack
  Early movie poster ''Johnny Mack Brown in The Vanishing Frontier'' Dated 1932 27'' x 40''.
• 1 piece. Movie Poster. "Tales of
  1 piece. Movie Poster. "Tales of Manhattan." 20th-Century Fox, 1942. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Small repairs to top & bottom margins, a few light to moderate creases. Condition B+. Rita Hayworth, Paul Robeson, Ethel Waters.
• "SWING TIME" LARGE 3 SHEET MOVIE
  "SWING TIME" LARGE 3 SHEET MOVIE POSTER, 1936 RKO Radio Pictures (American, 20th century). "Swing Time" starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers -1936, three sheet lithographic cinema poster. Unframed. Provenance: The Estate of an Important Atlanta Cinema Veteran.
• 3 pieces. Movie Posters.
  3 pieces. Movie Posters. (Classic Noirs): "Nightmare Alley." 20th-Century Fox, 1947. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Light edge wear, occasionally slightly dusty. Condition B+. * "The Big Clock." Paramount, 1946. Format as preceding; small repair at top verso, small crease just extending into color portion. B+. * "Pitfall." United Artists, 1948. Format as preceding; minor repairs to verso, a few creases/fissures in margins, occasionally slightly dusty. B.
• GROUP OF 31 1930S - 50S
  GROUP OF 31 1930S - 50S INSERT-SIZED MOVIE POSTERS.Group of 31 1930s - 50s Insert-Sized Movie Posters. Including Marked Woman (Dominant, R-1956); Escape Me Never (Warner Bros., 1948); My Love Came Back (Warner Bros., 1940); Always a Bride (Universal, 1940); Torchy Gets Her Man (Warner Bros., 1938); The Body Disappears (Warner Bros., 1941); That Man's Here Again (Warner Bros., 1937); Flight From Destiny (Warner Bros., 1941); Bullet Scars (Warner Bros., 1942); King's Row (Warner Bros., R-1946; large chip lower right corner); Too Late for Tears (United Artists, 1949; small below title banner); In Our Time (Warner Bros., 1944); Public Wedding (Warner Bros., 1937); Devotion (Warner Bros., 1946); Deep Valley (Warner Bros., 1947); Kisses for Breakfast (Warner Bros., 1941); A Slight Case of Murder (Warner Bros., R-1948); Shining Victory (Warner Bros., 1941); The Man I Love (Warner Bros., 1947); Of Human Bondage (Warner Bros., 1946); Penrod and Sam (First National, 1931; large chip upper left, prominent fold lines); Portrait of a Mobster (Warner Bros., 1961); California Mail (Warner Bros., 1936); You Can't Escape Forever (Warner Bros., 1942); Dust Be My Destiny (Warner Bros., R-1947); Thank Your Lucky Stars (Warner Bros., 1943; torn bottom margin); The Constant Nymph (Warner Bros., 1943); Castle on the Hudson (Warner Bros., 1940; linen backed, margins heavily yellowed); Escape from Terror (Paladium, 1955); Casbah (Universal, 1948); and The Left Hand of God (20th Century Fox, 1955; light discoloration and soiling in margins). Condition: varying from fair to very good.
• 8 pieces. Movie Posters.
  8 pieces. Movie Posters. (Lubitsch, Renoir, Wilder, Sirk): "Hitler's Madman." MGM, 1943. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Small repair to verso margin. B+. Douglas Sirk's 1st Am. feature. * "A Foreign Affair." Paramount, 1948. Format as preceding; occasional creasing & edge wear. B. Billy Wilder. * "There's Always Tomorrow." Universal, 1956. 3 copies. Format as preceding; light wear. A-. Douglas Sirk. * "Imitation of Life." Universal, 1959. Format as preceding; occasional slight dust soiling to edges. B+/A-. Douglas Sirk. * "Diary of A Chambermaid." United Artists, 1946. Without code markings. Format as preceding; occasional creasing & minor dust soiling to edges. B+. Jean Renoir. * "Cluny Brown." 20ht-Century Fox, 1946. Format as preceding; some staining to verso, minor wear & dust soiling to edges. B/B+. Lubitsch.
• 1936 MOVIE POSTER, 'STORMY TRAILS,'
  1936 MOVIE POSTER, 'STORMY TRAILS,' REX BELL"Stormy Trails" movie poster, 1936, starring Rex Bell for Colony Pictures, Globe Litho, NY, paper loss at margin in three corners, laid on linen, poster: approx 41"h, 28"w, overall: approx 42.25"h, 29"w **Note: Rex Bell (George Francis Beldam, 1903-1962) served as Lt. Governor of Nevada from 1955-1962. He was married to actress Clara Bow (1905-1965).**
• 20TH CENTURY.20th Century.
  20TH CENTURY.20th Century. Columbia, 1934. 14 x 11". Lobby card for the comedy film based loosely on the producer's life, starring John Barrymore and Carole Lombard. Paper backed. Significant areas of expert restoration.
• 18 pieces. Movie Posters.
  18 pieces. Movie Posters. (American Comedies, 1940s): "Glamour Boy." Paramount, 1941. * "The Remarkable Andrew." Paramount, 1942. * "My Favorite Blonde." Paramount, 1942. * "Detective Kitty O'Day." Monogram, 1944. * "Zombies on Broadway." RKO, 1945. * "Pardon my Past." Columbia, 1945. * "Having Wonderful Crime." RKO, 1944. * "She Wouldn't Say Yes." Columbia, 1945. * "Gildersleeve on Broadway." RKO, 1943. * "The Perfect Marriage." Paramount, 1946. * "Blonde Ransom." Universal, 1945. * "A Likely Story." RKO, 1946. * "Hold That Blonde." Paramount, 1945. * "Follow That Woman." Paramount, 1945. * "Trouble Chasers." Monogram, 1945. * "Easy Come, Easy Go." Paramount, 1946. * "It Had to Be You." Columbia, 1947. * "Scattergood Meets Broadway." RKO, 1941. All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711 mm). Most with repairs to versoes, occasional creasing & some dust soiling. Conditions C/B+, most B-. "Hold that Blonde" & "It Had To Be You." with some dampstaining.
• 1 piece. Movie Poster. "Lady in
  1 piece. Movie Poster. "Lady in The Dark." Paramount, 1944. Color litho insert format, approx. 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). A few small repairs along verso margin, a few small creases, minor dust soiling at margins. Condition B/B+. With Ginger Rogers, based on the play by Moss Hart, music by Kurt Weill and Lyrics by Ira Gershwin.
• 13 pieces. Movie Posters.
  13 pieces. Movie Posters. (Crime, Noir & C., 1956-1960): "Thunderstorm." Allied Artists, 1956. * "Blond Bait." Associated, 1956. * "Beyond a Reasonable Doubt." RKO, 1956. Directed by Fritz Lang. * "Lisbon." Republic, 1956. * "Outcasts of The City." Republic, 1958. * "Blonde Black-Mailer." Allied Artists, 1958. * "3 for Jamie Dawn." Allied Artists, 1956. * "Outside The Law." Universal, 1956. * "23 Paces to Baker Street." 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * "Man on The Prowl." United States, 1957. * "Crime and Punishment U.S.A." Allied Artists, 1959. * "Portrait in Black." Universal, 1960. 2 copies. All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). A few with small repairs to versoes. Conditions B/A-, most A-.
• "The Hustler" Movie Poster.
  "The Hustler" Movie Poster. 1950s to 1960s. Framed under plexiglass. Medium to heavier overall wear and soiling with some fold marks, staple holes, surface wrinkles, and light wear. Condition (Very Good). Size Framed: 47 - 1/4" x 37".
• Pitfalls of Youth propoganda
  Pitfalls of Youth propoganda movie poster, c. 1930, original lithograph on paper, 35-1/4"x27-1/2" sheet, framed 36-1/2"x29-1/4", good condition, fold creases, no visible damage, The poster is professionally framed and we have not inpsected it out of frame, it dose not appear to be laid down on board as there are areas where the paper is rippled as well as the creases appear to be slightly raised, but we cannot guarantee it, bid with the assumption that it may be laid down
• GROUP OF TEN THREE-SHEET MOVIE
  GROUP OF TEN THREE-SHEET MOVIE POSTERS.Group of Ten Three-Sheet Movie Posters. Including Double Trouble (MGM, 1967; starring Elvis Presley; framed); Donovan's Reef (Paramount, 1963; starring John Wayne; foam core mounted; bottom portion soiled); The Lady Takes a Flyer (Universal, 1958); An Old-Fashioned Girl (Eagle Lion, 1949; mounted on foam core); Lover Come Back (Universal, 1962); Back From Eternity (RKO, 1956); This Property Is Condemned (Paramount, 1966); The Queen of Babylon (20th Century Fox, 1956); The Shakedown (Universal, 1960); and Once Upon A Horse (Universal, 1958). The latter eight posters crudely encased in plastic with black tape over original borders. Condition: generally fair,with some losses along folds, light soiling, corner and marginal chipping, and other wear.
• 5 pieces. Movie Posters (Classic
  5 pieces. Movie Posters (Classic American Romantic Comedies, 1940s): "Tom, Dick and Harry." RKO, 1941. Color litho insert format, 26 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Repairs to verso, several creases/fissures extending into image, chip to right margin, some dust soiling. Condition C/C+. * "Here Comes Mr. Jordan." Columbia, 1941. Format as preceding; light wear, minor creasing. B+. With copyright but without code markings. * "Christmas in Connecticut." Warner Bros., [1945]. Format as preceding; repair to margin verso, some creasing & dust soiling at edges. B. Without copyright or code markings. * "I Was A Male War Bride." 20th-Century Fox, 1949. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, a few creases/fissures in image. B. Cary Grant, directed by Howard Hawks. * "A Foreign Affair." Paramount, 1948. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, some dust soiling to edges, corners creased, a few stains on image. B-.
• 26 pieces. Movie Posters (Domestic
  26 pieces. Movie Posters (Domestic & other American Comedies - ca. 1948-1960): "Sitting Pretty." 20th-Century Fox, 1948. Clifton Webb. 1st Mr. Belvedere. * "Mr. Belvedere Goes To College." 20th-Century Fox, 1949. * "Mr. Scoutmaster." 20th-Century Fox, 1953. * "The Sainted Sisters." Paramount, 1948. * "Watch The Birdie." MGM, 1950. Red Skelton. * "The Good Humor Man." Columbia, 1950. * "Her Twelve Men." MGM, 1954. 2 copies. * "Man With a Million." United Artists, 1954. * "Fireman, Save My Child." Universal, 1954. * "It Should Happen To You." Columbia, 1954. Judy Holliday. * "Good Morning Miss Dove." 20th-Century Fox, 1955. * "Forever Female." Paramount, 1953. * "The Solid Gold Cadillac." Columbia, 1956. Judy Holliday. * "The Private War of Major Benson." Universal, 1955. * "Our Miss Brooks." Warner Bros., 1956. * "Navy Wife." Walter Magner, 1956. * "Toy Tiger." Universal, 1956. 2 copies. * "The Revolt of Mamie Stover." 20th-Century Fox, 1956. * "Full of Life." Columbia, 1960. * "A Breath of Scandal." Paramount, 1960. Sophia Loren. * "Voice of The Turtle." Warner Bros., 1948. * "Make Your Own Bed." Warner Bros., [1941]. Without copyright or code markings. * "The Goldbergs." Paramount, 1950. * "Surprise Package." Columbia.
• 3 pieces. Movie Posters. (Paulette
  3 pieces. Movie Posters. (Paulette Godard): "The Lady Has Plans." Paramount, 1942. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Some dust soiling to edges. Condition B+. * Another copy of the preceding, format as preceding; occasional dust soiling, a few repairs to verso. B/B+. * "The Forest Ranger." Paramount, 1942. Format as preceding; a few repairs to verso, occasional dust soiling to edges, some chipping to bottom edges & left bottom corner. B/B+.
• 15 pieces. Movie Posters.
  15 pieces. Movie Posters. (American Comedies - Early Re-releases): "Remember The Night." Paramount, 1939. * "Two Latins from Manhattan." Columbia, 1941. * "Moon Over Her Shoulder." 20th-Century Fox, 1942. * "Almost Married. " Universal, 1942. * "Rings on Her Fingers." 20th-Century Fox, 1942. * "Fall In." United Artists, 1942. * "Let's Have Fun." Columbia, 1943. "Kilroy was Here." Monogram, n.d. * "It's A Knockout." Warner Bros., n.d. "South of Dixie." Universal, 1944. * "Don Juan Quilligan." 20th-Century Fox, 1945. * "Blonde Inspiration." MGM, n.d. * "The Great Mr. Nobody." Warner Bros., n.d. * "Honeymoon for Three." Warner Bros., n.d. * "No Time for Comedy." All color litho 1/2 sheet formats, 22 x 28 inches (558 x 711 mm). Most with repairs to versoes, occasional creasing & some dust soiling. Conditions C/B+, most B-. "Honeymoon for Three" browned & heavily repaired.
• 4 pieces. Movie Posters. (Mostly
  4 pieces. Movie Posters. (Mostly Classic Noirs): "Brute Force." Universal, 1947. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Repairs to verso edges, some wear & dust soiling to edges. Condition B-/B+. * "Cry of The City." 20th-Century Fox, 1948. Format as preceding; some creasing & dust soiling to edges. B/B+. * "Dark City." Paramount, 1950. Format as preceding; a few small repairs to verso, occasional creasing & dust soiling to edges. B. Charlton Heston's 1st starring role. * "The Killing." United Artists, 1956. Format as preceding; minor wear. A-. Early Stanley Kubrick.
• Vintage movie poster ''For
  Vintage movie poster ''For Sale.....Story By Earl Hudson Directed By George Archainbaud...''. 27'' x 40''.
• THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN FESTIVAL
  THE CHARLIE CHAPLIN FESTIVAL (1950S-60S). Guaranteed Pictures. Original One Sheet (27" x 41") movie poster, folded. Some stains, and tears, some with tape.
• Early movie poster ''Sunshine
  Early movie poster ''Sunshine Comedy Children Wanted Directed by Henry Lehrman''. 28'' x 40''.
• 17 pieces. Movie Posters. (Noir
  17 pieces. Movie Posters. (Noir & Crime Dramas, mostly 1940s): "Grand Central Murder." MGM, 1942. * "Dangerously They Live." Warner Bros., [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * "Secret Enemies." Warner Bros., [1942]. Without copyright or code markings. * "Power of The Press." Columbia, 1943. With copyright but without code markings. * "They Came To Blow Up America." 20th-Century Fox, 1943. With copyright but without code markings. * "Having Wonderful Crime." RKO, 1944. * "Strange Triangle." 20th-Century Fox, 1945. With copyright but without code markings. * "Singapore." Universal, 1947. * "Whiplash." Warner Bros., 1949. * "Larceny." Universal, 1948. * "Force of Evil." MGM, 1948. * "Sorry, Wrong Number." Paramount, 1948. * "Scene of The Crime." MGM, 1949. * "Thelma Gordon." Paramount, 1949. * "Red Light." Universal, 1950. * "Woman on The Run." Universal, 1950. * "Escape From Crime." Warner Bros., 1942. * "Thelma Jordan." All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Scattered repairs to versoes, some creasing & dust soiling, "Thelma Gordon" with hole in image. B-/B+, most B-/B.
• GROUP OF VARIOUS ONE-SHEET 1940S
  GROUP OF VARIOUS ONE-SHEET 1940S - 60S MOVIE POSTERS.Group of Various One-Sheet 1940s - 60s Movie Posters. Including In Paris, A.W.O.L. (Wagner, R-1940s; re-released as "Let's Pretend We're Sweethearts"); Tarzan's Desert Mystery (RKO, R-1960s; Argentinian); Tarzan & The Slave Girl (RKO, R-1960s; Argentinian); Island of the Doomed (Allied Artists, 1966); Hot Steel (Universal, 1940); Tomb of Torture/Cave of the Living Dead (Trans Lux, 1966); The Sad Sack (Paramount, R-1962); and Hot Shots (Allied Artists, 1956). Condition: generally very good.
• 13 pieces. Movie Posters.
  13 pieces. Movie Posters. (Crime, Noirs & C. - Ca. 1951-1956): "Lightning Strikes Twice!" Warner Bros., 1951. * "The Big Night." United Artists, 1951. * "This Woman is Dangerous." Warner Bros., 1952. * "Shoot First." United Artists, 1953. * "Crime Wave." Warner Bros., 1953. * "The Glass Wall." Columbia, 1953. * "Shield for Murder." United Artists, 1954. * "Naked Alibi." Universal, 1954. * "Man With The Gun." United Artists, 1955. * "Cry Vengeance." Allied Artists, 1955. * "I Died A Thousand Times." Warner Bros., 1955. * "Behind The High Wall." Universal, 1956. * "Hour of Decision." Astor, 1956. All color litho insert formats, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). A few with small repairs to versoes, other scattered mostly light wear. Conditions B/A-, most B+/A-.
• GROUP OF EIGHTEEN 1930S - 50S
  GROUP OF EIGHTEEN 1930S - 50S INSERT-SIZED MOVIE POSTER...Group of Eighteen 1930s - 50s Insert-Sized Movie Posters. Including Desert Song (Warner Bros., 1944); Berlin Express (RKO, 1948); Ulysses (Paramount, 1954); House of Numbers (MGM, 1957); The Other Love (Enterprise, 1947); Johnny Allegro (Columbia, 1949); Mutiny in the Big House (Monogram, 1939); Men Without Souls (Columbia, 1940); Penitentiary (Columbia, R-1949); Alcatraz Island (Warner Bros., R-1950); Mask of Dimitrios (Dominant, R-1956); Jamboree (Republic, R-1949); The Company She Keeps (RKO, 1951); The Lady and the Mob (Columbia, 1939); City for Conquest (Warner Bros., R-1950s); Escape in the Desert (Warner Bros., 1945); The Very Thought of You (Warner Bros., 1944); and The Trial (MGM, 1955). Condition: generally good.
• 1935-36 AND 1938 MGM SCREEN
  1935-36 AND 1938 MGM SCREEN FORECAST.1935-36 and 1938 MGM Screen Forecast. Hollywood, 1935 - 38. Metro Goldwyn Mayer's original vintage promotional brochures. Spring and Summer Preview. Stars portrayed include Clark Gable, Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, Jean Harlow, Jackie Cooper, Spencer Tracy, Laurel and Hardy, and the various movies in which they star with release dates in 1935 and 1936. Good.
• 3 pieces. Movie Posters (John
  3 pieces. Movie Posters (John Wayne & John Ford): "The Searchers." Warner Bros., 1956. Color litho insert format, 36 x 14 inches (915 x 355 mm). Occasional chipping & creasing to edges. Condition B+. * "3 Godfathers." MGM, 1948. Format as preceding; minor wear & light dust soiling to corner. B+/A-. Code date 1949. * "The Quiet Man." Republic, 1951. Format as preceding; repairs to verso, small perforation in image, small tears at edges. B-.