Thinking about posting some more nice lobby cards with great border art, and as I have a lot of images I thought you could have a say in future postings. You could chose from any of the following groupings - Animals, art deco, aviation, beautiful ladies, caricatures, clever, comical, crime, dancing, exotic settings, group socialising, horror,inventive, money, nautical, outdoor scenery, sporting, sexy, trains, skylines, structures & wild west. Should be something there for everyone. Let me know if you have a preference?
Thinking about posting some more nice lobby cards with great border art, and as I have a lot of images I thought you could have a say in future postings. You could chose from any of the following groupings - Animals, art deco, aviation, beautiful ladies, caricatures, clever, comical, crime, dancing, exotic settings, group socialising, horror,inventive, money, nautical, outdoor scenery, sporting, sexy, trains, skylines, structures & wild west. Should be something there for everyone. Let me know if you have a preference?
U-boat 29 ( Aka Spy in Black ) ( 1939 ). Nice ( trimmed ) scene card of U-Boat 29 with great border artwork for this world War 1 set film. Thought I would include the title card with the Spy In Black title appearing on it as well, as it has a lot happening on the card.
Some nudity, not necessarily appearing in the films that the lobby cards were produced for, that appeared on many pre-code lobby cards will be shown on my 'Pre Code Nudity' thread soon.
The Falcon And The Co-eds ( 1943 ). This card is just one of the many lobby cards produced by RKO for the Falcon film series that contain great border artwork.
Nice, Lawrence! What makes them special is the card scene's themselves are wonderful!
....and that is one young Duke!
Thanks Mark. I try and select the best scenes available that go with the great border art. I will start another thread soon with lobby card sets only. All are great cards but some of them are fabulous. On some of the earlier sets there are completely different designed border art on varying numbers of the cards in the set, and all with great central scenes.
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Thinking about posting some more nice lobby cards with great border art, and as I have a lot of images I thought you could have a say in future postings. You could chose from any of the following groupings - Animals, art deco, aviation, beautiful ladies, caricatures, clever, comical, crime, dancing, exotic settings, group socialising, horror,inventive, money, nautical, outdoor scenery, sporting, sexy, trains, skylines, structures & wild west. Should be something there for everyone. Let me know if you have a preference?
Thanks Sven. One of each genre then. The Vampire Bat and The Eagle and The Hawk from 1933 and both are magnificent cards.
Hopefully you will like the above. Souls at Sea from 1937 and 8 Bells from 1935. I have some others as well.
U-boat 29 ( Aka Spy in Black ) ( 1939 ). Nice ( trimmed ) scene card of U-Boat 29 with great border artwork for this world War 1 set film. Thought I would include the title card with the Spy In Black title appearing on it as well, as it has a lot happening on the card.
Nice cards Mark. Flying Cadets signed by Peppy Moran as well.
On the subject of Flying Cadets I like this1941 title card.
....but that Title Card may actually serve the overall design better! Nice one!
Excellent Flying Cadets one sheet Mark.
Some nudity, not necessarily appearing in the films that the lobby cards were produced for, that appeared on many pre-code lobby cards will be shown on my 'Pre Code Nudity' thread soon.
Two great crime genre lobby cards from Born Reckless ( 1930 ), directed by the legendary John Ford. Great scenes and border art on display..
The Falcon And The Co-eds ( 1943 ). This card is just one of the many lobby cards produced by RKO for the Falcon film series that contain great border artwork.
Sky Racket ( 1937 ). For Sven.
By Whose Hand ? ( 1932 ).
Minesweeper ( 1943 ). For Mark.
Some great artwork here.
Zoo in Budapest ( 1933 )
The Brown Derby ( 1926 )
Big Boy ( 1930 )
For the animal lovers and others.
The Lady Vanishes ( 1938 )
The Signal Tower( 1924 ).
If it's trains you like Mark, how about these three?
Nice, Lawrence! What makes them special is the card scene's themselves are wonderful!
....and that is one young Duke!
Thanks Mark. I try and select the best scenes available that go with the great border art. I will start another thread soon with lobby card sets only. All are great cards but some of them are fabulous. On some of the earlier sets there are completely different designed border art on varying numbers of the cards in the set, and all with great central scenes.