Rick
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NZ ruined so many nice posters
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50s was the best era for posters!
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Yes Blue Hawaii, a little in-joke, similar to when Blue Suede Shoes was played on a jukebox in G.I. Blues.
that's the one
I knew Dirty Harry! Here's one to trynice pick ups and thanks Hondo for the image of the Aussie Running wild. If anyone has one oif those for sale I'd be keen, It's a lot nicer than our daybill. I have the US one-sheet which i agree is the best image
thanks Lawrence, i still need to get the full colour original for my collection.
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we share the same tastes, though the art of Edward G is very good
i say go for it!
Pancho and I will; be vying for that one if it ever comes up for sale
Vertigo is certainly more common than Psycho, Rear Window, Dial M for Murder etc. I believe it wasn't as big a hit as expected.
the one on the left looks like a copy to me
One i recognised from a so-bad-it's-good movie that I love. I like the US poster image of Night of the Lepus
must be getting close to a record for different variations.
slightly different shades and different company information on the bottom
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I hadn't seen Bruce's sale of the Night of the Comet. I don't feel so badly now about how much i paid, along with the $30 postage to get it from Sydney to here. It's obviously rare. I don't recall seeing another one come up for …bring it on!
wow, some rare images there. Thanks for sharing
My new Night of the Comet is bigger than a usual daybill
Garden of the Dead?
I'll know that bottom one as soon as someone gets it right
great stuff
I've basically stopped buying from overseas due to the post cost/uncertainty and nothing much of great interest has come up to buy locally. Likewise, I haven't been clearing out many spares. Combined with no overseas travel, my bank account is proba…wow!
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