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CLICK ON IMAGE	TITLE	SIZE	CONDITION	DATE	PRICE
	ADVISE AND CONSENT	U.S. 1-sheet 27"x41"	Excellent linen backed	1962	£400
	Design by Saul Bass. Bass's partnership with Otto Preminger peaked in the period 1957 to 1965, seeing eight film collaborations  that raised the bar of graphic design in posters and title sequences to what is still the gold standard.
	BATTLE IN OUTER SPACE	U.S. half-sheet 22"x28" style B.	V. Fine+	1960	£125
	The early 1960's were the last great years of American Sci-Fi film poster art. Toho Studios, creators of 'Godzilla',  were the first to export Japanese cinema to a worldwide audience up until the industry-wide crash of 1972.
	BEDAZZLED	U.S. insert 14"x36"	V. Fine	1967	£125
	Wonderful image at top of Dudley Moore as Nun in sleazy bar, consoling himself with ciggies and whiskey.  The film was sadly Cook and Moore's one and only true cinematic triumph.
	THE BEGUILED	U.S. 1-sheet 27"x41"	V. Fine -	1971	£95
	Striking graphics for Don Siegal's unique Clint Eastwood Civil War psycho-melodrama.
	THE BIG EASY	UK Quad 30"x40"	V. Fine -	1986	£65
	Remember a time before Photoshop? This is a good reminder from the last days of real poster artwork.  Only on the UK quad.
	BIG WEDNESDAY	Spanish 1-sheet 27"x40	Fine +	1978	£120
	The entrancing cinematography on the film was by Bruce Surtees ('High Plains Drifter', 'The Outlaw Josey Wales' and  'Pale Rider').
	BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN	US 1-sheet 27"x41"	V. Fine -	1967	£95
	The Harry Palmer series crashes and burns in the hands of Ken Russell. Archetypal 60's British pop-art design though  by Alan Aldridge, whose 'Beatles Lyrics' book illustrations and great album cover for The Who's 'A Quick One'  are instantly recognisable.
	BLADE RUNNER	Australian 1-sheet 27"x40"	V. Fine	1982	SOLD
	This artwork, with its unusual colours, is unique to Australia. Beyond the lower cityscape, none of the character shots  were used on the U.S. poster.
	BLOW UP	Italian Photobustas 19"x27"	Excellent	1967	£various
	Click on thumbnail image to see pictures and details of all the photobustas. The Italian paper is supreme on the film.
	CINCINNATI KID	French 23"x33"	V. Fine linen backed	1974	SOLD
	The best poster on the film. Art By Georges Allard.
	CRY DANGER	Australian daybill 13"x30"	Excellent linen backed	1950	£150
	Beautiful Noir litho, amongst the best ever made. Former song-and-dance man Dick Powell turned hard-boiled after starring in  'Farewell My Lovely/Murder My Sweet', still the best Raymond Chandler adaptation.
	DARK STAR	British quad poster	V. Fine	1974	SOLD
	The original release British poster for John Carpenter and Dan O'Bannon's ultra-stoned sci-fi cult classic.  "Instead of the most impressive student film ever made, we ended up with the least impressive professional film ever made."
	DR NO	Japanese 20"x58"	V. Fine	1972 re-release	SOLD
	Superior to the first release Japanese paper, this very scarce double-panel poster is one of the best from any country  with the best image of Ursula Andress as well.
	ED WOOD	U.S. 1-sheet 27"x41"	Excellent	1994	£275
	Double-sided 1-sheet. Posters for Tim Burton's films are frequently a cut above most contemporary releases.
	ELVIS ON TOUR	U.S. 1-sheet 27"x41"	Fine	1972	£275
	One of the best of all Elvis posters. The Vegas era encapsulated in one phenomenal image.
	ELVIS ON TOUR	U.S. 3-sheet 41"x81"	Excellent linen backed	1972	£850 framed
	The above - but nearly lifesize. Scarce and in unused condition.
	F FOR FAKE	Italian 19"x27"	V. Good linen backed.	1976 First UK release	£195
	Extremely scarce poster by UK arthouse designers X3, silkscreen in black, grey and metallic silvers.  Welles's brilliant conjouring trick of a film was to be his final completed statement on his art.
	FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE	Italian 19"x27"	V. Fine linen backed.	1965	£300
	Scarce original Italian front-of-house poster with an archetypal image, one of the most famous of the director's set pieces.
	FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS	Belgian 14"x22"	V. Fine Paperbacked.	c.1950	£175 framed
	Beautiful poster for Sam Wood's 1943 classic Hemingway Spanish Civil War story. Stars Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman
	FRIDAY THE 13th	British quad poster 30"x40"	Fine	1980	SOLD
	Conceived as a cash-in on John Carpenter's 'Halloween', 'Friday the 13th' outstriped it's predecessor at the box-office hit,  sparking an endless series of imitators and sequels. The british quad is fairly hard to come by.
	THE GODFATHER, PART II	Italian double photobusta 36"x26.5"	V. Fine linen backed	1974	£750 framed
	Even more than Part I, the poster campaign for Part II was otherwise poor. This outstanding, extremely scarce,  double photobusta is THE key piece from the film.
	GOLD RUSH	U.S. lobby card 11"x14"	V. Fine	1942 rerelease	£95
	Scarce card from very attractive reissue set.
	THE GODFATHER PART 2	U.S. still 8"x10"	V. Fine +	1974	SOLD
	Young Vito takes the irreversible step, with his assasination of the crude 'Black Hand' extortionist Don Fanucci.  The gloriously rich colouration of the film is significant, as it was the last major US movie filmed in Technicolor.
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