Dangerous Blondes. Columbia Pictures, 1943. Window card

OBSESSION, 1976, jumbo window card, 22 x 28”, starring Cliff Robertson, Genevieve Bujold, directed by Brian De Palma, music by Bernard Herrmann, Columbia Pictures, numbered 76-182 upper right an

The Heat’s On. Columbia Pictures, 1943. One sheet (41 x 27”). Musical about a hotheaded diva, played by the incomparable Mae West. Linen backed. Expert restoration throughout. A.

It Came from Beneath the Sea. Group of Eight Color Lobby Cards. [Hollywood: Columbia Pictures Corp, 1955]. Cards for the classic monster movie feature the giant monster as well as cast members Kenneth

(Columbia, c.1976) A hand-crafted prototype promotional card for Columbia Pictures feature film "Murder by Death". This card features many printed elements that have been hand-trimmed to image and adh

(Columbia Pictures, 1955) A lobby card for The Man From Laramie, signed boldly by lead actor James Stewart. Measuring 11"x14", the card with autograph is in good condition, with light wear from age an

Good Neighbor Sam (Columbia Pictures, 1964). Complete Lobby Card Set (11"x14") Jack Lemmon Romy Schneider Dorothy Provine

Group of nine vintage 'Customs Agent' lobby cards. 1950. Columbia Pictures. Measures 11 in. x 14 in. each. Provenance: Private Collection, Seattle, WA. If lot is absent of a condition report a conditi

Group of nine vintage 'Customs Agent' lobby cards. 1950. Columbia Pictures. Measures 11 in. x 14 in. each. Provenance: Private Collection, Seattle, WA. If lot is absent of a condition report a conditi

Queen Cleopatra of Egypt experiences both triumph and tragedy as she attempts to resist the imperial ambitions of Rome. Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz Writers: Joseph L. Mankiewicz (screenplay), Ranal

Movie lobby card Copyright 1951 Columbia Picture Presents "Santa Fe" The Frontier's Greatest Adventure! Starring Randolph Scott and Janis Carter. Color by technicolor. Numbered 51/115 National Screen

Columbia Pictures press kit for "Christine", lobby cards for "Christine", "Stand by Me" and "The Shining", with framed pencil roughs for limited edition of "Desperation" by artist Don Maitz.

STAR TREK THE MOTION PICTURES, 1979, artwork by Bob Peak, jumbo window card, 22 x 28”, starring William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, De Forest Kelley, directed by Robert Wise, Paramount Pictures, num

(Disney, c. 1943). A rare, original lobby card for Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", RKO Pictures 1943, 43/489, and signed by three of the original "Disney's Nine Old Men", Marc Davis,

1943, 14x22, U.S., RKO, B condition With Dennis O'Keefe, Margo Horror

1932, 14x22, U.S., Columbia, B+ condition With Lee Tracy, Constance Cummings Drama

Small European movie poster for "Forbidden Planet" showing Robby the Robot carrying Anne Francis, which is framed. Also includes a lobby card from "Battle in Outer Space" a 1960 Columbia Pictures movi

1943, 14x22, U.S., Paramount, B condition, browning on two borders With Alan Ladd, Helen Walker, Mabel Paige, Sheldon Leonard, Marie McDonald Crime

What's Buzzin Cousin Movie Poster. 1943. 41" x 27". Poster for the film is a linen-backed one sheet in good condition. Produced by Columbia Pictures the film stars Rochester, Freddy Martin and Ann Mil

Includes Walt Disneys Swiss Family Robinson, Walt Disney The Ugly Dachshund, Columbia Pictures Cockleshell Heroes, and more, All measure 11 x 14 inches.

I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF & INVASION OF THE SAUCER MEN (AIP, 1957) “The most amazing motion picture of our time!” “Explosive! Amazing! Terrifying!” “Nightmare thrills beyond belief!” “Cre

featuring Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris each 11" x 14" Columbia Pictures Corporation, 1962

RBBB-1965, JUNIOR CHAMBE -1943, FRED J. MACK-1955, WALLACE BROS.-1936 AND 1941, HARRIS BROS., 1936. A COUPLE WITH PERSONAL PROPERTY STAMPS ON THE OBVERSE (TED DEPPISH). ALL 14"X22"

Incl. Tailspin Tommy, The Lost Zepplin, and Flight (Columbia Pictures); G; Heavy use, pinholes, tears, tape, etc

Group of 19 1930s – 40s Movie Window Cards. Including Swing Your Lady (Warner Bros., 1938; heavily chipped edges); The Undercover Man (Columbia, 1949; folded, over-labeled, trimmed); Enter Madame (P