HAROLD LLOYD "MOVIE CRAZY" MECHANICAL MOVIE THEATER

HAROLD LLOYD IN MOVIE CRAZY WINDOW CARD POSTER, COPYRIGHT 1932, SOME LIGHT FOXING ON WHITE BORDERS. MEASURES 22" X 14"

1932, 14x17, U.S., Paramount, B condition, border trim and staining With Harold Lloyd, Constance Cummings Comedy

This poster has some tape repair, residue at lower horizontal fold. Some residue at center fold as well. Great color. Condition (Very Good). Size Framed: 29-3/4'' x 44''.

Harold Lloyd Feet First Photograph, inscriptions read ‘Harold Lloyd Feet First Directed by Clyde Brueman’, ‘Movie Star News’, subject a man hanging off a metal beam, measures 8 1/8 x 10 inches

Harold Lloyd Feet First Photograph, inscriptions read ‘Harold Lloyd Feet First Directed by Clyde Brueman’, ‘Movie Star News’, subject a man hanging off a metal beam, measures 8 1/8 x 10 inches

1950 RKO. Starring Preston Sturges and Harold Lloyd. Originally titled The Sin of Harold Diddlebock. 27" x 41".

the Bonzo pair feature the same images - one in an unusual larger bi-level; the others feature movie stars - in one you put the iconic derby on Charlie Chaplin, in the other you adorn Harold Lloyd wit

Made in Germany. Press lever to open figures mouth and place coin on the tray. Key trap on top of bank. (JY). (Very Good). 5 -1/2" T.

Manufactured by Saalheimer & Strauss. Condition: (Near Mint). Dimensions: 5 - 1/4" x 3" x 2".

Art Deco Period Movie Theater Signboard, painted wood form in silver and black, relief carved with fiddlehead and geometric shapes over a hinged glazed door for display. Dimensions: 90 x 36 x 3 in.

National Cash Register Movie Theater Ticket Stand, Washington DC. Believed to be out of a movie theater in Washington DC. This item requires third party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dim

20" Revolving 4 sided movie theater sign on stand in excellent working condition. We have added a close up photo of a crack in the top cone. Please see additional photo. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE P

Circa 1930's coming attractions display from the Sheboygan Theater in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Built by Universal Pictures, the Sheboygan Theatre at 826 North Eighth Street opened on February 28, 1928 as

JACOBSEN, Zani (American, 20th century). The Egyptian Theatre. Ceramic relief sculpture depicting the theater façade of the Egyptian Revival playhouse and movie theater in DeKalb, Illinois, built

Gone With The Wind Original 1939 Movie Theater Playbill W/COA - This is an original movie theater playbill for the film, Gone With The Wind, that was sold for 25 cents in theaters showing the 1939 fil

Pair of gilt bronze satanic masks, c.1930. 7.5"x 20" each.The family said they came from an American movie theater that was torn down.

Photorealism painting on canvas of a movie theater, signed Welsh 34 in. H x 40 in. W

A pair of Art Deco faceless statues with angular proportions painted in silver. One once housed in a decorated French movie theater, and the other is a replica cast from the original. Later the pair w

Movie theater prop for Star Wars Episode I. Signed by Michelle Sanders, a noted fashionista involved with costume design.

Weegee, photograph, Weegee (American, 1899-1968), Infrared Photo in Movie Theater, c. 1945, gelatin silver print, studio stamps verso, unsigned, 14"h x 11"w Provenance: The Collection of Ileana Sonnab

Wooden Hand-Painted Folk Art Arrow Shaped Drive In Sign. Hand-painted wooden sign, white base with red and black lettering. Possibly from a movie theater or restaurant. Holes down the center for mount

Description: A collection of five early glass and brass movie or theater exit signs. Each sign with three red glass panels, secured in a hinged heavy brass frame.Type: SignMaterials: Brass, glassMarki

Original vintage French theater release movie poster L' AMOUR VIENT EN DANSANT- YOULL NEVER GET RICH starring FRED ASTAIRE & RITA HAYWORTH, Columbia Films,1941. Poster designed by Boris Grinsson (1907

ON THE WATERFRONT / FRONTE DEL PORTO. Original Italian linen backed theater release movie poster. Creator: Amselmo Ballester (1897-1974). Directed by Elia Kazan, starring: Marlon Brando, Karl Malden,