UNDERCOVER MAN - WINDOW CARD

14x22, 1932, U.S., Paramount, crime George Raft, Nancy Carroll B condition Quantity: 1

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

(Universal, 1957) An original U.S. window card poster for The Incredible Shrinking Man. Based on a novel by Richard Matheson, the film's unconventional yet captivating story and celebrated visual effe

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

1957. 14x18, U.S., Universal, B+ condition With Grant Williams, Randy Stuart, April Kent Horror

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

Neil O'Brien and His Great American Minstrels. "It's a Long, Long Way to Alabama". Cincinnati: Strobridge, 1915. Color lithograph window card depicting a man in blackface putting on his boot. 22 x 14"

My Man Godfrey (Universal International, 1957). Window Card (14"x22") June Allyson David Niven

BOUCHERAT, A. Billiards de Champions T.E.C. 1934. Lyon: Richard. Lithograph window card poster depicting men playing French bar billiards. 11 7/8 x 15 ½”. Hole-punched with string hanger as

(MGM, 1966) An original U.S. window card poster for the theatrical release of recut episodes of the popular TV series, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., designed to play as a double feature. Measuring 22"x14",

An American window card poster for the Jacques Tourneur film; The Leopard Man; (RKO, 1943).; Unframed: 22 by 14 inches

Lentheric Cologne Window Card. New York: Lentheric Inc., ca. 1940s. A lithograph advertisement depicting a man skiing down a hill with text reading “For men of action/requisites by Lentheric/qui

Includes Hong Kong Affair, I Love My Wife, Over the Brooklyn Bridge, Robbery (2), Rosie, The Heartbreak Kid, and The Outside Man. 11 x 14.

World’s Strangest Married Couple. Circa 1960. Two-color offset window card for an Ohio State Fair appearance of the bearded lady and tattooed man. 22 x 14”. Inscribed and signed at the rig

Horrors of the Orient. Spook Show. Circa 1955. Multi-color window card advertises the combination stage show/movie presentation including the Wolf Man, Living Zombie, and ″gorgeous girls″

Lator Calibre Men's Chronograph Watch Date window at 3 o' clock position, with three subdials, in original box/packaging with warranty card, new old stock, quartz movement, 38.0mm black dial, 22.0mm s

Lator Calibre Men's Chronograph Wrist Watch Date window at 3 o' clock position, with three subdials, in original box/packaging with warranty card, new old stock, quartz movement, 35.5mm dial, stainles

Stockwell Men's Chronograph With tachymeter bezel and date window at six o' clock position, in original box/packaging with warranty card, new old stock, limited edition motor sports model, quartz move

After Rembrandt Van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669), Lot of Six EtchingsThe Card Player; Bust of a Man Wearing a High Cap; The Golf Player; Self Portrait Drawing at a Window; Landscape with a Cow Drinking; an

A WINDOW CARD OF IN THE LAND OF THE HEAD HUNTERS. World Film Corporation, 1914. Lithgraphic window card, 21 x 13 1/2 inches. Printed by the H.C. Minor litho company of New York. With "Casino Theatre,

14x22, 1945, U.S., Universal, horror Lon Chaney Jr., John Carradine, Glenn Strange, Onslow Stevens, Martha O' Driscoll, Lionel Atwill B+ condition, paperbacked Quantity: 1

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

Don’t Fail to See Happy Dot Window Card. Circa 1930s. Advertises “Happy Dot,” the heaviest woman in the world. 14 x 11”. Staining, vertical creases.

Dr. No. United Artists, 1962. Window card (22 x 14”) printed by Benton Card Co. (Benson, N.C.) for the first film adaptation of a James Bond novel, starring Sean Connery in his first of five app