A scarce US paper banner for Clint Eastwood's final outing as The Man With No Name in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly. These rare heavy-stock banners were used between the late 1940s and late 1960s and were designed to hang above a cinema entrance. However, they weren't particularly popular with cinemas and were predominantly used at drive-ins. Many of these banners have not survived, and even fewer survived in decent condition.



Provenance: David Frangioni is a published author, music businessman, producer, technologist, engineer, philanthropist, and drummer. He has worked with Aerosmith, Shakira, Ringo Starr, Ozzy Osbourne, Robbie Williams, and hundreds more. He is CEO of Modern Drummer Magazine and has several books published, including Clint Eastwood: Icon: The Essential Film Art Collection and Crash: The World's Greatest Drum Kits, both by Insight Editions. Frangioni is considered one of the world's most prominent and knowledgeable collectors of Clint Eastwood memorabilia and boasts an enviable archive of movie posters and memorabilia.

Additional Information: NSS# 68/41

82" x 24" (208 x 61 cm)

Very Good+

Rolled with a fair amount of handling wear, some tears, some paper loss and an Ontario Board of Censors snipe.

Artist: Unknown Artist

GBP350 - 700
VAT Status: Ω