Art by Lutz Peltzer. Often hand – tinted / hand – colored. (but mostly 20-30 cards). In the 70’s and 80’s hand coloring was a thing of the past and the sets also contained less cards: usually between 12 and 24.
Clint Eastwood JOE KIDD rare German 1-sheet poster JOHN STURGES 1972 Peltzer art Read Post »
JAPANESE CHiRASHi – 2 pages. CHiRASHi JAPONAiS 2 pages. Année/year :1961 (but that chirashi was printed for a reissue in 1971 in japanese theatres). Alternative or original title : The magnificent 7.
THE MAGNiFiCENT SEVEN John Sturges Steve McQueen JAPANESE CHiRASHi Read Post »
4 pages UA Synapses of a multiple scene descriptions. Previously folded has discoloration. Please check out the pictures for a better look at the condition. Any questions will answered in a timely manner.
Hallelujah Trail Martin Landau John Sturges Press Scene Synopsis UA 1965 4 Pages Read Post »
HOUR OF THE GUN Lobby Cards x12 – 9×12 in. Size: 9×12 in. Indeed, these are approximate sizes! • Country: France. • Year: 60’s. If so, refuse it. com” is not written on the product. The photographs must show.
HOUR OF THE GUN Lobby Cards x12 – 9×12 in. – 1967 – John Sturges, James Garner Read Post »
Condition: Good to Very good (C5) Resized (top border), Hole, Otherwise good condition. Indeed, these are approximate sizes! com” is not written on the product. If so, refuse it.
UNDERWATER! Belgian Movie Poster – 14×21 in. – 1955 – John Sturges, Jane Russel Read Post »
Edgar Buchanan + Randolph Scott (1949 / The Walking Hills / Directed by John Sturges / Columbia ) 8″ x 10″ Doubleweight Matte Finish photo in Excellent Condition. AJ099, 100.
RANDOLPH SCOTT – 1949 THE WALKING HILLS – JOHN STURGES WESTERN – DOUBLEWEIGHT Read Post »
Condition of this item: B, used, pinholes, tape at the back, wear. German release 1970. Often hand – tinted / hand – colored. (but mostly 20-30 cards). In the 70’s and 80’s hand coloring was a thing of the past and the sets also contained less cards: usually between 12 and 24.
MAROONED John Sturges 1970 rare German 1-sheet poster 70mm Gregory Peck Sci-Fi Read Post »