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Memorabilia: Movies


What's New in the Collector's Showcase of Memorabilia: Movies?
The Most Recent Additions to This Category are First!
The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card un-numbered exhibits mild closed tear to upper edge, corner bumps, previous ownership notation on reverse, else in very good condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #4 exhibits small pin holes, mild shelf grit to reverse, else in near fine condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #7 exhibits slight corner bumps, else in fine condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #8 exhibits slight lower corner crease else in fine condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.

Murder in the Music Hall 1946 Lobby Card $9.99

  

Nine Hours to Rama Lobby Card $9.99

  

Trick Baby 1973 Lobby Card $6.99

  

The Eagle Has Landed 1977 Lobby Card $9.99
The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #1 exhibits mild corner bumps, else in fine condition Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #3 exhibits mild wear, in very good + condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #8 exhibits mild wear, slight corner creases, small paper loss at corner tip, staple marks, grit to reverse, else in good + condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #7 exhibits mild wear, slight corner bumps, else in very good + condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.

Blindman 1972 Lobby Card Ringo Starr $4.99

  

Night People 1954 Lobby Card Gregory Pec $12.99

  

The Brothers Karamazov 1958 Lobby Card $4.99

  

Ramrod 1947 Lobby Card $19.99
The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #5 in very good condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #3 exhibits mild wear, corner crease, else in very good + condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #8 exhibits mild wear, slight corner creases, else in very good condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #5 exhbits shelf grit on reverse else in fine condition Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.

Escape from Zahrain 1961 Lobby Card Sal $6.99

  

Escape 1948 Lobby Card Rex Harrison $12.99

  

A Boy Ten Feet Tall 1965 Lobby Card Edwa $12.99

  

Rooster Cogburn 1975 Lobby Card John Way $14.99
The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #4 exhibits mild wear, corner creases. else in very good condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card reproduction in fine + condition Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  The first motion picture(s) were introduced at the turn of the 20th century. Shortly thereafter, circa 1910-1915, black and white advertisements (later in color) or lobby cards as they would become known were posted on theatre walls to promote these movies. As technological advances in advertising, construction of multiplex theatres, etc., in the United States evolved over the years, the lobby card became a relic and eventually a collectible item. However, lobby cards are still being produced for the international market and an interesting addition for one’s cinema collection. Lobby card #8 exhibits mild wear, slight corner crease and small closed edge tear, else in very good condition. Please be advised scanner too small to copy entire picture. Email us if additional scans are required. Delivered in polyethylene sleeve and backing Combined shipping expense for those who obtain more than one item.  Re-issue 8 x 10 lobby card exhibits corner pin holes, slight paper loss and wear, else in good + condition. American classic in which a manipulative woman and a roguish man carry on a turbulent love affair in the American south during the Civil War and Reconstruction.

Saturday Night, Sunday Morning 1961 Lobb $6.99

  

One Little Indian 1973 Lobby Card (Repro $4.99

  

Carry On Teacher 1962 Lobby Card $6.99

  

Gone With the Wind 1968 Lobby Card 8 Bur $9.99
Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits mild corner creases, small closed edge tear else in good + to very good condition On the death of popular national radio commentator, his underling (Jose Ferrer) undertakes to prepare an hour long, eulogistic program featuring interviews with his friends. However, he didn't have any.  Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits mild corner creases, small pin holes, light fading, else in good + to very good condition. Circus promoter (Victor Mature) tries to keep his financially troubled circus on the road despite the efforts of a saboteur who has determined that the show must not go on.  Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits corner creases, else in very good condition. Man (Ross Elliott) flees police after becoming an eyewitness to a gangland murder. He is pursued around scenic San Francisco by his wife, a reporter, the police, and the real murderer.  Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits slight corner crease, else in fine condition. Broadway musical starring Aileen Quinn and based on the Little Orphan Annie comic strip about a young orphan girls adventures in finding a family that will take her.

The Great Man 1956 Movie Publicity Still $6.99

  

The Big Circus 1959 Movie Publicity Stil $9.99

  

Woman on the Run 1950 Movie Publicity St $6.99

  

Annie 1982 Movie Publicity Still $9.99
Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits mild paper loss to upper right corner as well as lower left corner crease, else in very good condition condition. Though the still's number refers to 1960, the drama starring Angie Dickinson as a Protestant missionary in WWII Belgian Congo and co-starring Peter Finch and Roger Moore, was distributed in 1961.  Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits corner creases and mild wear, else in very good condition Country girl (Norma Moore) arrives in L.A. and is promptly seduced by (Robert Vaughn)and impregnated  Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits mild corner crease, else in near fine condition. Banned for betting on himself, an unorthodox jockey (Stanley Clements) makes a comeback.  Original 8 x 10 movie publicity still exhibits slight corner crease, else in fine condition. Animated film produced by United Feature Syndicate for Paramount Pictures, directed by Bill Meléndez. It was the fourth and final full-length feature film to be based on the Peanuts comic strip.

The Sins of Rachel Cade 1960 Movie Publi $9.99

  

Unwed Mother 1958 Movie Publicity Still $9.99

  

Pride of Maryland 1951 Movie Publicity S $9.99

  

Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown 1980 Movie Pub $6.99
This special, collector's edition tin of SPAM was only available for a short time to promote the Monty Python Spamalot Comedy that was running on Broadway at the time. The special cartoon graphics are really neat, and label is in great condition. I wouldn't recommend eating the contents however....the expiration date reads "Best by FEB 2008"!! S&H is an additional $5.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.  Vintage RKO Feature Service "Hollywood's Personality of the Week" photo kit of Rosalind Russell. It features a beautiful real photo of Rosalind along with a three-page feature, all in a paper folder. It was from when she was in the Independent Artists film The Velvet Touch (1948). Independent Artists was the production company formed by Rosalind and her husband; The Velvet Touch was their first film, and it was released by RKO Radio Pictures. From what I can find, I believe original RKO Feature Service folders are hard to come by. I never have come across another one, and the only thing like it I could find online is at a well-known vintage movie memorabilia site; it is for a John Wayne movie and is from 1949. The purveyor of that site states: The lot also includes the RKO Feature Service folder (which I have Never seen for sale in 30 years of collecting), that contained the still, and two descriptive sheets pertaining to the still and other publicity material distributed for the film. The still in that kit is a silver gelatin photograph, but I don't know whether the photo I am selling is - view the photos below and judge for yourself. SIZE: Approx. 10" x 13". Stored flat and in protective sleeves for decades. CONDITION: Photo was glued on to the back of this folder - only about 2" in. Most of photo is very good-the edges have chipping, a tear about ½" in from edge and a dog-ear on right corner. There is glare from my studio lights in the top left and along the right edge. Guaranteed vintage and original.  This is an original VINTAGE 1964 poster for the movie Wild and Wonderful. Stamped 1 SH. 64/72 on the back. This and the other posters I am selling are ORIGINAL one-sheet posters and are stamped so on the reverse. There are **NO repros/new prints**. The most UPROARIOUS rivalry in the history of Romance! Cognac, a pampered poodle and popular star on French television, creates marital problems for his pretty owner Giselle when he becomes jealous of her new husband. The LAUGHS are WILD... the LOVING is WONDERFUL! Stars: Tony Curtis, Christine Kaufmann and Larry Storch Director: Michael Anderson Writers: Dorothy Crider (story), Richard Powell (screen story). GREAT ESTATE FIND:::This poster and others were found in a large box - protected from the elements. They had been in there for a long time - none look like they were framed. Different genres and great graphics. SIZE: 27" x 41" CONDITION: Excellent with hilarious graphics and with one our most beloved comedic actors, Tony Curtis! I am going to be as specific as I can with any damage. This is really clean - I don't see any tears, just a little crinkling along some folds which will lay down once mounted. Some edge wear with a couple of tiny tears. It was folded just a bit cockeyed so the fold lines are off a little. Guaranteed vintage and original.  This is an original VINTAGE 1960 poster from the movie SEX KITTENS GO TO COLLEGE. Stamped 1 SH. 60/239 on the back. This and the other posters I am selling are ORIGINAL one-sheet posters and are stamped so on the reverse. There are **NO repros/new prints**. Starring: Mamie Van Doren, Tuesday Weld and Mijanou Bardot. Director: Albert Zugsmith Writers: Robert Hill (screenplay), Albert Zugsmith (story) Sex Kittens Go To College is a great psychotropic film that really should be out on DVD hopefully with a Joe Bob Briggs commentary. The cast is nothing short of amazing! Mamie Van Doren is a "genius" with 13 degrees and a body that drives men wild and women to fume with jealousy. Tuesday Weld is a bit young for college at 17 but looks fantastic. Mijanou Bardot is more like the right age at 21 and her frerrranch accent like the great one done by John Cleese in Holy Grail can't help but make you laugh. There's John Carradine doing the Charleston with Mamie. The great horror movie host Vampira is Louis Nye's lab assistant taking care of Thinko the robot - a computer (!) that is a big metal robot with a lot of phony machines all around him. Hopefully if they put this on DVD they'll get the European cut which includes four strippers who do their "acts" for Thinko and Voltaire the chimp who's dressed like a beatnik most of the time. The strippers get down to some pretty skimpy panties (one is a thong so young people who think those were invented in the nineties are wrong) and pasties on their nipples. This was really hot stuff in 1960. GREAT ESTATE FIND:::This poster and others were found in a large box - protected from the elements. They had been in there for a long time - none look like they were framed. Different genres and great graphics. SIZE: 27" x 41" CONDITION: Excellent with bright graphics. Super clean! I'll be as specific as I can with any damage. A superb example of campy goodness in rare condition. I see no holes anywhere. There is one chip down by the copyright at bottom. It has been folded a bit askew, but that really doesn't affect it. Guaranteed vintage and original.

MONTY PYTHON Special Edition SPAM Spamal $37.99

  

Rare 1940s ROSALIND RUSSELL Photo Kit-Ho $149.00

  

Original 1964 Movie Poster - WILD AND WO $29.00

  

1960 1-Sheet Movie Poster - SEX KITTENS $49.00
This is an original VINTAGE 1959 poster for the movie WARLOCK. Stamped 1 SH. 59/123 on the back. This and the other movie posters I am selling are ORIGINAL one-sheet posters and are stamped so on the reverse. There are **NO repros/new prints**. Starring: Richard Widmark, Henry Fonda and Anthony Quinn. Director: Edward Dmytryk Writers: Robert Alan Aurthur (screenplay), Oakley Hall (novel) What looks at first like it will be an enjoyable but mindless genre Western turns gradually into something rather darker and more nuanced. Almost nobody in this film is who they seem at first, and several characters undergo gradual inversions, with results ranging from noble to deeply creepy. Who are the heroes? Who are the villains? You'll leave this movie much less certain than you were when you arrived. Henry Fonda and Anthony Quinn are nearly upstaged by -- of all people -- DeForest Kelley, seen here just a few years before his career would be wrenched sideways by the role of Leonard McCoy in the original Star Trek. GREAT ESTATE FIND:::This poster and others were found in a large box - protected from the elements. They had been in there for a long time - none look like they were framed. Different genres and great graphics. SIZE: 27" x 41" CONDITION: Excellent with superb graphics. Super clean! I'll be as specific as I can with any damage. One small tear on top margin and one tiny tear on middle fold. A little bit of edge wear at the bottom. Guaranteed vintage and original.  This fine vintage advertisement for a 1945 ad for Man Alive is in very good condition but is slightly yellowed with slight wear. This magazine ad measures approx. 9 3/4" x 12 3/4" and is suitable for framing. This vintage magazine ad depicts Pat O'Brien, Adolphe Menjou & Ellen Drew.  This fine vintage 2 page movie advertisement for a 1975 ad for Mahogany is in very good condition and measures approx. 20" x 13 1/4". This vintage 2 page movie magazine ad is suitable for framing. This vintage magazine ad depicts Diana Ross.  Grace Kelly: 2 attractive items. 1 portrait still from the movie Mogambo ( Metro Goldwyn Mayer Films Austria, Real Photo). 3,5 x 5,5 inches. 1 photo print with her autograph as part of the photo ( not a handwritten signature). 3,5 x 5 inches. Both are in fine/very fine condition. Grace Patricia Kelly (1929 –1982) was an American actress and Princess consort of Monaco. In April 1956 Kelly married Rainier III, Prince of Monaco, and became styled as Her Serene Highness The Princess of Monaco, and was commonly referred to as Princess Grace. After embarking on an acting career in 1950, at the age of 20, Grace Kelly appeared in New York City theatrical productions as well as in more than forty episodes of live drama productions broadcast during the early 1950s Golden Age of Television. In October 1953, with the release of Mogambo, she became a movie star, a status confirmed in 1954 with a Golden Globe Award and Academy Award nomination as well as leading roles in five films, including The Country Girl, in which she gave a deglamorized, Academy Award-winning performance. She retired from acting at 26 to enter upon her duties in Monaco. She and Prince Rainier had three children: Caroline, Albert, and Stéphanie.

Original Vintage 1959 Poster - WARLOCK - $59.00

  

1945 Man Alive with Pat O'Brien & Ellen $13.49

  

1975 Mahogany with Diana Ross $15.49

  

Grace Kelly: Vintage Postcard and Photo $30.00
Audrey Hepburn photo ( real photo type – issued by Hubman in Wien / Austria ). Portrait photo of the young, pretty Hepburn as Sabrina. Size: 3.5 x 5.5 inches, fine condition. Hepburn had the reputation of being a humble, kind and charming person, who lived the philosophy of putting others before herself. She showed this side particularly towards the end of her life in her work for the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF). She has often been called the most beautiful woman of all time, recently in a 2006 poll for New Woman magazine. She was ranked as the third greatest female star of all time by the American Film Institute.  Greta Garbo: b/w vintage photo, published by the German Ross. Golden sticker at reverse "Ross Luxusklasse". Metro Goldwyn Mayer license. Size: 4,1 x 5,8 inches, fine condition. Greta Lovisa Gustafsson (1905 –1990), better known as Greta Garbo, was a noted Swedish actress and recluse. She was a major star in the United States during the silent film era and the Golden Age of Hollywood. In 1999, the American Film Institute ranked Garbo fifth on their list of greatest female stars of all time, after Katharine Hepburn, Bette Davis, Audrey Hepburn, and Ingrid Bergman.  This Vintage US Magazine from March 17, 1981 is complete and in very good condition. The front cover features "Linda Evans". Full of news stories of the day and nice vintage ads. This magazine measures approx. 8" x 10 3/4" and is suitable for framing.  HERE'S A COMPLETE SET OF 8 "ORIGINAL" LOBBY CARDS FROM THIS 1962 FILM STARRING HERBERT LOM & HEATHER SEARS. ALL 8 ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. A FEW HAVE SMALL WATER SPOTS NEAR THE LOWER RIGHT HAND SECTION.

Audrey Hepburn Photo Postcard, Sabrina $22.00

  

Greta Garbo. Early Ross Photo. $18.00

  

US Magazine March 17, 1981 Linda Evans $10.49

  

PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 1962 - LOBBY CARD S $149.95
THIS IS AN "ORIGINAL" 8 CARD SET FROM THE 1980 MOVIE. THERE ARE 8 DIFFERENT SCENES AS ISSUED IN THIS SET. ALL 8 CARDS ARE IN NM CONDITION. NO CREASES, RIPS OR TEARS.  I HAVE 2 VERY FINE LOOKING LOBBY CARDS FROM THIS EARLY ANIMATED MR. MAGOO MOVIE. I HAVE CARDS #6 & #8. BOTH ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION.  THIS IS A LOT OF 6 "ORIGINAL" LOBBY CARDS FOR THIS 1965 MOVIE. THIS WAS A FULL LENGTH COLOR CARTOON. THE LOBBY CARD NUMBERS ARE : #1, #2 #3, #4, #6, #7. SOME CORNERS ARE TORN OR RIPPED WHERE THEY WERE STAPLED TO THE MOVIE THEATER WALL, THEN REMOVED AFTER THE PICTURE WAS BEING REPLACED BY ANOTHER MOVIE. LIKE I SAID MOST ARE IN FINE CONDITION EXCEPT THE CORNERS. #3 HAS A BORDER TEAR ON THE BOTTOM.  This is an "ORIGINAL" Vintage Theater-Used Folded One-Sheet Movie Poster (measures 27" x 41") from Fitzwilly, the 1968 Delbert-Mann romantic comedy "Fitzwilly Strikes Again";based on a novel by Poyntz Tyler, starring Dick Van Dyke, Barbara Feldon, John McGiver, Edith Evans and Harry Townes. Excellent color. Adds to the value of the Lobby Cards for this movie.

THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK - 1980 LOBBY CAR $250.00

  

1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS starring MR. MAGOO - $20.00

  

LOBBY CARDS - PINOCCHIO in OUTER SPACE $20.00

  

MOVIE : FITZWILLY - 1 SHEET POSTER $60.00
THIS IS A RARE "ORIGINAL" COMPLETE SET OF 4, 11 x 14 LOBBY CARDS STARRING THE LITTLE RASCALS. ALL 4 CARDS ARE IN VERY CONDITION. THE MOVIE WAS RE-RELEASED IN 1952, THESE ARE THE 4 LOBBY CARDS FROM THAT 1952 MOVIE.  THIS IS A COMPLETE SET OF 8 LOBBY CARDS FOR THE MOVIE "FITZWILLY" STARRING DICK VAN DYKE, BARBARA FELDON, JOHN McGIVER and EDITH EVANS. A 1968 MOVIE MIRISCH-DFI COMEDY. THIS MOVIE FEATURES DICK VAN DYKE AS A BUTLER ON THE WRONG SIDE OF THE LAW. EACH LOBBY CARD MEASURES 11" x 14".ALL ORIGINAL, NOT REPRODUCTIONS.  "If I Had a Million" W C Fields 8mm Movie in BoxVg condition. Some wear on the box, the reel movie is in VG condition Circa 1950s. Super 8mm complete edition  "Hurry, Hurry" W C Fields 8mm Movie in Box Vg condition. Some wear on the box, the reel movie is in VG condition Circa 1950s. Black/White with super sound

LOBBY CARDS - 3 MEN IN A TUB starring li $75.00

  

LOBBY CARD SET - FITZWILLY MOVIE $75.00

  

'If I Had a Million' W C Fields 8mm Movi $14.95

  

" Hurry, Hurry" W C Fields 8mm $14.95
2" tall, very good.  Hostel PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp746  Saw 2 PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp745  Saw PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp744

Vintage Applause GIZMO Gremlins Pvc Figu $12.00

  

Hostel PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Saw 2 PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Saw PSP UMD Movie $12.00
Species PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp743  Open Water PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp742  Coach Carter PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp741  Tomcats PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp740

Species PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Open Water PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Coach Carter PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Tomcats PSP UMD Movie $12.00
Elektra PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp739  House Of Flying Daggers PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp738  Lords Of Dogtown PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp737  Deuce Bigalow, European Gigolo PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp736

Elektra PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

House Of Flying Daggers PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Lords Of Dogtown PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Deuce Bigalow, European Gigolo PSP UMD M $12.00
Steamboy PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp735  Jarhead PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp734  Hitch PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp733  Domino PSP UMD Movie, Playstation Personal Ultimate Media Disc Movie with original case. It comes with the original case and is in excellent working condition. Combined PSP/PS1/PS2/DVD purchases will be charged combined shipping charges and no more. 11pdp732

Steamboy PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Jarhead PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Hitch PSP UMD Movie $12.00

  

Domino PSP UMD Movie $12.00


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