100% original movie posters

Original US Onesheet movie poster for the Motocross documentary. Rare silkscreen day-glo 'Sunset Style', the best and most desirable poster for the film. Expertly linenbacked with ony small repairs. With Steve McQueen, directed by Bruce Brown.

Original release US Onesheet movie poster for the all-time classic. Expert restoration has taken care of a clear tear through Monroe's face, which is now visible on close inspection only. Also, a belgian censor stamp in the white background was removed. Overall, the poster displays extremely well. With Marilyn Monroe, Tom Ewell, directed by Billy Wilder.

Original release US special movie poster. Showing a beautiful pin-up of Raquel Welch, the poster has survived in amazing condition. With Edmond O'Brien, Raquel Welch, directed by Richard Fleischer.

Original release US Onesheet movie poster for the western classic, rare 3-D version. The poster has been expertly linenbacked with only minimal restoration and displays very well. With John Wayne, Geraldine Page, Ward Bond, directed by John Farrow.

Original US Onesheet movie poster for the Western classic. Expertly linenbacked and ready for framing. With Henry Fonda, Charles Bronson, Claudia Cardinale, directed by Sergio Leone.

Original release US lobby card for the horror classic. The card shows the mighty Kong chained to the stage, and we all remember what's going to happen a few seconds later... My favorite card in the set. Small discolorations, tiny paper lifts and small tears in the white borders only. The image area is perfect and the colors are as fresh as the day it was printed. With Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong, directed by Merian C. Cooper, Ernest B. Schoedsack.

Ultra-rare original release British teaser advance double-crown movie poster. The 007 logo was designed by Joseph Caroff and originally used for the press release letterheads of DR. NO. With Sean Connery as James Bond 007, directed by Guy Hamilton.

Scarce original release german movie poster. Internationale Film Allianz (IFA) distribution was installed by the French Military Goverment. Their work began in 1947 ended with the foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany in May 1949. It seems that the short-lived history of the IFA began and ended with this film: They first released it for german audiences in April 1947 and re-released it 1949, so it was most likely the last film they showed as well. This is the poster for the original 1947 release. It has never shown up for public sale before. The poster was professionally linenbacked, small paper loss in folds has been expertly restored. It now looks amazing. With Jean Marais, Jesette Day, directed Jean Cocteau.