Collectible Posters, Doctor Who, Young Guns I & II, Indiana Jones,Olympics,Comic

Description: Whether or not an "allow offers" switch is available, and it isn't on variation listings, I will entertain offers of price and mix and match. You'll have to message me. Photos are of the actual item. The 3-Fold 27" x 41" Young Guns poster features Emilio Estevez, Kiefer Sutherland, Lou Diamond Phillips and the rest as shown. My daughter was a huge fan of these brat pack guys and managed to get an actual movie theater display poster. Th 27.5 x 31.5 Young Guns II poster was my daughter's and it has pinholes in the 4 corners from when she displayed it for a while. It's in pretty good shape otherwise. I don't know why this poster is so hard to find. My daughter coveted posters of movies she liked and often got them from friends in theaters. Maybe this is one of them. Britain's 1st official Doctor Who Poster Magazine, published by Marvel UK 1994. This is a 16.5" x 23.5" trifold poster with 8 of the resulting 'panels' comprising the poster image, and the remaining 8 on the other side consist of the 'cover', one full panel featuring another image of Daleks, and the last 6 panels contain articles about the Daleks. The Dark Shadows Posterbook folds out to a 21 x 33" poster, with pictures and articles on the other side. Britain's ONLY official "Star Trek" magazine at that time! Published fortnightly. This July 1993 issue is a 16.5" x 23.5" trifold poster with 8 of the resulting 'panels' comprising the poster image, and the remaining 8 on the other side consist of the 'cover', one full panel featuring another image of Lwaxana, and the last 6 are articles about episodes "Half a Life", where the poster are from, and the previous episode "The Drumhead," and other Star Trek magazines information. The next poster, 1994 rolled 24 x 36", is from an advertising campaign of the software giant of that day, Boole & Babbage, an Enterprise Automation Company, which featured “Star Trek The Next Generation” images and video, with Jonathan Frakes as a spokesperson. It capitalized on the fact that "Enterprise Systems" became the nom de plume for large technical data systems, in line with the Trek TV series of the day, "Star Trek The Next Generation," featuring of course, The Starship Enterprise. Unless you worked in the industry you probably wouldn’t have known of the campaign. I was a senior systems specialist at a large data center with B&B as a client to be able to obtain this poster. It has never been displayed, only stored in a poster sleeve. I had to place weights on the poster, cans, to keep it flat to photograph. USPS charges $4 for a long item fee and only allows priority shipping for packages longer than 22 inches and that is reflected in the price. The 26-4/5" x 39-3/4" Star Trek The Undiscovered Country poster has never been displayed, only stored in a poster sleeve. I had to place weights on the poster to keep it flat to photograph. USPS charges $4 for a long item fee and only allows priority shipping for packages longer than 22 inches. The Return to the Blue Lagoon is a gorgeous 22.5 x 32" sun-kissed poster. There are some small signs that this poster was touched up a bit but could use some more, as all older folded posters do. This was my daughter's and she put tape on the back only of the upper corners to cover the 2 pin holes she made to display it at one point. The movie poster is common but this pre-release promo poster is rare. On the poster is written "Alone...Wild...Untamed...The Story of Natural Love Continues...Coming this Summer to a Theatre Near You." The 1989 Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade extremely rare 21 x 32" Western Graphics No. 30 rolled poster is in a poster sleeve. I had to place weights on the poster to photograph it because it won't lay flat after being rolled for so long. It used to have a couple of pieces of clear tape on it from when she displayed it for a time. The tape is gone but slight residue remains. The corners have some roughness as shown. The Mannequin poster is large, 39.5 x 27". The Never Ending Story II poster is 21 x 14". I got the 18 x 24" IBM poster when I worked for a large data center and had occasional training at IBM education centers. IBM was then and many times a sponsor of the games. It has pin holes on the extreme corners as I had it up in my cubicle for a time. There is a small tear on the left side along the fold, not noticeable. It evokes Grecian style, with striking colors. The comic posters here are comic dealer promos, not available otherwise to the public except for as here, for resale. I was a comic dealer in the 1990s and obtained them then. I never displayed them. I received 2 sizes of the Valiant Birthquake posters. This one is 2.25 x 13". They promoted new titles and crossovers of Acclaim and Valiant comics. It's quite striking and was a big promotion. The titles promoted are XO Manowar, Solar, Eternal Warrior, Magic the Gathering, Bloodshot, Visitor, Turok, Ninjak. The larger Valiant poster is 26 x 38. The gorgeous dealer poster 22 x 34" Conan the Adventurer has striking art by Rafael Kayanan. The 11 x 34" Babylon 5 comics 1994 promo poster is very rare. The 1995 DC Comics The Big Book of Weirdos 2-fold promo poster is 17 x 22". The two-sided, double-folded 14 x 22" poster features the August 21, 1994 NY Times article commemorating the immense popularity that the X-Men had obtained in America. I sent away for the June 10, 1992 issue of The New York Times because it had been publicized that the staff at Mad Magazine paid for a full page ad, the back page of the A section, to pay tribute to Mad Magazine founder William Gaines, who had just died. 22.25 x 13.25 inches. It features Alfred E. Newman with a tear in his eye. I got the 1997 Speed Tribes game 2 x 3 foot promo poster at the San Diego Comic Con. The game was never finished for some reason and Nemicron folded. It's a cool poster nonetheless. Never displayed, like new. USPS charges $4 for a long item fee and only allows priority shipping for packages longer than 22 inches. I obtained the three-folded 22 x 34" poster commemorating the 1989 final tour of the late and great Gunther Gebels-Williams with Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus when I attended the event. My daughter worked in promotions in the 1990s, which is how she obtained the signed by Dave Koz 20x30" poster. The left and right edges have some wear. The left side has some moisture discoloration on the back but it looks like the background on the front. It had been rolled for so long I used magnets on the ends to keep it flat to photograph. The Beauty and the Beast 21 x 16" poster came from a Big Bopper Teen Magazine at the time of the show. Joey McIntyre and Paula Abdul are on the other side. Both SciFi Book Club posters, given only to those of us members that bought from the club, are 21 x 16".

Price: 12 USD

Location: Hamilton, Montana

End Time: 2024-09-03T20:02:21.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.63 USD