110x75 said: It usually pops up. Got mine from an online bookstore, at a really good price. I was happy I will have to keep my eyes peeled for one.
The Lost Squadron ( 1932 ). The graphics and colour are great.
HONDO said:The Lost Squadron ( 1932 ). The graphics and colour are great.
Mirosae said:Wow great choices. I was fortunate to see the Buck Jones in person and IT IS STUNNING!Need to think which one is mine. I wont go for a Rudolph Valentino ...but will think about one.
Sven said:HONDO said:The Lost Squadron ( 1932 ). The graphics and colour are great. Beautiful!
Eisenhower said:Sven said:HONDO said:The Lost Squadron ( 1932 ). The graphics and colour are great. Beautiful! Indeed. Richard Dix seems to have been featured in several good posters!
Talking about Richard Dix at RKO, what about these excellent Cimarron ( 1931 ) U.S. and Swedish one sheets then?
Bruce said:Eisenhower said:Sven said:HONDO said:The Lost Squadron ( 1932 ). The graphics and colour are great. Beautiful! Indeed. Richard Dix seems to have been featured in several good posters! That's because Richard Dix worked for RKO, which had the most artistic posters overall in the early 1930s!
HONDO said:Talking about Richard Dix at RKO, what about these excellent Cimarron ( 1931 ) U.S. and Swedish one sheets then?
Gosh the posters from this period are in a world of their own aren't they?
For me anything with Clara Bow...something about that face. I hope one day to be able to add some paper with that gorgeous face to my collection!
Here you go...that is a stunning poster.
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Not my pic, but you get the idea
Another great image with wonderful color!
The Lost Squadron ( 1932 ). The graphics and colour are great.
Need to think which one is mine. I wont go for a Rudolph Valentino ...but will think about one.
Beautiful!
That'd be great!! Ive not really seen any rare posters before, in person.
Lookin forward to seeing your selection when you decide.
Indeed. Richard Dix seems to have been featured in several good posters!
That's because Richard Dix worked for RKO, which had the most artistic posters overall in the early 1930s!
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Talking about Richard Dix at RKO, what about these excellent Cimarron ( 1931 ) U.S. and Swedish one sheets then?
I would agree!!!
Wow!!! Richard Dix + RKO = Fantastic artwork/posters!
Gosh the posters from this period are in a world of their own aren't they?
For me anything with Clara Bow...something about that face. I hope one day to be able to add some paper with that gorgeous face to my collection!
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/search/clara%2520bow/sort/4/archive.html
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These are from an old apartment. The posters are still hanging, but in better surroundings. I really need to update this photo.
For some reason i cant post pics (my fault) photobucket is playing up. So here is the link (though I gather you all know which one it is)
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/film_title/THIEF+OF+BAGDAD+%28%2724%29/type/1sh/archive.html
As for Bogie, I agree! I like anything from his "detective" films...
Here you go...that is a stunning poster.
(Don't know if an original 1936 release has ever been found? So in its place is the 40s rr)