A Hard Days Night, Bonnie and Clyde, To Sir, With Love
Hi there,
I have the following large posters:
A Hard Days Night, 1964, 60X40, Last line: Made in the USA, Property of National Screen Service Corps. Licensed for Display Only in Connection with the Exhibition of this picture at your theater. Please pack and return immediately after the close of the current weeks show - A Hard Days Night 64-261 Bonnie and Clyde, 1967, 60X40, Last line: Copyright 1967 Warner Bros. Seven Arts, Printed in the USA, Licensed for Display Only in Connection with the Exhibition of this picture at your theater. Please pack and return immediately after the close of the current weeks show – Bonnie and Clyde 67/293 To Sir with Love, 1967, 60X40, Last line: Copyright 1967 by Columbia Pictures Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA, USA Property of National Screen Service Corps. Licensed for Display Only in Connection with the Exhibition of this picture at your theater. Please pack and return immediately after the close of the current weeks show. (To Sir, With Love) 67/51X (illegible)*
Ryan
I have the following large posters:
A Hard Days Night, 1964, 60X40, Last line: Made in the USA, Property of National Screen Service Corps. Licensed for Display Only in Connection with the Exhibition of this picture at your theater. Please pack and return immediately after the close of the current weeks show - A Hard Days Night 64-261 Bonnie and Clyde, 1967, 60X40, Last line: Copyright 1967 Warner Bros. Seven Arts, Printed in the USA, Licensed for Display Only in Connection with the Exhibition of this picture at your theater. Please pack and return immediately after the close of the current weeks show – Bonnie and Clyde 67/293 To Sir with Love, 1967, 60X40, Last line: Copyright 1967 by Columbia Pictures Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA, USA Property of National Screen Service Corps. Licensed for Display Only in Connection with the Exhibition of this picture at your theater. Please pack and return immediately after the close of the current weeks show. (To Sir, With Love) 67/51X (illegible)*
All three are in fair condition (no folds, tattered edges). I was wondering what the ballpark value for these might be. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Ryan
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I took a quick look at Bruce's database (http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/archive.html - You have to be registered to see prices)
Hard Day's Night - $300-$900 depending on condition and the market that day (for the original release - the B/W 80's re-release goes for under $50.)
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/searchfield/title/search/hard%20day%27s%20night/tag/xtype%3AForty%20by%20Sixty/archive.html
Bonnie and Clyde - seems to be a sub $100 poster. The special and the linenbacked one are not indicative
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/film_title/BONNIE%20%26%20CLYDE/tag/xtype%3AForty%20by%20Sixty/archive.html
To Sir With Love - only 1 listed for $47 in 2011.
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/searchfield/title/search/to%20sir%20with%20love/tag/xtype%3AForty%20by%20Sixty/archive.html
Not surprised here. The film has not aged well, and is not currently a hot item with collectors.
Again, don't take anything I say a gospel. First, Bruce tends to get a bit better than average wholesale for his material. You'd pay more from a dealer, but get less if you tried to sell it to one. Second, once again it is very dependent on condition. Third, in any auction, it depends on who is looking that day. As I said, 40x60 can be a tough sell.