110x75
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They printed posters, and other graphic pieces
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"Establecimiento Grafico Argentino" was not a trade union, but one of the largest printing companies down here. The name translates as "Argentinean graphic establishment" They were active from the 20s to the late 60s if I recall correctly...
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Pretty fly!
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(Quote) Yes. Second french poster I found for this film. Been looking this one for about 4 years.
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(Quote) This time he owns the poster, is not consigned
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And I know I speak for lots of us when saying that your gift to the hobby is one enormously appreciated. I check your archive daily.
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Actually I'm at work right now, so I made a search for argentinean + 40s in your image archive, sorted by film year and voila.
I probably have some more images at home, but yes, my archive looks a lot like yours, probably because 80% of the ima… -

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The other style of "Saludos Amigos" doesn't have it. Apparently the logo was used for 1942 and 1943 films. Some posters have it, some don't. Not sure what was the criteria to decide when use it and when not.
in Wartime propaganda logos Comment by 110x75 December 2016
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I'll check my image archive
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Thanks all. And merry christmas to all too (except for M. Broderick, hope his christmas suck)
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There's a bunch of argentinean one sheets from the 40s with a big "V" and the text "America libre y unida" (America, free and united)
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Comment by 110x75
December 2016
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You can buy some shit from Feiertag now!
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Not sure if I posted earlier in this thread, but there's no one as beautiful as MY Rachel...
in Most Beautiful Actresses & Actors of All Time Comment by 110x75 December 2016
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(Quote) I wouldn't be worried Sven. I sent some stuff to Bruce that got out of the country on November 15. Next update from USPS's site was on December 4 (yep, 19 days later) On that day the package got to NY. It got to West Plains 11 days after th…
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Here's the sister of the girl in Dementia 13's poster

in Dr. Draculas '' Living Nightmares''. Comment by 110x75 December 2016
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(Quote) Yep. They're called Guida Pubblicitaria
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I always think about the insane amount of paper the italians produced to promote films (even those that had small releases)...
At least 8 fotobustas, one locandina, one soggettone, one 2 fogli, one 4 fogli, and for big films even 8, 12 and 24 f… -
Probably 8 is the minimum number in a set (though I have no way to prove this). There's no better reason for them to be so beaten up than the fact they were heavily used by theater managers.
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(Quote) No problem.

And getting back to vomit-inducing things, I couldn't help noticing the price of the english Buel… -
No problem folks. If some of the stuff listed sells, I'm planning on getting back to poster poor in just minutes. I know the feeling
Still don't have any Creepy Images, but I know I must get all of them eventually. Certainly heaven for horror/exploitation fans.
(Quote) I won't
I'm not clicking in any link you are posting, hear me Ferris?
