Manhattan double crown Full set of 8 British

Full set of 8 British cinema front of house lobby cards with the chosen card portraying Paul Newman at astride one of his favourite machines

Tony Curtis is painted in this first release British Quad film poster for the Robert Crichton written film "The Great Impostor" from 1960

Film Noir style art with a splash of red - not just a tribute to "Double Indemnity" but a masterpiece in it's own right from Directorial debutant Lawrence Kasdan

Excellent rolled condition film poster

This Palace Pictures cinema poster is for the film "Shag" and was possibly misunderstood by the BBC who banned playing music from it on the radio in particular "My Baby sure can shag" by the Tams not realising that the Shag was a dance craze

Manhattan double crown Full set of 8 BritishWoody Allen and Diane Keaton pictured on the bench viewing a dreamy landscape of New York's Manhattan bridge with a dreamy feel. The Manhattan title logo is impeccable and we have the benefit of a five star review from Empire magazine. The Woody Allen film was first release in 1979 with this rolled condition poster being from the 2006 Park Circus cinema release.