These cards came from a British cinema where they had been used to promote the film to cinema goers in the theatre lobby
" approach which then gives cinemas the opportunity of showing as a single feature or including their own choice of double-bill
The final itself took place between West Germany and Italy but the British poster centres on Glen Hoddle and Trevor Francis with action from the semis featuring the flair team Brazil's Roberto Dinamite together with the well organised Italy's Antonio Cabrini
The portrait work is sharp and the title stands out well in red as apose to the green titling of 1951
1950's Virginia period drama film poster double-sided and in rolled condition
Robin Hood, Gentleman Jim George Peppard These cards came from aA collection of film stills of Errol Flynn, many have stamps and writing to the reverse including VC146 with a stamp "photographed by Elma Friar Warner Bros." together with a Warner Bros First National Picture typed annotation to reverse detailing Vance (Randolph Scott) Armstead (Russell Hicks), Kerry (Errol Flynn), Cameron (Moroni Nelson), Marshall (John Litel) in Virginia City. A lobby card for "The Prince and the Pauper" with German stamps to