Old Movie Posters - anyone collect, and what?

[davidraphael]

VERY nice, djd - I'm jealous!

 

[djd]

Thanks David

I have a few more knocking about but all the expensive ones are long gone.

 

[djd]

Here's another couple I still have about the house

 

[Kopf-Jaeger]

I don't actually collect them however, when I was a kid a friend of the family ran a local theater and also a drive-in. I used to get posters all of the time and hang them in my bedroom. Here are a few along with one of the poster holders that used to hang outside of the cinema before they tore it down. I managed to save two of them.

 

[Formeruser012523]

I have a tube of more modern reprints of posters like Batman, The Mask & Hook. I'm more apt to show (someday) the promotional displays from The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe I was able to ****** from my old job. Need more wall space, though.

I'm more interested in finding reprints of posters from silent movies. Would love to find ones from Harold Lloyd's films, Keaton, or Chaplin. Know of any good sites to order?

 

[djd]

You could try allposters.com for starters they may have them for some of the better known films. There are a lot of sites that sell repros.... Movieposter.com is another one I think. Just google vintage movie posters and you'll get quite a few hits

 

[Formeruser012523]

You could try allposters.com for starters they may have them for some of the better known films. There are a lot of sites that sell repros.... Movieposter.com is another one I think. Just google vintage movie posters and you'll get quite a few hits

Cool! I've done searches in the past but hadn't thought to do it again until I saw this thread. Thanks for the info.

 

[Charlie74]

Don't have any movie posters but am fortunate enough to have some actual photos take on the sets of "Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte" and on the set of "Cleopatra" (Liz Taylor version) which are currently at the framers

 

[davidraphael]

Today at a fleamarket I picked up two great, old German movie posters - one for Orson Welles' Kafka adaptation of 'The Trial' and one for 'Weekend' by Jean Luc Godard.

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[LoveMyHats2]

I don't actually collect them however, when I was a kid a friend of the family ran a local theater and also a drive-in. I used to get posters all of the time and hang them in my bedroom. Here are a few along with one of the poster holders that used to hang outside of the cinema before they tore it down. I managed to save two of them.

Wow those are very nice!

 

[LoveMyHats2]

Today at a fleamarket I picked up two great, old German movie posters - one for Orson Welles' Kafka adaptation of 'The Trial' and one for 'Weekend' by Jean Luc Godard.

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Great move and nice find!