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There are fold splits which have been repaired with archival tape by ourselves

Pinholes at the top corners and a rare first release Walt Disney film poster from 1968

Cyd Charisse

This is one of the rare occasions where a re-release film poster admits that the original design is unbeatable - "We can't improve on the best

Bernard and Bianca

Left Right and Centre Karl Malden There are fold splits whichIan Carmichael is pictured here as the Conservative candidate with Patricia Breden his adversary. Alastair Sim plays the impoverished Uncle. This film poster from 1959 bears the printed signature of the artist David Langdon and has a style of the period. The film itself was made in black and white. Printing was by Stafford & Co. of Netherfeild, Nottingham and London.