1960s – 1980s Original One Sheet Movie Poster Lot (50) Vintage. 1960s – 1980s Original One Sheet Movie Poster Lot (50). This lot contains all of the posters listed below (please note there are a few duplicates as noted below). They are in various conditions from Poor to Excellent. See pictures for mor e details. Across the Great DivideThe African Elephant (Style A)The Amazing DobermansBack RoadsBarely ProperThe Bashful ElephantBeyond and BackThe Biscuit Eater (R-72)The Blue VeilBoatniks (Style A)Boatniks (R-77)Buffalo RiderCar 54, Where Are You? The Cat BurglarThe ChampThe Champ (R-80)The Chosen a. S CurseThe Christmas That Almost Wasn. TClarence the Cross-Eyed LionClarence the Cross-Eyed Lion (R-72)CrackdownFor Pete. S SakeThe FortuneFree As the WindGeorgeThe Great Truck RobberyGypsy ColtHang Your Hat on the WindHouse Calls (x2)It Happened HereKiss Me a KillerThe Klansman (Style A)Lassie (R-72)Law and DisorderLeopard in the SnowListen to MeLiving FreeLove at LargeThe Love MachineLoversLovesickLovin. MollyThe Luckiest Man in the WorldMade for Each OtherMaxieMimicPete, Pearl & the PoleTouch the SkyThe World of Sport Fishing. A Guide to Movie Poster Conditions. Mint – A poster in Mint condition is essentially flawless. It will have no pinholes, tears, marks, fading, bleedthrough, etc. It should have no defects or blemishes whatsoever. It can be folded or rolled depending on how it was originally issued to the theater. A poster in this condition is extremely rare and thus commands top dollar. A poster in Excellent condition will have no major flaws but will show several minor ones on close inspection. The poster may have small pinholes in the border. Minor creases are normal in this condition. Tears, tape marks, etc. Are still not acceptable. There may be some very minor color fading. Writing on the back of the poster that does not bleed through is permissible. A poster in Fine condition may have an obvious flaw or two as well as several minor ones. Small tears and heavier creases may be present although the clarity and completeness of the artwork should not be affected. Small stains, small areas of paper loss, or some minor tape may be present. Writing on the front is permissible in this condition only if it is small and located in the border. A poster in Good condition will be heavily worn but still presentable. Larger tears and even small missing pieces may be may be present. Writing, pinholes, tape, etc. Some soiling or staining may be present. While the overall eye appeal will be affected, posters in Good condition should still be intact. A poster in Poor condition shows extreme wear. It may even be incomplete. Posters in Poor condition will have the same flaws as posters in Good condition but to a greater extent or severity. Thank you for looking. For more great deals. _gsrx_vers_1653 GS 9.7.5 (1653).