This is an ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING of this poster by A. Printed in 1982, it was created to advertise the japanese release of the film, Ballada O Narayamie. The poster measures 27 x 37 inches, and it is in A-…
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This is the ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING of this poster by Jan Mlodozeniec. Printed in 1978, to promote the Polish release of New York, New York. It measures 26 1/2 x 37 1/2 inches and is in A condition. Note: We…
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This poster was designed by Franciszek Starowieyski in 1969. It is for the Hungarian film “The Lady from Constantinople ” directed by Judit Elek. The poster measures 23″ x 33″. For a little while her everyday life is changed. She…
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PILOT ODRZUTOWCQW Original Vintage Circa 1958 Polish Movie Poster Titled “JET PILOT” Soviet Production This amazing Soviet era movie poster is in near mint condition. The art work is signed “STRYV 58″ in the upper right corner. Google translate identifies…
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Starring: Ewa Krzyzewska, Zbigniew Cybulski.. In VERY NICE FINE condition, see picture. Format is approx 27″ X 19″ inches 69 X 48 cm. Standard size for exYugoslavian posters. Poster looks MUCH BETTER than on pic, if you have any questions…
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This is the ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING of this poster by Wieslaw Walkuski. Printed in 1994, it was created to advertise the Polish film Kraj Swiata. Note: We do NOT sell reproductions. Having been in the poster business over 40 years,…
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This is the ORIGINAL FIRST PRINTING of this poster by Waenuski. Printed ca 1990, it was created to promote the Polish release of the British film Life is Sweet. Note: We do NOT sell reproductions. Having been in the poster…
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This poster was professionally graded B+, with a slight loss in top margin and slight tears and creases at the edges. 38×26 1/2 inches, 96 1/2×67 cm. JANUSZ OBLUCKI (DATES UNKNOWN). NEW YORK, 4 A. A Polish comedy about employees…
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