„Sleeping Beauty“ Title (Lobby Card) of Walt Disney’s Movie, USA 1959.
Located in Cologne, DE
Original American Title (Lobby Card) of Walt Disney’s Movie „Sleeping Beauty“, USA 1959.
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House of Wax, US Title Lobby Card for the 1953 3D Horror Movie
Located in London, GB
Original US Title Lobby Card for the 1953 3D Horror movie staring Vincent Price.
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Vintage 1950s American Posters
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