[Los Angeles]: Paramount, 1963. Eleven 8 x 10" glossy black and white stills with studio captions. Near fine. A good representative set of lobby stills promoting the film, based on Philip Reisman, Jr.'s screenplay adaptation of two Pulitzer- winning literary properties, Agee's 1957 novel, A DEATH IN THE FAMILY, and.....

[New York]: RKO Radio Pictures, [1940]. Original 11 x 14" studio lobby title card. Margins smudged, two closed tears at extreme edges repaired on blank verso, vestiges of cellotape on left and right margins from previous mounting and a circular mark and pinhole in lower left margin, also apparently from.....

[Munich]: Illustriete Film-Bühne, [March 1956]. [4]pp. Small quarto. Pictorial self-wrapper. Illustrated. Near fine. The issue of ILLUSTRIETE FILM-BÜHNE (Nr. 3192) associated with the German release of the Otto Preminger production of Walter Newman and Lewis Meltzer's 1955 film adaptation of Algren's novel, starring Frank Sinatra and Kim Novak.

[Los Angeles]: Columbia Pictures Corp, 1962. Seven 11 x 14 color studio lobby cards. A couple minor corner creases, one card has a very slight color register flaw in the upper margin, otherwise fine. A set of seven of the eight lobby cards issued to promote John Fante's adaptation to.....

[Np]: United Artists, 1976. Eight 8 x 10" color pictorial mini-lobby cards, with captions. Canadian distributor's stamp on a few versos, otherwise fine and unused. A complete set of the mini-lobby cards distributed to promote Altman's controversial 1976 send-up of Buffalo Bill, the myth of the West, and the entertainment.....

[Los Angeles]: United Artists, [1954]. 16 pp. Folio, (17 X 11 inches). Highly pictorial self-wrappers Heavily illustrated. Folded, with clean partial splits to spine, else very good. A pressbook for the US distribution of Eric Ambler's adaptation to the screen of H. E. Bates's 1947 novel. Directed by Robert Parrish.....

[Np]: International Film Properties N.V., 1977. Set of eight 8 x 10" color mini lobby cards. Fine, unused. Selected images in mini lobby card format from William Friedkin's masterful revisiting of the sourcework for LA SALAIRE DE LA PEUR (THE WAGES OF FEAR), starring Roy Scheider, Bruno Cremer, Amidou, et.....

[Burbank]: Warner Bros. 1966. Complete set of color pictorial lobby cards, 11 x 14". Some smudging at upper and lower margins of card #1 and a crease to lower right margin, scattered occasional pinholes and offsetting to versos, else very good. A complete set of the lobby cards issued to.....

[Italy]: Telefilm Canada / Film Auro, 1996. Large folio, 55 x 39" (140 x 99 cm). Pictorial 1p poster, printed on recto only. Folded, as issued, otherwise near fine. A visually striking one panel poster for the 1996 Italian first release of David Cronenberg's award-winning (and controversial) film adaptation of.....

[Np]: Allied Artists Pictures, 1970. Vintage one sheet color poster (27 x 41"). Folded as issued, with minute breaks at center folds, else very good. The style 'B' one sheet for Terry Southern, Dennis McGuire and director Alan Avakian's collaborative 1970 film adaptation of John Barth's novel, starring Stacy Keach.....

[Np]: Columbia Pictures, [1962]. Original 11x14 two color lobby title-card. Quebec censor's stamp in upper right corner of image, otherwise fine. Yet another iconic design by Bass for Otto Preminger, in this case for the film adaptation of Drury's political thriller.

[Culver City]: Columbia Pictures Corp. [1954]. 7,[1]pp. Small folio (41 x 30cm). Heavily illustrated. Horizontal fold, otherwise about fine. A studio pressbook for this western, the story and screenplay attributed to "John T. Williams." In fact, the actual screenwriter was Bernard Gordon (1918-2007), and Williams a front. Gordon was subpoenaed.....

[Sydney]: Columbia Pictures, [ca. 1966]. Large folio (40 x 26 3/4"; 102 x 68cm). Original multi-color lithograph. Folded, as issued, otherwise about fine and unused. A brilliantly colored original lithographed one sheet poster issued to promote the Australian release of Richler's 1965 adaptation of Braine's novel, directed by Ted Kotcheff.....