Movie Posters are graded for condition as follows

Movie Posters are graded for condition as follows:

"A" = near mint

"B" = fine

"C" = good

"D" = fair condition.

Variations in these grades are indicated by a plus or minus. Most of our material is grade "B' or better. If condition is less than this, it will be indicated. Posters are listed alphabetically by title, followed by the release date. Where "R" appears after the date, it indicates a secondary release.

MOST COMMON POSTER TYPES:

Italian 2-Sheet [55x79]
Bus Stop Poster [48x70]
French Affiche [47x63]
3-Sheet [41x81]
2-Sheet Card Stock [40x60]
British Quad Poster [30x40]
1-Sheet/OS [27x41-most common size theater display poster]
Display Sheet [22x28-card stock]
Insert [14x36 card stock]
Lobby Card [11x14-title, portrait or scene card]
Lobby Card [08x10 still size]

Most movie 1-sheets prior 1979 are in folded condition, because they were sent to the theaters in this manner. Some posters have been professionally mounted on linen and had some restoration. This procedure tends to preserve the poster and can remove the appearance of minor defects such as folds. It also tends to enhance the value of the poster.