Dr. No. United Artists, 1962. Window card (22 x 14”) printe...

Dr. No. United Artists, 1962. Window card (22 x 14”) printed by Benton Card Co. (Benson, N.C.) for the first film adaptation of a James Bond novel, starring Sean Connery in his first of five app

Goldfinger/Dr. No Combo United Artists, 1966. Window Card 14 X 22. James Bond. Starring Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, Ursula Andress, Gert Fröbe, Joseph Wiseman, Shirley Eaton, Harold Sakata, Jack

You Only Live Twice -United Artists, 1967. Very Fine. Window Card 14 X 22 Frank McCarthy and Robert McGinnis Artwork. James Bond. Starring Sean Connery, Akiko Wakabayashi, Mie Hama, Tetsuro Tamba, Don

THUNDERBALL, 1965, artwork by Robert McGinnis and Frank McCarthy, window card, 22 x 14”, starring Sean Connery, directed by Terence Young, United Artists, numbered 65/372. YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE, 1

THE MISFITS (United Artists - 1961) "It Shouts And Sings With Life - Explodes With Love!" Original 1961 vintage Window Card (14" x 22")for John Huston's modern Cowboy tale written by Arthur Miller and

James Bond Goldfinger / Dr. No (R-1966) US Window card, featuring Sean Connery, folded, 14 x 22 inches. .

Two pieces. 1) 1962 the Miracle Worker movie by United artist. (3) reel to reel in two canister. 2) Black and white movie window poster insert. 14 inches x 36 inches. Fold marks.

007 LUCIENZA DE UCCIDERE, 1981 reissue, Italian 2 foglio with folds as issued, 55 x 39 ¼”, starring Sean Connery, Ursula Andress, United Artists, UA201 4.

[RODEO]. Four rodeo window card posters. Ft. Smith, AR: Argus Ptg., ca. 1950s. Window cards (22 x 14”) printed on cardstock and advertising rodeos and “stampedes” in Pecos, Tex.; Lak

Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford). Cardini / A Deft Manipulator. [Kenton: The Scioto Sign Co.,], (1928). Window card (22 x 14”) bearing a halftone portrait of the Suave Deceiver, advertising his

Carter, Charles. Carter the Great. World's Weird Wonderful Wizard. Cleveland: Otis Litho., ca. 1930. Color lithograph window card. 22 x 14". Pale soiling to left margin; small piece torn to bottom mar

Two-color window card (22 x 14") advertising a performance at the Gadsden Theatre Light age-related wear including corner creases and minor scuffs

[Pinocchio.] Walt Disney, 1940. Window card (22 x 14”). The Disney feature is advertised alongside other films at the Lyric Theatre in Minersville, Pennsylvania (June 1940), just months after its in

Disney on Parade. USA, 1970s. Window card (22 x 14”). On cardstock as issued. A-.

BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS, 1982-1983, Music Center Ahmanson Theatre, artwork by Greg Spalenka, window card, 22 x 14”, starring Matthew Broderick, written by Neil Simon; Lerner & Lowe’s CAMELOT, P

Basin Street Revue Window Card. 1956. Measures 22 x 14," good condition, crease in middle and hole on middle left. Starring Nat King Cole and depicting photo portraits of the stars. A Cinema Apart, or

Strider Broadway window card. Measures 22 inches x 14 inches. Excellent condition. Unframed, loose and not glued or mounted. Provenance: Amity Art Foundation, Inc. collection. If lot is absent of a co

[BEATLES] Help! United Artists, 1965. Lobby card (11 x 14”). All four band members captured in this lobby card with a scene from the group’s second film. Light edgewear.

Kirkham, Kirk. Pair of Kirk Kirkham Window Cards, One Signed. Circa 1960s. A standard window card on pink stock (22 x 14”) inscribed and signed to Vince (Carmen) by Kirkham in the margin; and a jumb

POPEYE THE SAILOR MEETS ALI BABA'S FORTY THIEVES Window Card (14" X 22") Very Good Paramount, 1937 This window card has been professionally restored with the upper and

Byrd, David. Godspell. 1971. Window card (14 x 22”) for the Off Broadway rock opera. No credits imprinted on the card. A.

A Chorus Line. 1975. Original window card (14 x 22”) for the Broadway musical winner of the New York Drama Critics Circle Award for Best Musical in 1975. Shubert Theatre, New York. A.

Lionel Hampton. Circa 1970. Window card (14 x 22”) for “The Exciting Lionel Hampton and his Orchestra.” A.

799. Demolition Derby! 1960s. Window card (14 x 22”) for “World’s Largest Demolition Derby,” held at the Hillsdale County Fair, Michigan. A.