You Never Know Women. Paramount, 1926. Window card (22 x 14...

Carter, Charles. Carter Beats the Devil. Cleveland: Otis, ca. 1926. Lithographed window card (14 x 22”) printed in colors, in which smiling Carter holds the winning hand. Minimal wear at corners, ve

Fun in Acapulco Paramount, 1963 Window Card 14 X 22 Elvis Presley Starring Elvis Presley, Ursula Andress, Elsa Cárdenas, Paul Lukas, Larry Domasin, Alejandro Rey, Robert Carricart, Teri Hope, and T

Tarzan and the Jungle Boy Paramount, 1968- Window Card 14 X 22 Adventure Starring Mike Henry, Rafer Johnson, Alizia Gur, Steve Bond, Edward Johnson, and Ronald Gans. Directed by Robert Gordon. An unre

Carter, Charles. Carter The Great. Worlds Weird Wonderful Wizard. Cleveland: Otis Litho, ca. 1926. Color lithograph window card (14 x 22) showing a turban-clad Carter in profile, with bats and demons

Description: GOLDEN GLOVES 4O WINDOW CARD! ROMANCE IN THE BOXING RING! RARE! GOLDEN GLOVES (Paramount, 1940)Size: Original U.S. Window Card (14 x 22).Condition: Overall displays in Very Good Condition

UNDERWATER '55 NEVER FOLDED WC HOWARD HUGHES SEZ SCUBA WITH SEXY JANE RUSSELL! UNDERWATER! (RKO, 1955) Size: Original U.S. Window Card (14" x 22" Original Never Folded Window Card for the 1955 Howard

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

JANE EYRE (2Oth Century Fox, 1944) Size: Original 1944 vintage Window Card (14" x 22") Condition: Overall displays in Very Good to Fine Condition. This original Window Card for the adaptation of Charl

Rosemary's Baby, Paramount, 1968. One Sheet 27 X 41 and Window Card 14 X 22 Horror Starring Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, Ruth Gordon, Sidney Blackmer, Maurice Evans, Ralph Bellamy, Victoria Vetri, Pat

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

[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

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

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

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

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.