534297 Lose gefunden, die zu Ihrer Suche passen. Abonnieren Sie die Preisdatenbank, um sofortigen Zugriff auf alle Dienstleistungen der Preisdatenbank zu haben.
Preisdatenbank abonnierenMackenzie (Thomas).- Ransome (Arthur) Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp in Rhyme, number 197 of 250 signed by illustrator, 12 tipped-in colour plates by Mackenzie, illustrations, captioned tissue-guards, scattered spotting, previous owner's ink inscription to front pastedown, original decorative buckram, light soiling, bumping to corners and extremities, 4to, 1920.
Botany.- Curtis (William) Flora Londinensis; or, plates and descriptions of such plants as grow wild in the environs of London, vol.1-5 (only, of 6) bound in 3, first edition, 360 hand-coloured engraved plates, title to vol.1 only, engraved author portrait mounted on front free endpaper of vol.1, 6pp. manuscript "alphabetical index to the first five (out of six) fasciculae of Curtis's Flora Londinensis" in vol.1, final text leaf supplied in manuscript, light browning, light scattered spotting affecting some plates, nineteenth-century green half morocco by Birdsall, spine with raised bands in seven compartments, slightly rubbed, t.e.g., others uncut, folio, printed for and sold by the author, 1777. *** William Curtis (1746-1799) set out to record all the wild plants growing within a 10-mile radius of London. Many of the substantial collection of hand-coloured plates show the details of the plant at each stage of its growth and development, rather than a snapshot at one particular stage.
Middle East.- Kinnear (John) Cairo, Petra, and Damascus, in 1839, first edition, small patch of offsetting to title, light scattered spotting, abrasion marks to pastedowns where labels removed, original blue cloth, rebacked preserving original backstrip, spine label worn, spine sunned, some surface wear to upper cover, John Murray, 1841 § Christmas Card inscribed to Randolph Churchill in Clementine Churchill's hand on behalf of Winston Churchill, "To Randolph with Love and Christmas wishes from Papa", featuring a colour print of Winston Churchill's "Still Life", later ink inscription to lower panel, blank inside panel cropped, upper corner slightly creased, a few faint spots, 135 x 165mm, [c.1963] § Blake (Quentin) "Swimmers", 4 hand-coloured prints, bookplate of renowned publisher and Booker Prize founder Tom Maschler; and 4 others, including a second edition Salmonia owned by Scottish physicist John Forbes, v.s. (7) *** Provenance of Churchill card: from the collection of Mrs Jessie King, a part-time secretary to Randolph Churchill at his home, Stour, in 1963.
Byroniana.- Spiritual Interview with Lord Byron (A). In which his Lordship gave his Opinion and Feelings about his New Monument...with Some Interesting Information about the Spirit World, first edition, soiling, mainly to title and verso of final f., very light spotting, uncut and partly unopened, Samuel Palmer and Sons, [c.1876], bound with Byron Memorial Loan Collection Catalogue, second edition, William Clowes and Sons, 1877, bound with Byron Painted by his Compeers, first edition, title with embossed library stamp and ink reference to foot to verso, [Wise II, p.105], Samuel Palmer, 1869, bound with another similar, together 4 works in 1 vol., bookplate of Nottingham Library "Presented by Mr. W.E. Doubleday", later blind-stamped library cloth, spine sunned, lightly rubbed; and 5 others Byron related, including Memoirs of the Life and Writings (1822), 8vo & 12mo (7)
Ashmole (Elias) The Institution, Laws & Ceremonies Of the most Noble Order of the Garter, first edition, second issue, initial imprimatur f., title in red and black, engraved portrait of Charles II and 37 engraved plates (includes 10 full-page of arms on 5 sheets), some by Wenceslaus Hollar, many double-page mounted on stubs, engraved illustrations, errata f. at end, ex-Westminster Public Library with bookplate and withdrawn stamp, the occasional small ink-stamp, including to title, blank upper margin of portrait and verso of plates (once or twice with show-through), 2 plates little chipped at fore-edge with very small loss, a few manuscript additions to catalogue of Knights in ink and pencil, one plate of arms with additional crest supplied in ink, slight cockling at head and foot, some light browning, light dust-soiling to upper margin, contemporary mottled calf, rebacked, blind-stamp to upper cover, corners worn, rubbed, [Wing A3983], folio, J. Macock, for Nathanael Brooke, 1672. *** With the fireworks plate at p.424. This copy the second issue with pp.717-719 reset and various mis-paginations corrected.
Beardsley (Aubrey).- Malory (Sir Thomas) [Le Morte Darthur] The Birth Life and Acts of King Arthur, third edition, one of 1600 copies, frontispiece, plates and illustrations by Beardsley, occasional light off-setting, bookplate of Merrill Rosenthal, original pictorial cloth, gilt, backstrip broken at lower joint and becoming detached at head, bumping to corners and extremities, 4to, 1927.
Gunpowder Plot.- A True and Perfect Relation of the whole proceedings against the late most barbarous Traitors, Garnet, a Jesuite, and his Confederats, first edition, variant with four-line imprint, lacking E4 & Ss4, title laid down and loosely inserted, with paper repair to margin slightly affecting text, some light finger-soiling marks, final sig. working loose, contemporary vellum, manuscript title on upper cover, a little rubbed and creased, [STC 11619a], 4to, Robert Barker, 1606.
Golf.- Everard (H.S.C.) A History of the Royal & Ancient Golf Club St. Andrews 1754-1900, first edition, numerous plates including 9 colour plates with tissue-guards, browning to endpapers, original pictorial cloth, slight sunning to spine spine ends and corners a little bumped, light rubbing to extremities, t.e.g., others uncut, 4to, 1907.*** The first written history of St. Andrews Gold Club.
British Musem.- General Contents of the British Museum (The): With Remarks. Serving as a Directory in Viewing that Noble Cabinet, second edition, half-title, light foxing, contemporary calf, very slight splitting to upper joint, rubbed, 8vo, R. and J. Dodsley, 1762. *** A scarce work, issued first in 1761, only two years after the Museum was first opened to the public. Dodsley draws attention to the appallingly cumbersome process of obtaining an admission ticket, which was to lead, by 1782, to a four-month delay in dealing with applications
Steam Engines.- Congreve (William) Short Account (A) of a Patent lately taken out by Sir William Congreve...for a New Principle of Steam Engine, first edition, 3 folding engraved plates, title soiled and with contemporary ink inscription to head mostly trimmed away, some light browning and offsetting to plates, some spotting and soiling, some faint marginal damp-staining, later paper wrappers, ink manuscript title to head of upper wrapper, rare, 8vo, J. Whiting, 1819.
Byron (George Gordon Noel, Lord) Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Third, first edition, second issue, 2pp. catalogue bound at start, half-title, first f. of catalogue with contemporary ink ownership inscription of W. Powell Jesus Coll. to head (slightly trimmed), library bookplate and ink reference to head of title verso, some light spotting and soiling, soiling little heavier to half-title, later half morocco, corners quite worn, joints and extremities rubbed, [Wise I, p.56], for John Murray, 1816 § [Hodgson (Francis)] Childe Harold's Monitor: or Lines Occasioned by the Last Canto of Childe Harold, first edition, half-title, for J. Porter, 1818, bound with 5 others 19th century, together 6 works in 1 vol., occasional spotting, later morocco-backed cloth, library blind-stamp to upper cover, spine foot little chipped, rubbed, 1802-19 § Illustrated Byron (The) With Upwards of Two Hundred Engravings..., frontispiece and pictorial title (reinforced at inner margin), illustrations, some browning, occasional damp-staining, original decorative morocco, richly gilt, rebacked, corners repaired, covers little rubbed but still bright, g.e., Henry Vizetelly, [c.1855], ex-library copies, all but the first with occasional ink-stamps, including to titles; and others Childe Harold, including an interleaved and annotated copy belonging to the artist George 'Frank' Miles (1860), v.s. (10)
James Bond Thunderball (1965), US 1 Sheet, 41.5 x 27 inches, 45 x 30.5 inches in frame, framed and glazed, backed, NSS number 65/372. Director Terence Young Stars Sean Connery, Claudine Auger Provenance: From the Estate of Tim Beddows, founder and former MD of Network Distributing. A film and TV poster collection amassed over 25 years. Condition Report: Ewbanks have not removed the poster from the frame at any time to check the reverse. Excellent condition, light fold lines visible, ready to hang
Eraserhead (1977), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, 43 x 34 inches in frame, framed and glazed, backed. Director David Lynch Stars John Nance, Charlotte Stewart Provenance: From the Estate of Tim Beddows, founder and former MD of Network Distributing. A film and TV poster collection amassed over 25 years. Condition Report: Ewbanks have not removed the poster from the frame at any time to check the reverse. Excellent condition, very light restoration, fold lines visible, ready to hang
The Proud Ones (1956), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded Director Robert D Webb Stars Robert Ryan, Virginia Mayo Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, minor creasing, tiny fold separation centre of image, tiny edge nick left hand fold, light extra fold lines
The Way To The Gold (1957), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Robert D Webb Stars Jeffery Hunter, Sheree North Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, very light creasing
Blue Jeans (AKA Blue Denim) (1959), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Philip Dunne Stars Carol Lynley Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing
Stopover Tokyo (1957), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Richard L Breen Stars Robert Wagner, Joan Collins Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, very light creasing, foxing to left hand edge, foxing to reverse
Compulsion (1959), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Richard Fleischer Stars Orson Welles, Dean Stockwell Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills , synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing
The Best of Everything (1959), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Jean Negulesco Stars Hope Lange, Stephen Boyd Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, very light creasing
Forty Guns (1957), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Samuel Fuller Stars Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing
Madness (1982) Youth CND poster, protesting against Cruise missiles, sold with 3 other anti-nuclear protest posters c1977-79, including 2 Scottish interest posters, all rolled various sizes (4) Condition Report: Madness CND very good condition, white folds, some creasing, tape repair to bottom centreScrap The Neutron Bomb very good condition, creasing, edge damage, thin paperShadow Over Britain very good condition, light scuffing to image, light crease across centreNuclear Bases Must Go very good condition, edge nicks and creasing
Ten One Sheet film posters, includes: Safe House Advance; 27 Dresses; In Bruges; Friends with Benefits; Taken 2 Advance; Thats My Boy; Whats Your Number; The Preachers Wife; 3 Paranormal Activity Teaser; Crazy in Alabama; rolled, 27 x 40 inches. (10) Condition Report: light rippling. Taken 2 tear to lower edge; Crazy in Alabama small tear to top and lower edges.
Naked Earth (1958), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Vincent Sherman Stars Richard Todd, Juliette Greco Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing, light foxing to edges
Ten British Quad film posters, includes: Passenger 57; Never Back Down; Resident Evil Retribution 3D; Speed Race; The Call; The Resident; San Andreas; Taxi; Jack Reacher Teaser; Jack and Jill; rolled, 30 x 40 inches. (10). Condition Report: some light rippling. Speed Race small tear to r.h. edge;
Seven Cities of Gold (1955), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Robert D. Webb Stars Richard Egan, Anthony Quinn Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills , synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing to folds and edges, minimal foxing to edges
Star Wars Return of The Jedi (Revenge of the Jedi) (1983), US 1 Sheet, linen backed, 41 x 27 inches, 42.5 x 29 inches on backing, advance teaser Director Richard Marquand Stars Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford Condition Report: Excellent condition, old edge wear visible bottom left, light streaking from backing
Yangtse Incident (AKA Battle Hell) (1957), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded Director Michael Anderson Stars Richard Todd, William Hartnell Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing
April Love (1957), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded Director Henry Levin Stars Pat Boone, Shirley Jones Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills , synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Very good condition, foxing to centre fold and edges, light creasing, foxing to reverse
His Other Woman (AKA Desk Set) (1957), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Walter Lang Stars Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, tiny fold separation centre of image, small fold tear left hand edge, minor creasing, very minor edge nicks, light foxing and tiny stain to reverse
For Petes Sake (1974), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, folded, printed by W.E. BerryDirector Peter YatesStars Barbra Streisand, Michael SarrazinCondition Report: Very good condition, light foxing above credits lower left hand side, creasing to bottom edge, light foxing front and reverse, text in pencil on reverse
Fifteen British Quad film posters, includes: Sin City; Somersby; The One; Driven; Whats Your Number; Parenthood; Katy Perry Part of Me Advance; I Love You Phillip Morris; Intimate Relations; Before and After; The Field; Dead Man Walking; Grace of Monaco; True Grit (2010); The Insider; rolled, 30 x 40 inches. (15) Condition Report: light rippling - overall good conditions. The One tears to left and right edges; Parenthood tear (with loss) top right; Dead Man Walking small tear to l.h. edge;
Two Way Stretch (1960), British One Sheet, 40 x 27 inches, framed and glazed, printed by Stafford and Co, backed. Director Robert Day Stars Peter Sellers, Maurice Denham Provenance: From the Estate of Tim Beddows, founder and former MD of Network Distributing. A film and TV poster collection amassed over 25 years. Condition Report: Ewbanks have not removed the poster from the frame at any time to check the reverse. Excellent condition, some light restoration visible, fold creases repaired, ready to hang
Madame (1961), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Christian-Jaque Stars Sophia Loren, Robert Hossein Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, very light creasing, text in pencil on reverse
Ford Zodiac (1959) British Promo Poster, this being a merchandising tie-in with Vogue magazine, the poster promoting both the car and Vogues colour of the year Nasturtium, folded, 30 x 40 inches Condition Report: Very good condition, fold creasing, very light colour smudging, small tape repairs and light stain to reverse
ABBA (1978), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, was folded now rolled, printed by Lonsdale and Bartholomew Director Lasse Hallstrom Stars Benny Andersson, Agnetha Faltskog Condition Report: Very good condition, tiny edge tears left hand side centre, light foxing on white title, light foxing and 2 brown stickers to reverse
The Rains of Ranchipur (1955), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Jean Negulesco Stars Lana Turner, Richard Burton Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, very minor creasing to lower left hand corner and very light crease to bottom right hand corner
Deliverance (1972), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, was folded now rolled, printed by W.E. Berry Director John Boorman Stars Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight Plus UK Campaign brochure, 6 sides and 1 loose page, folded (2 items) Condition Report: British Quad Excellent condition, small edge tear left hand side centre, very light staining to left hand edge, foxing spots to lower edge, very light foxing and text in pencil to reverseCampaign brochure Excellent condition
April Love (1957), British Crown, 30 x 20 inches, bi-folded, printed by Stafford and Co Director Henry Levin Stars Pat Boone, Shirley Jones Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, light creasing, foxing to edges
Three Fables Of Love (1962), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded Director Alessandro Blasetti, Herve Bromberger, Rene Clair Stars Leslie Caron, Charles Aznavour Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills , synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, minor creasing, very light foxing to folds
The Head (1959) / Playgirls and the Vampire (1960), British Quad, 40 x 30 inches, bi-folded Director Victor Trivas, Piero Regnoli Stars Horst Frank, Karin Kernke Provenance The Jack Hubbard artwork poster Archive. Jack Hubbard (1913 1985) was a British poster artist who worked from the 1950s to the 1980s producing artwork for 20th Century Fox, Gala, Eros, Mondial, New Realm, British Lion and Embassy. He started his career as a cartographer in the Royal Artillery, and was stationed in India where he achieved the rank of Conductor, a position held by a very small handful of selected Warrant Officers Class 1. After the war, he began painting for the British Studios, predominantly 20th Century Fox, but was not allowed to sign his work as he was freelance. He worked on almost every major Fox release for over 25 years. Jack would journey into Londons Soho Square on a Monday to pick up the film work folder which had stills, synopsis or a story description and other information about the film, and he had to return to the Fox offices on Thursday with usually 3 versions of a poster. Changes to the poster would be made during a meeting to be green lit by the studios publicity manager. Jack came up with the CinemaScope logo which became a registered trademark for Fox. This poster was part of his personal collection of printed works which he worked on. They all came to him direct from the printers and the quads and double crowns were all bi-folded. Condition Report: Excellent condition, edge fold creasing, light creasing, light foxing to reverse
Two British Quad film posters, includes: The Man Who Would Be King (1975) starring Sean Connery & Michael Caine, artwork by Tom Jung, Columbia; Annie (1982) starring Aileen Quinn and Albert Finney, both films directed by John Huston, rolled, 30 x 40 inches. (2) . Condition Report: both originally folded, with some rubbing to folds.. The Man Who Would be King light rippling, marginal tears to lower edge; Annie tears to l.h.edge, some small loss to corners
Loading...
![Beardsley (Aubrey).- Malory (Sir Thomas) [Le Morte Darthur] The Birth Life and Acts of King Arthur, third edition, one of 160](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/e418d0d3-aaa9-49f0-998d-b19b0109db6e/c1251568-9917-4abb-9c80-b19b010e4278/468x382.jpg)
