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Movie Poster Description 1 Sheet or One-Sheet Until the 1980's movie posters and other associated advertising materials were printed in very limited quantities. Filmmakers offered different sizes depending on the needs of the studio or theatres. American theatres actually rented them from the studios. These promotional materials were not meant to be saved. Most forms arrived at the theatre from the studio supplier folded. Considered a disposable form of advertising, after their initial use they were supposed to be returned to the studio or destroyed. The most common and "most collectible" type of American movie poster. Nearly all one sheets printed before 1985 measure a full 27"x41". Most recent one sheets are approximately 27"x40" and always in a vertical format. Up until the early 1980's, most (not all) were issued folded with one vertical and three horizontal creases. Some posters were issued tri-folded, and are still used in theaters today. The standard U.S. poster is now always issued rolled. Size: Typically
27" x 41" in size before 1985; 27" x 40" in size after 1985
Original 1 Sheets released before the film comes out. Some of the Advance posters have completely different artwork than the poster accompanying the final release version. Original 1 Sheet that has printing on both the front and the back of the poster (printing on back side is a mirror image of printing on the front side).
Are re-creations of an original movie poster. Reproductions are usually lower in price and are brand new and in excellent condition. Please note: 1 Sheet reproduction posters are generally 27" x 40" in size but these measurements are not always precise. The exact width of a reproduction poster ranges from 25.75" to 27", and the exact height varies from 36" to 40". If you are planning on framing a reproduction poster, please check the exact poster measurements first.
These are special "3-D" original posters. They are normally 27" x 40" in size and have a hard plastic cover. When you view the posters from different angles, you see 2 completely different images in the poster.
Original posters. If a film is re-released, you will often find different artwork and posters for each release date. Examples of re-released films are "Gone with the Wind" and "Star Wars".
Original posters printed to promote the VHS or DVD release of a movie. Often the artwork on a video poster differs from the 1 Sheet artwork produced for the theatrical release. A poster made in the U.S. for international use. Often featuring different artwork. Sometimes the artwork/photos are more risque' and sometimes they feature an alternate title. Usually lacks a RATING (G, PG, or R) because foreign countries do not use the U.S. movie ratings system.
Studios often issued many different styles of one sheets for the same movie. They still do. To differentiate them they were often marked as "Style A" or "Style B" etc.
Extremely rare when compared to an one sheet. A vertical format American movie poster measuring 40"x 60" printed on a heavy card stock material. Most 40"x60" posters feature the same artwork as the one sheet and were issued rolled. They are primarily offered for major motion pictures only and are displayed both inside and outside of the theatres. A 40 x 60 poster display would cost the theatre up to 20 times as much as an one sheet to rent. Only a few hundred of these are printed, and it is only printed once. Unlike the one sheet which are printed in quantities of 10,000 and up. The NSS number is normally found on the side of the poster, as opposed to the lower bottom as is the case with the one-sheets. These posters are very difficult to find in Near Mint condition because the card stock can crease easily.
Half-Sheet Size: 28" x 22" Insert Size: 14" x 36" Lobby Card Size: 11" x 14"
(standard), 8" x 10" (mini), 14" x 17" (jumbo)
Window Card Size: 14" x 22"
(standard), 10" x 18" (mini), 22" x 28" (jumbo)
Type: Limited-edition lithographs, created in the same method as the original classic posters. Superb artworks of brilliant color, rich texture, subtle nuance, and crisp, clear lines on these posters. Still Photos Size: 8" x 10" Size: 11" x 14",
or 11" x 17" (exact size is always stated in the product description) Size:
approximately 27" x 40" (if the poster size differs significantly, it will be
stated so in the item description) Type: Reproductions, printed on canvas. Canvas Poster Prints Type: Reproductions, printed on canvas. Trailer Trailers are 35mm movie previews, typically 2 to 3 minutes in length, depicting scenes of coming attractions. Press Book Press books were first used in the 1910s, and are still widely used today. They are part of the press kit, and contain information a studio chooses to release about a particular film. These are original items. |







