So I finally had a few of my lobby cards graded 0

[Larryw7]

53 minutes ago, Ameri said:

Realart loved those skulls

That Dracula/Van Helsing was the first lobby card I ever had. 20.00 at the 1980 Philly Creation show.

 

[telerites]

Here is a fun Batman pressbook (re-release of the serial).  Bigger than most books and unfortunately folded.

[telerites]

And keeping with the Bela theme

[telerites]

[telerites]

I have a few Command Cody posters and several lobby cards.  Always one of my favorites.  The original Rocketeer.

 

[Ameri]

[aardvark88]

ERB also used the bottom lobby card image on a Dell Tarzan circa 1946 cover:

[aardvark88]

For some reason Tarzan and son visit the Empire State Building in the 'jungle' of NYC:

[aardvark88]

Nice background graphics on Tarzan and the Sirens of the Sea lobby cards:

[aardvark88]

More ERB monkey love in the 'New Adventures of Tarzan' circa 1945:

[vheflin]

I used to have posters, my best was this lobby card

[Cat-Man_America]

[Larryw7]

3 hours ago, aardvark88 said:

For some reason Tarzan and son visit the Empire State Building in the 'jungle' of NYC:

From the last MGM Tarzan movie, "Tarzan's New York Adventure". The series moved to RKO after this one.

[Ameri]

On 9/11/2020 at 2:37 AM, Cat-Man_America said:

Alas, I don't think CGC verifies signatures... 

One of the all time best Republic action serials.    The title card when first acquired, before framing...

Barnaby from March of the Wooden Soldiers was Henry Brandon too. Pretty amazing transformation.

[Ameri]

On 9/12/2020 at 5:36 AM, Larryw7 said:

Great early horror film from 1931. Amazing that it never had a legitimate home video release. Might have fallen into public domain?  

[Larryw7]

21 hours ago, Ameri said:

Great early horror film from 1931. Amazing that it never had a legitimate home video release. Might have fallen into public domain?  

I don't know if it's in the public domain; I think Universal has the rights to the Paramount library. But I do have a pretty nice DVD copy that a film collector friend made for me. Lilyan Tasman gives a delicious femme fatale performance.

[Cat-Man_America]

 

[FoggyNelson]

I never really noticed lobby cards before but they are cool👍👍😷

[telerites]

3 hours ago, Cat-Man_America said:

 

That's awesome.

[Ameri]

cool card! From Wikipedia:

"Boyd adopted the name William "Stage" Boyd to emphasize his experience on the legitimate stage. Such experience was considered an advantage to an actor after the introduction of talking pictures."