Josephine and Men gambling Printed in England by Lonsdale

Printed in England by Lonsdale & Bartholomew

The reverse of the poster has an even older printing of a striking blonde who we cannot identify portrayed and only saved due to the paper being re-used due to wartime paper shortage

Robin is pictured here robbing the rich to give to the poor in the Sherwood Forest tradition

Made 4 years after The Bridge and followed by The Longest Day

The film was directed by Joseph L Mankiewicz and was one of the earliest films to deal realistically with the "race" issue

Josephine and Men gambling Printed in England by LonsdaleThis 1955 British film poster is produced by the Boulting Brothers from an original story by Nigel Balchin. Glynis Johns is beautifully painted as Josephine with Jack Buchanan as Uncle Charles and Peter Finch as David Hewer. Printed by Stafford & Co. of Netherfield, Nottingham and London this film poster has travelled and features the Quebec film poster stamp as seen.