The Pure Hell of St. Trinian's vintage horror movie poster Spy films were a major

Spy films were a major draw through the 1960's but appealing mainly to men - this clever move by Rank cinemas was designed to appeal also to their partners

The rolled double-sided British quad film poster from 1998 complete with view of New York cityscape

Excellent folded condition painting Peter Finch as the dashing Scottish loyalist and with an early Peter O'Toole appearance

The Italian artist Renato Fratini uses vivid bright colours to attract the eye with very good detailed artwork of Marlon Brando and Sophia Loren

German rolled condition film poster for the film "Antz" starring Woody Allen

The Pure Hell of St. Trinian's vintage horror movie poster Spy films were a majorTerrific Ronald Searle artwork from the first release of the The Pure Hell of St. Trinian's film at British cinemas. Cinema managers often used to cut out images from the original Quad cinema posters to make displays inside the lobby to attract cinema goers. These were often used in areas of the cinema where there was not room for a full 40 x 30 inch image. In areas for example like the cinema restaurant. Here we have most of the original British Quad