Planet of the Apes biplane Mike Francis must take the

Mike Francis must take the credit for the artwork which is delightful and captures the mood

Folded condition with deep colours with a pinhole in each corner and a 1/2 inch closed tear in the top left white border repaired to the reverse by us with conservation tape

The poster was printed in England by D

Caesar gains the power of speech in this the fourth film

The Chantrell artwork features his trademark day-glo colouring designed to catch the eye

Planet of the Apes biplane Mike Francis must take theScripted by Michael Wilson and Rod Serling from the novel "La Planete des Singes" by Pierre Boulle. Make up Artist John Chambers received an honourary Oscar for the skills pioneered here with the extraordinary ape creations. Costumes were designed by Morton Haack. The origin of the Species is explored brilliantly. This film is a masterpiece and the British quad film poster is a fitting tribute. This cinema poster is of historic interest as it has on