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A Boy named Charlie Brown police bike John Carpenter co-wrote this great

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John Carpenter co-wrote this great movie

Explosive World War II artwork from the British artist Brian Bysouth and featuring his printed signature by the bridge at the foot of the artwork for "Force 10 from Navarone"

Michael Corleone struggles to renounce crime on this double-sided original British Quad poster with fold wear as seen

The film featured music by the BeeGees with a great adolescent school-time composition of interest including the yo-yo

Birmingham on 3rd November 1979 and these were the last two films to be shown when sadly the cinema closed

A Boy named Charlie Brown police bike John Carpenter co-wrote this greatThis is an amazing rolled condition British quad original first release film poster with perfect whites and in immaculate condition having survived since 1969 complete with "See the Peanuts strip cartoon in the Daily Mail every day!" proclaimed by Snoopy the dog in a speech bubble often missing. Peanuts comic strip becomes poster art in this difficult to find example of Americas favourite cartoon characters in their very first full length cartoon.

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