For older posters, there may also be minor bleed-thru of a stamp, mark or writing applied to the back of the poster. GOOD: A poster that is heavily used, which can have significant tears/paper loss, an excessive number of pin/staple holes, significant fold separation and tears, tape or tape marks to the front and repair tape to the rear. There may also be staining/soiling, discolouration or light fading.įAIR – POOR: A poster with very significant use/damage, which would require extensive restoration to achieve a presentable appearance, or even a possible candidate for cannibalization to repair an identical poster of a higher grade. Prior to the early 1990’s the vast majority of posters were distributed to theatres folded. A small minority were shipped rolled, usually US ‘Studio Style’ examples and it is these that are most desired by collectors who are seeking a poster for display.
Studio versions were printed during a films initial release directly by the film studios themselves. These were destined for promotionalpurposes or gifted to cast/crew and are usually identical to NSS examples.
They are nearly always found rolled, and for this reason they are considered highly desirable. NSS versions can be found from just prior to WW2 up until the mid 80’s.
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