Publicity Collection (page 2)

The witches one sheet artwork for Macbeth (2015)
Poster artwork to promote the UK release of Justin Kurzels Macbeth (2015)

Hispano-Suiza Car 1932
Superb modern art publicity for this renowned marque which more than any other symbolised the great age of motoring

Holiday Haunts guide book, 1947
A 1947 edition of the popular Holiday Haunts guide books published by the GWR. A glamorous blonde poses in a white two-part swimming costume in front of a lively beach scene

UK one sheet for the release of That ll Be The Day in 1973

The Rebel (1961)
Cover for the pressbook for the original theatrical release in the United Kingdom for The Rebel with Tony Hancock

Scott of the Antarctic (1948)
John Mills as Captain Scott in the original poster artwork for the UK release of Charles Frends epic film

Publicity still for the Hollywood film Some Like It Hot (1959): Director and Producer, Billy Wilder. Marily Monroe with her co-stars Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon in drag

The Lavender Hill Mob
UK Quad

Scars Of Dracula UK one sheet
designed by Mike Vaughan for the Hammer release in 1970

UK one sheet poster for The Servant (1963)
Poster artwork for Joseph Loseys The Servant (1963) featuring Dirk Bogarde, Sarah Miles, James Fox and Wendy Craig

A dramatic image from Don t Look Now used in a lobby card
A front of the house image used for the promotion of the UK release of Don t Look Now (1973)

Colour lobby card for Brighton Rock (1947)
Hermione Baddeley and George Carney in a front of the house image for the UK release of John Boultings Brighton Rock in 1947

A colour front of the house image from Billy Liar (1963)
Helen Fraser as Barbara and Tom Courtenay as Billy Fisher in John Schlesingers Billy Liar based on Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall novel and play

Daisy Bell by Harry Dacre
Promotional music sheet for Daisy Bell music hall song of 1892 by Harry Dacre and sung by Katie Lawrence shown here in typical cycling costume

The Maggie UK quad poster
for the release of Alexander MacKendricks comedy

Carry on Teacher (1959)
the cover of the Exhibitors campaign book for the UK release of the Peter Rogers production

Passport to Pimlico (1949)
Original quad poster for the UK theatrical release of Passport to Pimlico (1949)

Far From The Madding Crowd
Alan Bates in Far From The Madding Crowd

The Daleks spaceship model
rom the filming of Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD

A portrait of Jenny Agutter from The Railway Children (1970)
The profile of Jenny Agutter as Bobbie Waterbury in Lionel Jeffries The Railway Children adapted from E. Nesbits novel

UK quad poster artwork for the 1999 release of The Third Man (1949)
The artwork was created for the theatrical re-release of Carol Reeds The Third Man in the UK in 1999

Donald Sutherland and Julie Christie in a lobby card for Don t Look Now (1973)
Front of the house still image produced for the theatrical promotion in the UK of Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973)

Colour lobby card for Brighton Rock (1947)
Alan Wheatley, William Hartnell and Richard Attenborough in a front of the house image for the release of Brighton Rock

UK one sheet poster for The Go-Between (1971)
Original poster artwork for Joseph Loseys The Go-Between (1971) featuring Julie Christie and Alan Bates

UK quad poster artwork for The Go-Between (1971)
Original poster artwork for the UK theatrical release of Joseph Loseys The Go-Between with Julie Christie and Alan Bates and based on LP Hartleys novel

Looking after the Lancasters
during the filming of The Dam Busters in the Summer of 1954

A Southern Railway poster advertising Ramsgate, 1939 (colour lithograph)
1769905 A Southern Railway poster advertising Ramsgate, 1939 (colour lithograph) by Kenneth Shoesmith (1890-1939) & Verney L

The Weald of Kent, a Southern Railway advertising poster, c
1769903 The Weald of Kent, a Southern Railway advertising poster, c.1925 (colour lithograph) by Maxwell, Donald (1877-1936); 102x127 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Weald of Kent)

Windsor, August 1928
A GWR Publicity view of Windsor and the River Thames in Berkshire, August 1928. A boat of holidaymakers and people on day trips are travelling along the river

Dunkirk (1958) UK Quad Poster

Scott of the Antarctic (1948)
John Mills in a lobby card for the UK release of Charles Frends epic film

Carol (2015)
UK poster artwork for drama with Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara

Carol (2015)
Poster artwork for the UK release

UK One sheet poster for Macbeth (2015)
White version one sheet poster artwork for the release of Macbeth (2015)

Far From The Madding Crowd
A publicity portrait of Julie Christie for Far From The Madding Crowd

A portrait of Peter Cushing as Dr Who
taken to promote Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD

A portrait of Peter Cushing as Dr Who
taken to promote Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD

UK One Sheet poster for Daleks Invasion Earth 2150 AD (1966)
Black and white variant of UK artwork for the release of Gordon Flemyngs sci-fi film

Carry On Cleo
Alternative poster artwork for the release of Peter Rogers production

UK quad poster for Carry On Cleo (1965)
This poster was designed by Ray Youngs to replace an earlier version that incurred the wrath of 20th Century Fox

Buffet Car No 9631, c1934
GWR Publicity photograph Built 1934 to diagram H41. Currently on display at STEAM Museum of the GWR, Swindon

Swindon Station, 1930
Two GWR publicity omnibuses sit outside Swindon Junction station in 1930, promoting the companys tourist route

Publicity Still Of Annie Oakley
Publicity still of American sharpshooter Annie Oakley (1860 - 1926) as she loads a shotgun near a table display of adorned with various marksmanship medals, late 1800s

The Fishguard Bay Hotel, Goodwick, c1930s
This impressive hotel was owned by the Great Western Railway. At its height in the 1930s it offered 40 rooms for guests. The hotel also provided golf, tennis, boating and billiards

St Ives Station, Porthminster Beach and Pitch & Putt, c. 1950s
A view of St Ives Station, Porthminster Beach and the Pitch & Putt at St Ives, Cornwall, c.1950s. The station opened in 1877

Soviet cholera vaccination poster, 1967
Soviet cholera vaccination poster. Poster which appeared in the USSR in 1967, urging citizens to get themselves vaccinated against cholera

1888 Matchgirl Strike
Some of the 1400 strikers at the Bryant & May match factory, the first strike by unorganised workers to gain national publicity

Wymans Bookstall at Paddington Station, 1913
This bookstall is cramed full of books, leaflets and posters. GWR publicity can clearly been seen in this image

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"From iconic classics to hidden gems, these vintage publicity posters capture the essence of cinema history. The Dam Busters One Sheet Poster takes us back to a time of heroic tales and breathtaking adventures. Meanwhile, the UK quad poster for The Ladykillers (1955) showcases the wit and charm of this timeless comedy. Step into a world of mystery and intrigue with The Wicker Man (1973) UK One Sheet poster, its haunting imagery leaving an indelible mark on our minds. Carry On Screaming (1966) brings laughter and hilarity with its cheeky humor that never fails to entertain. The Railway Children original UK one-sheet poster transports us to a heartwarming journey filled with innocence and nostalgia. Billy Liar captures the dreams and aspirations of youth in a captivating display of artistic brilliance. The Dam Busters 2018 re-release quad artwork reignites our fascination for wartime heroism, reminding us of the power of courage against all odds. Mulholland Drive takes us on a mind-bending trip through David Lynch's enigmatic masterpiece, leaving us questioning reality itself. Rediscover the magic as The LadyKillers re-issue poster invites you to relive the comedic genius that has stood the test of time. Immerse yourself in adventure with The Titfield Thunderbolt pressbook, celebrating British ingenuity at its finest. Experience gripping suspense in Ice Cold In Alex (1958), as depicted by its original UK quad artwork that leaves you on edge until the very end. Kind Hearts And Coronets captivates audiences with its dark humor and unforgettable performances that have become legendary. " These publicity posters are more than just promotional materials; they are windows into cinematic worlds that continue to inspire generations after generations.