A Time to Love and a Time to Die Paul Douglas Multiple pinholes in the corners

Multiple pinholes in the corners and borders this one has been well displayed and has fold wear as seen with separations at the cross folds

The secret here for all to see is that there is no way the lady photographed is anywhere near 'sweet sixteen'

Stark rolled double-sided UK quad with velcro tabs on reverse courtesy of Mac cinema - There is alot of white here which matches Michael Caine's hair in his unusual role as an old pot-smoking cartoonist

The original British quad film poster from 1993 for the film based on William Shakespeare's play "Much Ado About Nothing"

Richard Harris pictured unmistakably here as the English Lord writing the wrongs done to his adopted Sioux Tribe

A Time to Love and a Time to Die Paul Douglas Multiple pinholes in the cornersPrinters Charles & Read Ltd. London and Harlow began printing film posters around 1954 working largely with Rank and Universal. This is an early CinemaScope poster from the pen of the man who wrote "All Quiet on the Western Front" Erich Maria Remarque and his book cover is pictured at the bottom right. This Cinema poster features an advertisement for the Arrow Books novel for three shillings and six pence and sports an interesting tagline: "The