Would appreciate recommendations on where to sell vintage movie posters from the fifties and early

[Floyd R. Turbo]

sixties. From what I can determine a few are somewhat valuable including A Touch Of Evil and Rear Window. They are all original 1 Sheets and were used in theater marquee displays. According to the information I can find online they are “fine” or “very fine” quality. I’ve contacted a few dealers and collectors but none have responded so far.

Any guidance is sincerely appreciated.

[Cracklin Charlie]

1. My husband buys some movie posters.

I will ask him if he has any need right now.

It will be this evening before I will be able to ask. He is at a job site. I can’t call him there.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

3. Thanks!

[Cracklin Charlie]

7. Sorry, Floyd.

Hubs says he had several movie posters right now. He is more in the market for 3-D items.

Good luck!

[Floyd R. Turbo]

8. NP!

[multigraincracker]

2. I'd google Movie memorability auctions.

Contact one of those, might have several every year. Email pictures and details of conditions.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

4. Thanks!

[Backseat Driver]

9. I've seen some movie posters being auctioned

through web auctions on Everything But the House

[Vinca]

5. Did you check any of them in the ebay solds? I saw a 1954 Rear Window poster that went

for almost $4,000! Drop some numbers on the people you're contacting and see if that perks up the interest.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

6. Thanks Vinca. A couple have now gotten back to me. They both said I would have to ship my

collection to them for evaluation.

[bucolic_frolic]

10. Contact a regional Sotheby's office

and then a large city auction house, such as Freeman's in Philadelphia. You will know where it's headed fast.