Great site I found on Vintage Movie Posters. About 5,000 movie posters mainly from the 1940s and 1950s. The Library's movie posters also paper the walls of the newly refurbished Paramount Theatre in Brooklyn.

One of my favorite movies, Breakfast at Tiffany's, poster was sold for almost $5,000! I want to buy it from whoever purchased the movie poster from Filmposters.com.

Welcome to this sampling of our more than 5000 movie posters, mostly from the 1940's and 1950's. This represents the best 100 movies in our collection, according to the Halliwell's Film Guide. They lured us into the darkened haven of the local "Bijou," where we sat mesmerized at the wonders flickering on the Big Screen. Movie Posters Collection Death of a Salesman, Shane, I'm All Right Jack, Gigi, Stranger on a Train, Rashomon, and All About Eve.

Here is another movie poster I just found from Streetcar named Desire I could not find anymore good ones...they all look the same. I need more posters to look at in my room. This poster is in my hallway.

Here is one of my favorite movies / plays. Anyone else have any tennesse williams posters?

Interesting site exploring how george eastman is connected with the movie industry and film. Talks about how he helped develop the movie industry. Movie History If anyone else has some good movie sites, expically historical, let me know!

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