An Original Vintage Theater-Used Folded Turkish Movie Poster (measures approximately 27" x 39")
Note: Scroll down for the condition, description, and item defects.
Film Description Shaft, the classic 1971 Gordon Parks blaxploitation detective crime thriller ("The mob wanted Harlem back. They got Shaft... up to here."; "Shaft's his name. Shaft's his game."; "Hotter than Bond, Cooler than Bullitt"; written by Ernest Tidyman, with the theme song by Isaac Hayes) starring Richard Roundtree (as John Shaft), Moses Gunn, Charles Cioffi, Christopher St. John, Drew Bundini Brown, Lawrence Pressman, and Gwenn MitchellMore About This Item This Turkish poster measures approximately 27" x 39" and was folded at one time but has been laying flat for a long time and will be sent rolled in a tube.Overall Condition: very good to fine Notable Defects: a few minor creases and smudges throughout the image
Explanation Of What This Condition Grade Means: Note that next to the lot number in the title of this auction we put "UF". The "UF" is a note for our shipping department to let them know the poster is stored "UnFolded" (this poster was folded AT ONE TIME, but it has been stored unfolded, so we still put "UF" in this auction's title). This allows us to more quickly find the item in our warehouse, therefore helping us to ship all orders as quickly as possible. Other items will have either a "UF" (UnFolded), "TF" (Tri-Folded), or "FF" (Fully Folded) next to the lot number, but please know that no matter which you buy (or if you buy any combination thereof), you only pay a single U.S. shipping charge (non-U.S. orders are charged the actual cost of shipping), as we can unfold tri-folded or fully folded posters and roll them in with unfolded posters, thus sending a single package.
More About This Poster Type: Turkish movie posters are similar in size to U.S. one-sheets, and often measure 27" x 39". They often contain both the Turkish title and the U.S. title in large letters, but some have the English title in small letters, and some have no English title at all. They almost always have very different graphics from the U.S. posters, and sometimes they have artwork that appears on no other poster! They are printed on a high quality paper stock (in some ways as good or better than that used for 1960s U.S. one-sheets). Turkish posters are not dated, so it is difficult to know exactly when the poster was released, but it seems likely that most of them date from after the first U.S. release, but usually likely within a few years of the U.S. release (except in the case of a much later re-release). If we have a guess as to when the Turkish poster was released, we put it on the auction, but otherwise we put the original year of release. Please do not buy any Turkish posters unless you can live with the uncertainty as to when they were released.Buying items in the Internet (especially vintage one-of-a-kind items in
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