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Joking apart you don't see this one often as I suspect most cinemas worth their salt would have saved the original and re-used it

Michael York and Albert Finney in Agatha Christie's classic "Murder on the Orient Express" from 1974

Only an Italian could

Released by Roadshow this one came directly to us from a New Zealand cinema in folded condition with no pinholes and a black felt show time at the foot

Two very different images and two very different investigations for the F

A Fistful of Dollars Framing in mounted frame with perspex:Unframed Joking apart you don't seeThis original front of house cinema lobby card from 1964 for the film "A Fistful of Dollars" pictures the Mexican cavalry force just before they are massacred by the 'American soldiers' waiting at the river who are actually Ramon Rojo and his gang disguised in US army uniforms. They mow down the entire cavalry to steal the gold which is in the horse drawn carriage pictured. A key scene from the film with great colours and no pinholes.