Most people view movie posters as an expensive form of expendable advertising. Others, however, see the posters as valuable art. If you are in the latter category, this is the work for you. All facets of collecting movie posters are covered in this guide book. The history of the movie poster is first presented, including a look at how the early studios influenced the development of posters. Next is a brief look at the world of movie art collecting. This is followed by a reference section that provides comprehensive explanations of the most commonly used terms in the field. Getting your collection started is the next topic, giving novice and more experienced collectors information on publications and materials available, where to go to purchase posters, where to go for help and other items. A concluding section details the proper care and handling of movie art materials, along with methods for restoration.

With the help of this official price guide, collectors will know just what their movie autographs and collectibles are worth.

Foreword by Rob ZombieIntroduction by Todd McFarlaneEpilog by Doug Murrary and Forrest AckermanOver 4000 horror movie collectibles are pictured in full color. Ahistory of scary movies is also presented along guidance from some of the leading collectors of this type memorabilia. Every known collectible item for sale up to Halloween 2003 is shown.

Praised by readers and trade journals alike, The Official Price Guide to Antiques and Collectibles has become the definitive book on this popular pastime. Fully updated, the new edition features 75 percent new information, easy-to-use Quality and Condition Keys, 38 categories of listings, and more. 8-page color insert.

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Collector's guide / catalogue of historical film posters, books, autographs, magazines.

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