Charles Chaplin The Funniest Man in the World Sybille Schmitz Amazing condition rolled British quad

Amazing condition rolled British quad with full colour artwork and the marvellous cartoon caricature image of Scrooge by Gerald Scarfe complete with the artists printed signature on the poster

the last woman to be hanged in Britain in 1955

A rare treat and a stunning piece of film history for a film which was in glorious Technicolor directed by George Sidney

The scene pictured is Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in the convict scene from their original 1931 film "Pardon Us" where the duo are in striped prison uniforms having been sent to prison for brewing beer during Prohibition and accidentally selling it to a police officer

Fantastic colour artwork for Goofy

Charles Chaplin The Funniest Man in the World Sybille Schmitz Amazing condition rolled British quadFull colour first release cinema front of house lobby card printed in America in 1968. The title card is a real gem picturing a superb image of Charles Chaplin with his cane and shoes and further pictures of him dancing in funny poses.