Elvis Presley Show That's the way it is cult horror film memorabilia Robert Shaw had his hair

Robert Shaw had his hair dyed blonde for the role and is pictured here wearing the German silver 'Deaths head' insignia on his collar

"For Whom the Bell Tolls" was made in 1943 starring Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman in a war story of the Spanish civil war from the novel by Ernest Hemmingway

Double-sided cinema used British quad from the Midlands Arts cinema Steven Spielberg directed and featuring an illuminated townscape at night begging the question of how many spiders are looking for shelter indoors

This key artwork forms the basis for the films success featuring all seven of the main stars including of course a mention for "Mowgli" the man cub who strides out arm in arm with Baloo the bear and King Louie

Berry Ltd of Bradford this is an excellent British one sheet film poster with fantastic colours

Elvis Presley Show That's the way it is cult horror film memorabilia Robert Shaw had his hairIncredible first release Italian photobusta from 1971 picturing the scene in the lobby of the showroom Internationale in Las Vegas with the excited invited guests waiting to see Elvis perform what was to be one of his best concerts ever. Songs performed included "I just can't help believing", Suspicious Minds and You've lost that lovin' feeling. This great glossy Italian piece of cinema history is in full colour with an obvious vertical centre fold