Day of the Animals Walter Hill (dir) Hardly noticeable is an archival

Hardly noticeable is an archival repaired closed tear at the top of the poster of 7 inches

Claude Chabrol's screenwriter Paul Gégauff writes this autobiographical account of his own marriage in break-up and gets persuaded by Chabrol to feature also his real ex-wife and his daughter to represent versions of themselves

"It all began with three faceless bodies in the snow" This 1983 British quad film poster deals with the investigation into the case of three faceless corpses

There is small Arabic writing in two places (bottom left and lower centre right) The writing measures 2" by 1" plus splits along the fold lines at the bottom horizontal fold repaired with archival tape

Small feint historic tape marks at the centre of the borders

Day of the Animals Walter Hill (dir) Hardly noticeable is an archivalThis 1977 horror film was from horror writer William Girdler who was about to become famous with "The Manitou" before he died in a helicopter accident. "Day of the Animals" is a horror where wild creatures attack a group of Californian hikers. Bearing the W. E Berry of Bradford printer name this is a half quad and has been poster painted at the top left with an orange dayglo strip added to make it 20 inch by 30 inch with sellotape where it has been