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This is a rare Advance British quad for the 1980 blockbuster The Blues Brothers. As far as I know, this image does not appear on any other movie poster for the film. Hit it!

This pristine 1-sheet for Breakfast at Tiffany's with Audrey Hepburn in a timeless Givenchy Little Black Dress is just one of 200 vintage movie posters to come out of a family-run, single-screen theater in southern Ohio. The artwork is by famed illustrator Robert McGinnis.

Hard to believe it's been 45 summers since the little Kintner boy fell victim to the big shark. Here's a very rare U.S. Subway size poster for Spielberg's blockbuster. This is actually an "advance" Subway, which would have been posted around town several months before the movie opened.

Margaret Hamilton made such an indelible impression as the Wicked Witch of the West in the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, it was difficult for audiences to accept her as anything but evil. This is despite the fact that she spent the majority of her adult life advocating for children's causes and adult education. In the mid-1970s she even appeared on Mr. Roger's Neighborhood to explain to the young viewers that her role in Oz was only a character and not someone to be feared.

This lobby card from the 1949 re-release of The Wizard of Oz is unique because it's the only movie poster to show Hamilton as the Wicked Witch:

Director Alfred Hitchcock was famous for making cameos in his films - I count something like 38 of them but there could be more - but this is the only lobby card to capture him in one of his cameos. In fact, I think it's the only movie poster of any kind to show him making a sneak appearance.