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Mademoiselle
Mademoiselle
(SKU:
29740
)
(SKU:
29740
)
Mademoiselle
(Mademoiselle)
Item:
original release polish movie poster
Size:
23x33 in (59x84 cm)
Additions:
unfolded
Condition:
Very Fine
Release Date:
1966
Country:
Poland
Delivery Time:
Out of stock
(Int'l Delivery Time will vary)
Stock:
pieces
This item has sold and is listed for reference purposes only, but we can try to find another one for you. Please contact us.
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Original release polish movie poster. Graphic design by Frantisek Starowieyski, who also signed the poster in pencil. With Jeanne Moreau, Ettore Manni, Frank Skinner, directed by Tony Richardson.
Tags:
1960s
,
Skulls-n-Bones
,
Graphic Design
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