How I Won the War John Mills The colours are really bright

The colours are really bright

This 1949 Warner Brothers British quad film poster was printed in England by Stafford & Co

A rare survivor this one does have three small areas of paper infill at the bottom and left side border plus anther small area and touch up at the bottom of the letter 'A' of "Law" in the title

Slight felt pen bleed at bottom centre as seen

Jerry Paris (Dick Van Dyke TV show) directs as mobster Edward G Robinson steals a priceless masterpiece in this colourful Walt Disney film poster with humorous mobster style comic artwork

How I Won the War John Mills The colours are really brightThis 'X' certificate British Quad film poster carries wonderful framed artwork and the best by far for this important anti war film. The film was directed by Richard Lester, 3 years after "A Hard Days Night" with John Lennon taking a break from the Beatles to take the part of Private Gripweed. He is pictured here on the helmet accompanied by Michael Crawford who gives a great performance as the head of the special cricket pitch unit. The film is