Prints, Maps and Posters

Harry Allan Towers (publisher) - 'Count Dracula' (British Quad Movie Poster), offset lithograph, published 1970, 75.5m x 101.5cm. Note: a scarce poster from the acclaimed independent production featuring Christopher Lee, Herbert Lom and Klaus Kinski.

Paramount Pictures (publisher) - 'Robinson Crusoe on Mars' (Australian Poster for the Movie), offset lithograph, printed by Robert Burton Sydney circa 1964, 76cm x 33.5cm.

W.E. Smith Ltd (printers) - 'Texas Masquerade' (Australian Movie Poster), lithograph, published circa 1944, 76cm x 34cm.

Thai erotic movie poster, 78.5cm x 54.5cm.

Apple Records (publisher) - 'Let it Be' (Three Sheet Movie Poster), offset lithograph, printed 1970, 204cm x 101.5cm. Note: scarce.

Apple Records (publisher) - 'Let it Be' (Japanese Movie Poster), offset lithograph, published 1970, 72.5cm x 51.5cm. Note: scarce.

United Artists (publisher) - 'Help!' (USA One Sheet Movie Poster), lithograph/screenprint, printed 1965, 105cm x 67.5cm. Note: scarce.

Apple Records (publisher) - Apple Christmas Poster, offset lithograph, printed by Little, Brown and Company 1970, 91cm x 63cm, together with a letter from George Peckham, former Apple engineer (who features on the poster). Note: Apple Records poster given exclusively to Apple staff for Christmas in 1970. The poster features a black-and-white photo collage of Apple employees against a red/burnt orange background with festive images and a Christmas story presented along the bottom.

George Maciunas (designer) - 'This Is Not Here' (Poster for the Yoko Ono & John Lennon exhibition at Everson Museum of Art), offset lithograph, with blindstamp, published 1971, 46cm x 61cm, within an ebonized frame. Note: the Everson exhibition was a major Fluxus related event and a semi-retrospective of Yoko's career. It drew wide coverage and was filmed and televised; six thousand people flocked to the museum on opening day alone (mostly due to rumours of a Beatles reunion, although only John and Ringo were in attendance).

Warner Bros Inc (publisher) - 'Imagine, John Lennon' (Quad Movie Poster), offset lithograph, published 1988, 76cm x 102cm, together with eight other Beatles related posters and a movie press book, 'Go Go Mania'.

Blue Egg Printing and Design Ltd (printers/publishers) - 'Knebworth Park… Pink Floyd' (Poster for the 1975 Concert), screenprint, 1975, sheet size 78.5cm x 103.5cm. Note: this poster was produced to advertise the Pink Floyd Knebworth Park concert that took place on 5th July 1975 at Knebworth Park. Pink Floyd were the headline act, they were supported by The Steve Miller Band, Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band, Roy Harper with Trigger, and Linda Lewis, plus DJs John Peel and Pete Drummond, as well as special guests Graham Chapman and Friends from Monty Python.

Milton Glaser - 'Muriel Cigars Presents, The Tipalet Experience, The Staple Singers, Procol Harum, The Cryan' Shames, Rotary Connection' (Poster for the 1969 Concert), offset lithograph on thin gloss stock paper, printed and published 1969, sheet size 33.5cm x 26cm. Note: the 'The Tipalet Experience' was a one-day show sponsored by Muriel Cigars that included appearances by Procol Harum, the Staple Singers, the Cryan' Shames and Rotary Connection (featuring Minnie Ripperton). It was held at the Auditorium Theatre in Chicago, USA, on 21st March 1969. Provenance: Gary Brooker, Procol Harum.

Sunday Mirror (publisher) - 'Sunday Mirror National Exhibition Children's Art 1971' (Art Exhibition Poster), screenprint, published circa 1971, sheet size 76cm x 50.5cm, together with a quantity of other posters within a folio.

Lafayette Maynard Dixon - 'Overland For August', 19th century lithograph in colours, published circa 1896, 44cm x 28cm.

George M. Reevs - 'July Scribner's, The United States Will Pay', 19th century lithograph in colours, published circa 1895, 40cm x 33.5, within an ebonized frame.

A 19th century lithograph in colours - 'Buy The Yellow Book, for Fiction, Fun and Pictures', published circa 1897, 44cm x 33cm.

Corwin Knapp Linson - 'McClure's Illustrated Life of Abraham Lincoln', 19th century lithograph in colours, published circa 1895, 47cm x 30cm.

George Frederick Scotson-Clark - 'New York Sunday World', 19th century lithograph, published circa 1895, sheet size 47cm x 30cm.

George Frederick Scotson-Clark - 'The Bookman, March Number', 19th century lithograph, published circa 1895, sheet size 58cm x 38cm.