Original Movie Posters

Most original posters are this format. Older examples were shipped folded; modern posters are usually rolled.

Typically printed on regular stock for use in theatre lobbies or display cases. Production of this format ended decades ago.

Designed for smaller lobby spaces and narrow display stands; now discontinued and sought after by collectors.

The blank area allowed theatres to stamp or write local showtimes. Printed on card stock for easy placement in windows or box office displays.

This horizontal format is distinctive to British cinemas and features different artwork layouts compared to US posters.

Shares artwork with the One Sheet but produced on sturdier material for longer-term displays. Less commonly found today.

Printed on heavy card stock, using the same artwork as the One Sheet but scaled up. Typically used in more visible or high-traffic locations.

Intended for outdoor advertising or large theatre entrances; the sections were pasted together for display. These are harder to find in good condition due to their size and original use.

Created for maximum visual impact on theatre facades or exterior walls. Storage and display challenges make surviving examples rare and highly collectible.