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Lobby cards, the smaller cousins to movie posters, once graced theaters everywhere. They were produced from about 1910 to 1985, and typically consisted of eight cards, including a title card and seven scene cards. They were printed on 11 by 14 inch card stock, and displayed all around the theaters. Collectors value complete sets, which are surprisingly possible to find, as many people who collect them try to keep them together.
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I worked at 20th Century Fox in the publicity department, so I was always fascinated with film, and then I moved to… [more]
How did I start collecting Victorian trade cards? In the late 60s I was a bottle collector, early American bottles … [more]
Dave Campbell contacted me after reading a post on The Baseball Card blog. He's been collecting baseball cards non-… [more]
I’ve been at the Smithsonian for 28 years—I never thought I’d stay that long! The first job I had was as a producer… [more]
I was 10 when the movie came out and I went to the store and bought a couple of packs of Star Wars cards. But I end… [more]
Ever since I was a child, I wanted to work in the auction business, specifically in the entertainment part. I liked… [more]
I started collecting in 1986. If you’re in Boston and you’re a baseball fan, the Red Sox may take over your life. T… [more]
I don’t actually remember exactly when I became a Marilyn Monroe fan, I’ve basically been collecting Marilyn items … [more]
Walter Reuben's excellent collection of promotional movie memorabilia. While the highlight is the high resolution i… [read review or visit site]
Tom Boblitt moderates this extremely deep, collaborative site dedicated to non-sports cards (tobacco, gum and candy… [read review or visit site]
If you're a Steve McQueen fan, this site can't be beat. Roger Harris has put together a definitive collection of Mc… [read review or visit site]
If you're the type who likes watching the titles and credits at the beginning of movies, you'll love this site. Ste… [read review or visit site]
This user-contributed database of classic movie theaters currently lists over 17,000 theaters worldwide. Browse by … [read review or visit site]
Dave Mackey's filmography and title card gallery for 35 years of Warner Bros. cartoons. Browsable by year or alphab… [read review or visit site]
Steve Lee’s large collection of original Disney art: pencil drawings from animated features produced during W… [read review or visit site]
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