In general, a poster in good condition will have minor blemishes around the border and into the outer edges of the artwork. Pieces of the border may be torn or missing or have holes there may be mild bleed-through in the outer area of the artwork there may be mild fading.

GOOD - A poster in good condition may have tears or small holes that measure no larger than a quarter on the outer edges of the poster's artwork.

In general, a poster in very good condition may show some wear and often will project a subtle classic vintage vibe without detracting from the artwork. There may be small tears in the artwork along the fold lines only.

VERY GOOD - A poster in very good condition may have blemishes in the border and up to approximately one inch of the poster's artwork.

The artwork is in excellent condition with no blemishes whatsoever.

NEAR MINT - A poster in near mint condition may have minor imperfections in the border only.

It can be folded or rolled, depending on the original packing method (most movie posters were sent folded). It will have no blemishes or defects of any kind.

MINT - A poster in mint condition looks like it just came off of the press.

The ingredients are shaken over ice until cold, served in a cocktail glass with a slice of lemon peel for garnish.We us a widely recognized 6 scale system to grade our posters.

It consists of three parts gin (Gordon’s was Bond’s choice), one part vodka and half part of Kina Lillet. Trivia: The “Vesper” that James Bond orders at Casino Royale is taken from the novel. A perfect example of the effectiveness on how to use an advance poster campaign and an impressive piece of highly collectable James Bond 007 movie memorabilia. Presented in excellent rolled (as issued) original condition .

They are ideally suited to the portrait format and only ever made available in this style. Bond, I will be keeping my eye on our government’s money – and off your perfectly-formed arse.”Ī highly sought after (and very rare) pair of US/International One Sheet “character” posters for “Casino Royale” (2006) created by Empire Design that both feature the female leads Vesper Lynd(Eva Green) and Solange (Caterina Murino) offset against the almost silhouette image of new Bond, Daniel Craig. “You think of women as disposable pleasures, rather than meaningful pursuits.

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