Showing posts with label Poster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poster. Show all posts

Mary Pickford Personality Poster (Trimmed) - Photo by Ira L. Hill - ca. 1916


15.75" x 20" trimmed Mary Pickford personality poster mounted on thick cardboard featuring a portrait by Ira L. Hill. ca. 1916.

Mary Pickford - White - Poster / Lobby Photo / Photo - ca. 1914

This sepia-toned piece that has seen better days (though it does look much nicer in reality as every possible flaw has been accentuated by the camera) is bit of a mystery. I have never seen it before nor can I turn up any information about it. It is roughly lobby card size (10.375" x 13.875 to be exact) and printed on paper with the reverse being blank. I assume it is a printed lobby photo -- the type of thing exhibitors could order from trade magazines -- to be displayed in a theatre to entice the public, but it could possibly be a "free" fan photo of sorts obtained from who knows where. In any event, ca. 1914 with an oft-used photo by White Studio.

Mary Pickford - Large Format, Linen-backed Photographic Display Panel / Poster - 1919


Unusual 16.75" x 19.75" large format, linen-backed photographic display panel / poster presumably made by Underwood & Underwood / Elliot Service Co. Photo shows Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, Douglas Fairbanks, and Oscar Price. 1919.



Unusal 16.75" x 19.75" large format, linen-backed photographic display panel / poster presumably made by Underwood & Underwood / Elliot Service Co. Photo shows Mary Pickford sending off her "Victory Loan" film by airplane, for the Victory Liberty Loan, while her mother Charlotte looks on. 1919.

Mary Pickford 11 x 14 Personality Poster - Photo by Hesser - ca. 1929


Mary Pickford as Coquette photo by Edwin Bower Hesser. 11" x 14" printed personality poster mounted on cardboard. 1929.

Mary Pickford - Picture Show Magazine Centerfold Poster - 1920


Double-page, centerfold poster featuring Mary Pickford for Walurdaw--in a gown reported to have been designed by painter Matteo Sandona himself, for his large, similarly posed, 1919 painting (Los Angeles Herald, June 19, 1919)--from the March 13th, 1920 issue of Picture Show Magazine (UK.)

Caprice & Hearts Adrift Modern Poster / Bulletin


Nicely made but modern Famous Players Film Co. poster / bulletin for Mary Pickford's Caprice (1913.) Uncertain of age, but this is not a period piece.



Nicely made but modern Famous Players Film Co. poster / bulletin for Mary Pickford's Hearts Adrift (1914.) Uncertain of age, but this is not a period piece.