“Anne Of The Thousand Days” Original Quad Poster - Film Poster - Movie Poster

Name: “Anne Of The Thousand Days” Original Quad Poster - Film Poster - Movie Poster
Brand: pastposters
SKU: SKU-026531
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TITLE :

“Anne Of The Thousand Days”

Original Quad Poster - Film Poster - Movie Poster - Cinema Poster

Size : 30 x 40 inches / 76 x 101 cm approx. (BRITISH QUAD POSTER)

Year : 1969
Director : Charles Jarrott

Cast Info:

Richard Burton, Geneviève Bujold, Irene Papas, Anthony Quayle, John Colicos, Michael Hordern, Katharine Blake, Peter Jeffrey, Joseph O'Conor, William Squire, Valerie Gearon, Vernon Dobtcheff, Gary Bond, Terence Wilton, Dennis Quilley, Esmond Knight, T. P. McKenna, Michael Johnson, Marne Maitland, Nora Swinburne

CONDITION :

POOR! - Whole poster has browned with age, two 9 x 7 cm patches of circular Brown liquid stains within the top white border (near the top of the left and right vertical fold lines.. these do just go into the main image as well), several small light Brown liquid stains within the bottom border/credits area, some very faint water staining throughout the back of the poster (this has not really created any staining on the front but it has made the surface ridged and wavy in places… Most noticeably from the top edge down through the last two letters of the title and into the red cardinal character at the bottom), tiny Brown stain spot to the right of Bujold’s head, 3 x 4 cm patch of print loss near the top of the left vertical fold line (within the main image), 4 x 4 cm area of patchy print loss near the top of the left border (within the main image), two small strips of Sellotape on the top edge which are repairing tears and a little paper loss, 3 cm tear along with a couple of smaller tears also on the top edge, tape at the bottom of the right vertical fold line (covering and 1 cm hole), approximately sixteen small tears and moderate creasing/edge wear on the left edge, Brown’s spots of damp in the left border, 12 cm strip of tape on the back of the center horizontal fold line (left) along with two small strips of tape repairing a couple across folds (only noticeable on the front if the poster is held up to the light / backlit), fold wear including several tiny separations here and there and creasing around the fold intersections, Browning/Brown’s spots of damp on the back of some of the fold lines on the left and (only really noticeable on the front if the poster is held up to the light / backlit), the title has been written on the back three times in blue and purple felt pen which is faintly visible on the front (Within the top of the left border and the top center) more noticeable if the poster is held to light/backlit, title also written on back in red Biro (only noticeable on the front if the poster is held up to the light / backlit), a few random faint light Brown liquid splashes on the back of the poster (only really noticeable on front if held to light/backlit), approximately 7 to 10 pinholes near every corner (some have torn), approximately 4 to 6 pinholes near the center of every edge, approximately 3 pinholes near the top of the left and right vertical fold lines, a few additional pinholes within the top border, two pinholes within the main yellow background (above Burton’s head), pinhole near the bottom of the left vertical fold, otherwise okay.

Double Sided :

Rolled or Folded :

FOLDED

Printed in England by Leonard Ripley and Co. Ltd.

Tags: 1960's, Drama posters, Folded, One sheet posters, Ref-2, True story - biography

* Please do not mix Rolled and Folded Posters..

* Please do not mix Rolled and Folded Posters in the same order as they are sent in different packaging, please place a separate order for each format. The item description will say if a poster is Rolled or Folded. *

*Resuming Shipping to the U.S.A

To my valued customers in the U.S.A.

It appears that posters are currently exempt from the recently introduced Tariffs, so I am pleased to announce that I have decided to resume shipping to the U.S.A.

* Please note packages are taking longer than they used to, to pass through U.S. customs, so please allow up to 3 weeks for delivery.

Kind regards

Jamie

*International customers important customs information

*International customers should check to see if they will be charged import duty or any other tax upon delivery.

*IMPORTANT - ALL INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS ARE SENT *DDU (Delivery Duties Unpaid) except to the U.S.A. where they are sent **DDP (Delivery Duties Paid).

International customers (non UK) should check their country import regulations to see if they will be charged import duty or any other tax upon delivery. (The tracking may inform you of this before delivery)

For example since 2021 any goods sent to the EU from the UK (manufactured in the UK) are liable for a VAT charge imposed by the EU (this could be between 17-27% Depending on Country). You will have to pay this upon delivery (and possibly a handling charge from the delivery agent), Currently I am unable to collect this in advance due to the costs and paperwork involved for a sole trader.

Other countries may impose similar taxation upon import, so please do check your own country requirements.

** From July 01st 2026, the EU will remove the €150 low-value duty exemption and instead, a €3 flat duty per commodity code will be applied. As I ship DDU (Delivery Duties Unpaid) you the customer will have to pay the €3 on top of any EU VAT and courier handling charges.

*** please note duty is calculated on the country of manufacture not where it is shipped from, so whilst most of my posters were originally manufactured in the UK, some one sheet posters for example were printed in the U.S.A. so those will be calculated on U.S.A. rates

**** ** Due to increasing EU bureaucracy I can now only ship to the following countries in the EU...FRANCE, BELGIUM, IRELAND & THE NETHERLANDS, I apologise to all my other EU customers, but the requirements now required for a small business such as mine are too much and too costly.