Promotional material from GENGHIS KHAN (1965)

GENGHIS KHAN

Promotional material from GENGHIS KHAN (1965), directed by Henry Levin with Stephen Boyd, Omar Sharif, James Mason, Eli Wallach, Françoise Dorléac, Telly Savalas (more on the Imdb)

Genre : History
Size : 9" x 12"
Condition : Near mint
Packaging : folded
Number of pages : 4

Reference : 06000051

$45.60

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Brand New	Never hung in a theater. Looks brand new. In most cases with newer releases it is straight from the supplier, through us to you. Excellent state of conservation for the oldest objects.
Mint	May have hung in a theater. If the item is rolled, it may have tiny holes in the corner borders and very slight edge wear. If it is folded, it could also have slight creases on the fold lines.
Near Mint	May have hung in a theater. If the item is rolled, it may have more than one hole in each border corner. It may also have minor edge wear and slight creasing. If the item is folded, it could also have slight separation along a fold line(s) and slightly more creasing.
Very Good	More than likely hung in a theater. There will be edge wear and it should have small tears or holes on the border that will not affect the artwork. Each tear should measure no more than one inch. Tiny pieces of border may be torn or missing. The item could have minor fading or condensation wrinkles. There could be some tape marks. If the item is folded, it could have separations in some places along the fold lines.
Fair	Will have hung in a theater. This item will potentially share all the same characteristics as an item in good condition. There could be larger tears and holes. There may also some bleed through, stains or other defects that could affect the poster's artwork. With restoration these items can be restored to their original shape before framing.
Poor	Definitely hung in a theater. In most cases the item has seen better days. The item could have larger tears or pieces of the poster missing. There could be serious fading. We seldom sell items in poor condition unless they are very rare. Or prices are really really low