1963 Dr. Strangelove Title Lobby Card Group of 5 Stanley Kubrick Cold War Satire Africa The post has a pinhole

The post has a pinhole on each corner and minor separation on a couple spots where fold lines come together

This vintage original WWII poster was created by the noted graphic designer Weimer Pursell and issued during WWII to encourage Americans to carpool as part of the overall effort to conserve gasoline

of 24 Fifth Avenue in New York City

The poster lists a Telex number for the company

Size (in): 17

1963 Dr. Strangelove Title Lobby Card Group of 5 Stanley Kubrick Cold War Satire Africa The post has a pinholeDate: 1963 Artist: Unknown Size (in): 14 x 11 Size (cm): 35. 6 x 28 Condition: A Linen backed: No This is a group of five vintage original lobby cards, including the title lobby card, for the 1963 first American release of the Cold War political satire black comedy Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. This film was based on the Peter George novel Red Alert, was directed by Stanley Kubrick and starred Peter Sellars,