Blue Max Te Zot om te Doden poster Groovy sixties style artwork with

Groovy sixties style artwork with the three young ladies making a tempting offer to the young lad who has just signed up for the army

Central horizontal fold line with no fading or pinholes - just some marks on the reverse of the top half of the poster which show very faintly on the creamy white section underneath the Peckinpah wording

namely Best Adapted Screenplay for Ernest Thompson

This folded film poster has a small tear at the centre as seen and two more at the bottom border

Blue Max Te Zot om te Doden poster Groovy sixties style artwork withThis 1966 British quad film poster features an excellent portrait of James Mason in the role of Count Von Klugermann together with the signature of James Mason very clearly written by him above his portrait. The British artist responsible for this first release 1966 film poster was none other than the great Frank McCarthy. The in flight photography by director John Guillermin was superb and the aerial excitement is fantastically captured here by the