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Rare And Vintage Kaiju Movie Posters To Be Sold At Auction By Prop Store

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A Monster Of An Auction

Over 1,000 rare posters from across film, music & travel plus more are available in Propstore’s first US poster auction

Online bidding Is Now Open At Propstore.com Until 17 & 18 May 2023

 Estimated Prices Range From $100 To $100,000…


Highlights include:

  • KING KONG (RKO, 1933) Czech Movie Poster (12.5″ x 36″); Very Fine- on Linen Estimate: $5,000 – 10,000
  • GODZILLA (Trans World, 1956) Lobby Card Set (8) (11″ x 14″); Fine+ Estimate: $3,000 – 6,000
  • THE BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS (Warner Bros., 1953) One Sheet (27″ x 41″); Fine+ Folded Estimate: $1,500 – 3,000

Other Kaiju Posters Include:

  • KING KONG (Daiei, R-1952) Full-Bleed Japanese B2 (20″ x 29″) ; Very Fine- Folded Estimate: $1,500 – 3,000
  • GODZILLA (Trans World, 1956) Half Sheet (22″ x 28″); Very Fine- on Linen Style B Estimate: $1,200 – 2,400
  • KING KONG VS. GODZILLA (Toho, 1962) Japanese B2 (20″ x 29″); Very Fine- on Linen Estimate: $800 – 1,600
  • KING KONG (Sodireg, R-1976) French Grande (42″ x 62″) Very Fine+ on Linen; Estimate: $300 – 600
  • RODAN (Ardin, R-1968) Italian 2-Fogli (39.5″ x 55″) Very Fine on Linen; Estimate: $300 – 600
  • REPTILICUS (American International, 1962) Half Sheet (22″ x 28″) Very Fine Folded; Artist Reynold Brown. Estimate: $300 – 600
  • GODZILLA VS MECHAGODZILLA (Downton Distribution, 1977) One Sheet (27″ x 41″) Near Mint Folded; Alternate Title “Godzilla vs. Bionic Monster”; Artist Basil Gogos. Estimate: $300 – 600
  • GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MONSTER (American International, 1972) One Sheet (27″ x 41″) Very Fine Folded; Estimate: $200 – 400

Propstore – one of the world’s leading film and TV entertainment memorabilia auction specialists – has announced their first US Online Poster Auction led by industry expert and collector Grey Smith, who comes to Propstore as their US Director of Posters. Featuring over 1,000 posters, the auction spans from relics of the silent movie era, film noir rarities, and sci-fi classics, all the way to modern alternative movie art. The auction truly has something for collectors of all tastes.

 

This online auction is now open for bidding via propstore.com ending on May 17 & 18, 2023, with lots closing from 9 AM PDT each day. The auction is suitable for fans with a variety of budgets.

 

LOTS 1- 566 BEGIN TO CLOSE ON MAY 17, 2023, AT 9 AM PDT

LOTS 567 – 1035 BEGIN TO CLOSE ON May 18, 2023, AT 9 AM PDT

About Propstore

 

In 1998, Propstore founder Stephen Lane’s love for movies led him to hunt for the same props and costumes used to create his favorite films. He found that he could provide collectors with access to their most coveted pieces and establish archival standards for this new, pop-culture hybrid of fine art and memorabilia collecting—prop art.

Since 2014, Propstore has regularly hosted live auctions featuring some of cinema’s most coveted treasures and has continued to break auction records yearly. In recent years, Propstore has expanded beyond film memorabilia, now hosting quarterly poster auctions from both UK and US offices, and achieved record results in their 2022 Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auctions with the addition of music content. In addition, Propstore holds regular online auctions, partnering with many of the film industry’s major production companies, as well as having over 8,000 items available for sale at a fixed price on www.propstore.com.

In 2020, Propstore received the Queen’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade. The Queen’s Award for Enterprise is widely recognized as the UK’s highest accolade for business success. The award acknowledges British companies that have excelled in innovation, international trade, sustainable development, and promoting opportunity through social mobility.

 

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