The Frame-Up Adam Roarke poster The 1970's was a great

The 1970's was a great time for shirt and tie designers but a risky time for playing cards with gangsters - please note this is no safer as we speak today

This film poster appears to be a very early 1966 draft as the "Eastman Colour" which we actually like in lilac has next to it with an arrow "Orange" - an instruction which didn't get carried out before printing

sand dunes and mines and here pictured is John Mills who has to study maps to reach his well earned ice cold Carlsberg in Alexandria

Fine rolled condition one-sheet with small amount of edge wear at the top right side border

Folded condition UK Quad film poster

The Frame-Up Adam Roarke poster The 1970's was a greatSuper surviving film poster and trade advertisement from the Summer of 1937 for the hard hitting crime film "The Frame Up". The story involves gangsters betting heavily on a horse in a horse race getting fantastic odds because the animal 'Red Rodgers' doesn't have a chance. The horse in Red Rodgers stall won't however be that animal at all it will be a 'Ringer' and sure to win. The gangsters kidnap a pretty secretary to assure their plan of success