Rare ORIGINAL 1982 Vintage Set of 4 BLADE RUNNER LOBBY CARDS 16x20 HARRISON FORD

Description

“BLADE RUNNER”
1982 ~ Original ~ Vintage ~ Authentic
4 LOBBY CARDS
HARRISON FORD
Rutger Hauer ~ Sean Young ~ Edward James Olmos
An adaptation of Philip K. Dicks 1968 Novel,
"Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?"
16” x  20”
Four original "BLADE RUNNER" Lobby Cards in
Great Condition
with NO tears, rips, or pin holes. Normal vintage aging and very slight shelf type wear along edge. Sold as is.
See photos for better description.
ALL 4 were originally displayed at movie theaters and guaranteed original and authentic.
NOT Reprints! NOT Reproductions!
BLADE RUNNER
A Ladd Company Release in Association With Sir Run Run Shaw Thru Warner Bros~ A Warner Communications Co.
Printed in USA.
“Shipping With Insurance”
Professional Packaging
Introduced in 1910's, movie lobby cards were created to be displayed in foyers or lobbies of movie theaters and used to compliment the movie posters. Mostly, they were used to entice movie goers by showing specific dramatic scenes from a current movie or to highlight popular movie stars. Lobby cards ended in the 1970's and early 1980's. Typically, a complete set would consist of 8 to 12 cards, including one title card and 7 to 11 movie scene cards, either 10"x8" or standard size, 11"x14" (particularly US lobby cards), and rare 16” x 20”Lobby cards were a form of advertising that revolutionized the look of graphics. They were distributed by the Hollywood studios publicity departments, usually in sets of eight to twelve images, depicting the content of a newly released movie.