mrbill2084
Well-known member
WTB: older orignal classic movie posters plus advice on preserving/displaying them.
My uncle is finishing up his home theater. He asked me if I knew a good source for getting original movie posters. He is looking for a few classics from the 70's, 80's, 90's. I can work on getting a list, but I think he is pretty open to anything classic..
A few years ago I found him some lighted frames. He says they are 27x40. I think most movie posters are 24x36. Not sure what will work best, maybe dry mounting them might be best way to go for quick changing the posters, keeping them flat, and protecting them when not in the frames..
Here is a pic of one of the frames. They are pretty cool. They have programable and variable lighting patterns. Pretty sure they swing open with a key lock and that the front is covered by glass. So idividually framing them probably will not work.. If you have any ideas, let me know.
My uncle is finishing up his home theater. He asked me if I knew a good source for getting original movie posters. He is looking for a few classics from the 70's, 80's, 90's. I can work on getting a list, but I think he is pretty open to anything classic..
A few years ago I found him some lighted frames. He says they are 27x40. I think most movie posters are 24x36. Not sure what will work best, maybe dry mounting them might be best way to go for quick changing the posters, keeping them flat, and protecting them when not in the frames..
Here is a pic of one of the frames. They are pretty cool. They have programable and variable lighting patterns. Pretty sure they swing open with a key lock and that the front is covered by glass. So idividually framing them probably will not work.. If you have any ideas, let me know.
