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1 - 1 - "LES AVENTURES DE TILL L’ESPIEGLE ": (1956) De et, avec Gérard Philipe, Fernand Ledoux, Jean Carmet Affichette 0.60 x 0.80. Dessinée par Marcel Jeanne. 80/200 ____________________________ 2 - "ALIEN" : Affiches Diverses de tous les épisodes - "Alien, le 8ème Passager" (1979) Affiche 1.20 x 1.60 – Version remasterisée (2003) + Affichette 0.40 x 0.60. Version Inédite. - "Aliens, Le Retour" (1986) de James Cameron, Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. + Affichette 0.40 x 0.60. - "Alien 3" (1992) de David Fincher. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. + Affichette 0.40 x 0.60. - "Alien Résurrection" (1997) de Jean Pierre Jeunet Affiche One Sheet USA + Affichette 0.40 x 0.60. 50/100 ____________________________ 3 - "LES ANGES DECHUS" : (1952) de Gianni Franciolini Avec Alida Valli, Serge Reggiani, Amedeo Nazzari Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. Entoilée. Dessin de Jean Mascci. 60/130 ____________________________ 4 - "ANIMATION FANTASTIQUE" : Affiches 1.20 x 1.60. - "Steamboy" (2004) de Katsuhiro Otomo - "Ken" (2006) de Takahiro Imamura. (L’ère de Raoh) + Affichettes 0.40 x 0.60. - "Pokemon, le Film" et "Pokemon, le Pouvoir est en Toi" 40/70 ____________________________ 5 - "L’AGE D’OR DE LA COMEDIE AMERICAINE" : en 6 films + Affiche rééditées "Arsenic et, Vieilles Dentelles" Et "La Nuit de l’Iguane". 40/80 ____________________________ 6 - "AVENTURES / FICTION - FANTASTIQUE" : Affichettes 0.60 x 0.80 "Les Evadés de la Planète des Singes" "La Guerre des Etoiles" (Mauvais Etat) "Frankenstein Junior" "Dracula, Prisonnier de Frankenstein" "La Tombe de Ligiea" "Frankenstein créa la Femme" "La Montagne du Dieu Canibale" "L’Aventure des Ewoks" "LA Maitresse des Singes" (Pantalon) 50/100 ____________________________ 7 - "AMOUR DE POCHE" : (1957) de Pierre Kast Avec Jean Marais, Geneviève Page. Affichette 0.60 x 0.80. Dessin de Basarte. 30/60 ____________________________ 8 - "L’AFFAIRE MATTEI" : (1971) de Francesco Rosi Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. + Affichette 0.40 x 0.60 + Documentation Presse 30/50 ____________________________ 9 - "L’ARRANGEMENT" : (1969) de Elia Kazan Avec Kirk Douglas, Fage Dunaway. Affichette 0.60 x 0.80 de Ferracci + 9 photos Exploitation – Warner Bross Film 30/60 ____________________________ 10 - "AVENTURES / WESTERNS" : 11 Affichettes 0.60 x 0.80 et 0.40 x 0.60. "Silverado" "Jeremiah Johnson" "La Brigade du Texas" "Duel dans la Poussière" "La Légende de Jesse James" "Le Dernier Train pour Frisco" Etc… 30/70 ____________________________ 11 - "ADHEMAR" : (1951) de et, avec Fernandel Ou le Jouet de la Fatalité d’après Sacha Guitry Affichette Belge + Scénario les Films Corona 40/90 ____________________________ 12 - "L’AVOCAT DE LA TERREUR" : (2006) de Barbet Schroeder Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. Photo de Denis Rouvre. 30/70 ____________________________ 13 - "ANNEES 30" : Films Divers. - "The Magician" (1927) Rex Ingram - Programme + Mon ciné Revue + 3 Photos Originales MGM - "Monty Banks" Photo Tournage - "L’Homme qui a fait Sauter la Banque" (19 ) de Steven Roberts Avec Ronald Colman, Joan Bennett. 2 Photos Originales. Fox + 6 Photos exploitation - "The Masquerader" (1933) de Samuel Goldwyn avec Ronald Colman 7 Photos Originales. Artites Picture. - "Walking Back" (1928) de Ruper Julian avec Sue Carol. Scénario Pathé. - Lot de 6 Revues "Mon Film" et "Ciné Miroir" (Les Chaussons Rouges, Gervaise, Le Chanteur Inconnu etc … 100/200 ____________________________ 14 - "ALERTE AU SUD" : (1953) de Jean Devaivre Avec Jean-Claude Pascal, Erich Von Stroheim, et Gianna Maria Canale. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. Entoilée. Dessin de Jacques Bonneaud. 60/130 ____________________________ 15 - "ANIMATION FILMS DIVERS" : 5 Affiches 1.20 x 1.60 "Le Mystère du Lapin Garou" "Le Journal d’Anne Franck" "Popeye" "Tous à l’Ouest" "La Belle et la Bête" 40/80 ____________________________ 16 - "LE BEAU SERGE" : (1958) de Claude Chabrol Brialy, Avec Gérard Blain, Jean-Claude Bernadette Lafont. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. Dessin de Grinsson. Les Films Marceau. 250/500 ____________________________ 17 - "TIM BURTON / REALISATEUR " : Ensemble de 7 affiches 1.20 x 1.60. "Batman" (1989) "Ed Wood" (1994) "Les Noces Funèbres" (2005) "Sweenty Todd" (2008) "La planète des singes" (2001) "Dark Shadows" (2002) "Sleepy Hallow" (1999) 50/100 ____________________________ 18 - "LA BATAILLE D’ANGLETERRE" : (1969) de Guy Hamilton, Avec Laurence Olivier, Trevor Howard, Robert Shaw. Affichette 0.60 x 0.80. United Artists. 30/60 ____________________________ 19 - "LA BODA EN MONACO" : (1956) Le Mariage de Monaco Film Document MGM sur le mariage Royal De Grace Kelly et du Prince Rainier III. Affiche d’Origine Espagnole. MGM ORIGINALE 100/200 ____________________________ 20 - "BABETTE S’EN-VA-T-EN GUERRE" (1959) de Christian Jaque Avec Brigitte Bardot. Affiche de Lefor-Openo. Columbia Films. 30/70 ____________________________ 21 - "WARREN BEATTY " : Affiches Divers Films. "A Cause d’un Assassinat" de Alan J. Pakula. 0.40 x 0.60. "John Mac Cabe" de Robert Altman. 0.60 x 0.80. "Dick Tracy" de Warren Beatty. 1.20 x 1.60 + 0.40 x 0.60. "La Fièvre dans le Sang" de Elia Kazan. Réédition 1.20 x 1.60 + 0.40 x 0.60. 40/90 ____________________________ 22 - "THE BEAUTY JUNGLE" : (1963) de Val Guest. Avec Ian Hendry, Janette Scott, Edmund Purdon. Affiche One Sheet USA + Pressbook Film Rank. Affiche Espagnole – Affichette Belge 50/100 ____________________________ 23 - "LE BON, LA BRUTE, ET LE TRUAND" : (1968) de Sergio Leone Avec Clint Eastwood, Lee Van Cleef, Eli Wallach. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60, dessin de Jean Mascii. United Artists. 250/400 ____________________________ 24 - "LE BON, LA BRUTE, ET LE TRUAND" : (1968) de Sergio Leone Affichette 0.60 x 0.80. United Artists Film. 60/120 ____________________________ 25 - "BLACULA, LE VAMPIRE NOIR" : (1972) de William Crain. Avec William Marshall. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60, Warner Bros. 60/120 ____________________________ 26 - "BIEN JOUE MATT HELM !" : (1966) de Henri Levin. Avec Dean Martin, Ann Margret, Karl Malden. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60, Affichette 0.60 x 0.80. 2 ex Affichette Belge - One Sheet USA – Affiche Allemande Photo Lobby Card + 2 Photos Noir & Blanc. 60/120 ____________________________ 27 - "LA BATAILLE D'ALGER" : (1965) de Gillo Pontecorvo. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60, dessin de Landi. 40/80 ____________________________ 28 - "CATHERINE BREILLAT/ ROCCO SIFFREDI" : 2 affiches 1.20 x 1.60. "Romance X " avec Caroline Ducey "Anatomie de l’enfer" avec Amira Casar 30/60 ____________________________ 29 - "B.D. " (Bandes Dessinées): 7 affiches 1.20 x 1.60. "Et la Tendresse Bordel ?" de Blachon "Tout ça pour ça" de Floch "Un monde sans pitié" de Loustal "Pt’it Con" de Lauzier "Club de Rencontres" de Guerrier "Vive les Femmes" de Reiser "Putain de rue" de Brezeguet 60/120 ____________________________ 30 - "LE CLAN DE LA CAVERNE DES OURS" : (1986) de Michael Chapman Avec Daryl Hannah, John Doolittle. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. Dessin de Philippe Druillet. 30/80 ____________________________ 31 - "LA CALIFFA" : (1971) de Alberto Bevilacqua Avec Romy Schneider, Ugo Tognazzi. Affichette censurée 0.40 x 0.60. 20/60 ____________________________ 32 - "SEAN CONNERY" : Ensemble de 15 affiches 0.40 x 0.60. "On ne vit que 2 fois " "Le Gang Anderson" "Jamais plus Jamais" "Ooutland" "Traitre sur Commande" "La Maison Russie" "Presidio" Etc .. 40/100 ____________________________ 33 - "5 + 1" : (1970) de Guy Job, et Michel Taittinger Film Concert / Les Rolling Stones / Johnny Hallyday Affiche 1.20 x 1.60 40/90 ____________________________ 34 - "CARNAVAL " : (1953) de Henri Verneuil Avec Fernandel et Jacqueline Pagnol. Affichette Belge Affichette Italienne 40/90 ____________________________ 35 - "CHERIE, J’AI RETRECI LES GOSSES" : (1989) de Joe Johnson Et "CHERIE, J’AI AGRANDI LE BEBE" : (1992) de Randal Kleiser Film interprétés par Rick Moranis. Affiches 1.20 x 1.60 30/70 ____________________________ 36 - "COPACABANA PALACE " (1964) de Steno Avec Mylène Demongeot, Claude Rich Affichette 0.60 x 0.80 de G.G. Noël. 20/60 37 - "CHUNGKING EXPRESS " : (1995) de Wong Kar-Wai Avec Brigitte Lin. Affichette 0.60 x 0.80. Scénario + Photos Exploitation 30/50 ____________________________ 38 - "CONTES PERVERS " : (1980) de Regine Deforges Avec Françoise Gayat, Carina Barone. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. Dessinée par Landi + 9 Photos Exploitation 30/50 ____________________________ 39 - "LE CASANOVA DE FELLINI " : (1976) de Federico Fellini Avec Donald Sutherland, Tina Aumont Affiche 1.20 x 1.60. de Ferracci. 30/80 ____________________________ 40 - "LA COCCINELLE A MONTE CARLO " : (1977) de Vincent Mac Eveety Avec Dean Jones, Julie Sommars Productions Walt Disney Affiches 1.20 x 1.60 Modèles A+ B - Affichette 0.40 x 0.60 / Affichette USA "Herbie goes to Monte Carlo " - Affiche One Sheet USA – Affiche Pantalon 0.60 x 1.60 – Pressbooks - 8 Photos Exploitation + 14 Photos Couleurs USA – Walt Disney 120/180 ____________________________ 41 - "LE COLOSSE DE RHODES" : (1961) de Sergio Leone Avec Rory Calhoun, Léa Massari, George Marchal. Affiche 1.20 x 1.60 - Dessin de Melki + Affichette 0.40 x 0.60 + Affiche dessinée par C. Belinsky 60/120 ____________________________ 42 - "COMEDIES LEGERES" : Ensemble de 9 affichettes diverses "Belles, Blondes et Bronzées " "Comment draguer toutes les filles" "Je hais les blondes" "L’Emir préfère les blondes" "Et mon c.. c’est du poulet ?" Etc .. 30/50 ____________________________ 43 - "EDDIE CONSTANTINE" : Ensemble de documents de divers films Du Célèbre Acteur Français. - 5 Photos Exploitation + 1 scénario "Incognito" + 1 Livret - "L’Homme et l’enfant" affiche Italienne dessinée par Renato Casaro - "L’Homme et l’enfant" 1 scénario - "Bonbenauf Monte Carlo" 1 Disque 45 Tours – 1 Partition musicale 2 Photos Lobby Card (ça peut toujours servir, Affiche Allemande + Book) - "This Man is Dangerous" One Sheet USA - "L’empire de la nuit" 1 Lobby Card - "Ça peut toujours servir" (1959) Affiche 1.20 x 1.60 dessinée par Jean Mascci - "Mon Film" 2 Revues 60/120 44 - "LE CAPITAINE NEMO ET, LA VILLE SOUS-MARINE" : (1969) de James Hill Avec Robert Ryan, Chuck Connors et, Nanette Newman.
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