This movie reel labeled "Destry Rides Again 1932 Tom Mix" contains a classic Western film directed by Benjamin Stoloff and starring Tom Mix. Released in 1932, this pre-Code film is based on Max Brand’s novel. Case has minor wear, film reel itself like-new. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Rider of Death Valley" (1932), directed by Albert Ray, stars Tom Mix, a legendary figure in Western films. This classic adventure showcases Mix’s iconic cowboy persona and action-packed scenes. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh. 16mm

This 16 mm movie reel contains "The Oklahoma Kid" (1939), directed by Lloyd Bacon and starring James Cagney. Set during the Oklahoma Land Rush, it features Cagney as a cowboy fighting corruption and outlaws. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features the 1932 movie "Texas Gunfighter," directed by Ken Maynard. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features the 1932 movie "Texas Badman," starring and directed by Tom Mix. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

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The two 16 mm film reels feature the movies "Texas Border Patrolman" (1936) directed by George O’Brien, and “Roger Patheman” (1966) directed by George. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The two 16 mm film reels feature the movies "Riders Round-Up" (1938) starring Roy Rogers, and “Texas Border Patrolman” (1936) directed by George O’Brien. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features an episode of "The Honeymooners" titled “Worry Wart” from 1954. The show was created by and starred Jackie Gleason. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The two 16 mm movies are "My Pal, the King" (1932), directed by Kurt Neumann, starring Tom Mix and Mickey Rooney. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The two 16 mm movies are "Hidden Gold" (1932), starring Tom Mix. Both reels are labeled “Hidden Gold 1932 Tom Mix,” indicating a complete set. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, this Western film features Mix in a thrilling adventure. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The 16 mm movie on this reel is "Rustlers’ Round-Up" (1933), starring Tom Mix. Directed by Henry MacRae, this Western film features Mix in a classic cowboy adventure. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The two 16 mm movies are "Bells of Coronado" (1950), starring Roy Rogers and directed by William Witney. This Western film features Rogers in a thrilling adventure involving uranium thieves Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The 16 mm movie on this reel is "Wyoming Outlaw" (1939), starring John Wayne. Directed by George Sherman, this Western film features Wayne in a thrilling tale of justice and adventure. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The two 16 mm movies are "The Virginian" (1929), directed by Victor Fleming and starring Gary Cooper and Mary Brian. This classic Western film follows a ranch foreman who must confront his best friend involved in cattle rustling. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh. Special note: "This film marked Gary Cooper’s first starring role and is considered a defining work in his early career

Two 16 mm film reels of ‘Springtime in the Sierras,’ a 1947 Western directed by William Witney and starring Roy Rogers. These reels capture the essence of classic Western cinema." Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

16 mm film reel of ‘Western Heritage,’ a 1948 Western directed by Wallace Grissell. Starring Tim Holt, this reel is a classic example of mid-20th century Western cinema." Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh. Special note: "This film features Tim Holt in a thrilling tale of land robbers and forgers, showcasing his iconic Western hero persona.

"Arizona Ranger" (1948), a vintage 16 mm film reel, encapsulates the classic Western spirit. Directed by Lesley Selander, this film stars the iconic cowboy actor Tim Holt, offering a glimpse into post-war American cinema. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Thunder Mountain" (1947) is a classic Western captured on a 16 mm film reel. Although the director’s name isn’t provided, the film features the renowned Tim Holt, adding a touch of Hollywood’s golden era to any collection. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Mysterious Desperado" (1949), a 16 mm film reel, features the rugged charm of the Western genre. Starring Tim Holt, this film is directed by Lesley Selander, a prolific figure in Westerns, adding historical value to the piece. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Masked Raiders" (1949), a 16 mm film reel, features the iconic Tim Holt in a thrilling Western adventure. Directed by Lesley Selander, this piece is a classic representation of the genre and a valuable collectible. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

I personally remember seeing this movie on opening night. Autographed by Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick the child actor at age 5 portrayed the titular Damien, no certificate however the former owner spoke of his meeting the actor and having it signed, 20 Century Fox The Omen released 06/06/2006, also starring Julia Stiles, Liev Schriber, Mia Farrow and directed by John Moore. Poster is in great condition and measures 27 x 39, only minor dings to it, a tiny rip to the bottom right corner edge.

A somewhat rare delight, the Polish painted image by H. Bodnar 1979 poster for Julia with Jane Fonda and Vanessa Redgrave and Maximilian Schiell directed by Fred Zinneman, measures 26 x 38, one small rip to the bottom right edge.

Direct from Warner Brothers studios, Clin Eastwood’s Dirty Harry in The Dead Pool press kit, complete with fresh film poster, a fold-out four page guide and mini poster, and 5 separate advertisement sheets for the film, with studio envelope. Envelope has some wear and browning, the rest of the items are fresh and like-new.

The mega hit that helped make Tom Cruise one of the biggest and most widely recognized actors ever, Cocktail from Touchstone Pictures and Director Roger Donaldson from 1988, this lovely lot includes 3 Studio Ad promotional sheets and 3 cardboard promotional hanging promo mobiles, never used or opened, like-new. The promo sheets have some slight warping.

Four fabulous and big cinema hardcovers, including MGM Posters The Golden Years by JG Press and Text by Frank Miller, Viking Studio’s Magic Movie Moments with intro by acclaimed director Terry Gilliam, Watson Guptill and Fred E. Basten’s The Lost Artwork of Hollywood, and finally Prion Press Hollywood 60 Great Years 1930-1990 with many contributors. All books like new, minor if any wear to the dust jackets, beautiful books.

"The Law Rides" (1936) on a 16 mm film reel, directed by Robert N. Bradbury, features Bob Steele in a classic Western. Its vintage appeal is perfect for collectors of early Hollywood cinema. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Boobs in Arms" (1940), a 16 mm film reel, features the comedic genius of The Three Stooges. Directed by Jules White, it’s a classic example of slapstick humor that has delighted audiences for decades. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The 1940 film "Nutty but Nice" is a classic comedy short by The Three Stooges. Released by Columbia Pictures, this 16 mm reel is a collector’s delight, capturing the trio’s timeless slapstick humor. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Riders of Destiny" (1933), a 16 mm film reel, stars John Wayne in one of his early Western roles. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, this film is a significant piece of cinema history. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Lucky Texan" (1934), a 16 mm film reel, stars the legendary John Wayne and George ‘Gabby’ Hayes. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, this Western is a gem from the early days of Hollywood. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Desert Trail" (1935), a 16 mm film reel, features John Wayne in an early role. This classic Western, directed by Cullen Lewis, is a must-have for collectors of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Hoppy Serves A Writ" (1943), a 16 mm film reel, stars William Boyd as the iconic Hopalong Cassidy. Directed by George Archainbaud, this Western is a classic from the series Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Yankee Doodle Dandy" (1942), a 16 mm film reel collection, stars James Cagney in a patriotic musical. Directed by Michael Curtiz, this acclaimed film is a piece of American cinema history. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Montana" (1950), a vibrant Technicolor film reel, stars Errol Flynn as an Australian shepherd in the American West. Directed by Ray Enright, this Western drama is a visual spectacle and a collector’s piece. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Utah" (1945), a 16 mm film reel, stars Roy Rogers and George ‘Gabby’ Hayes. Directed by John English, this Western is a classic from the era of singing cowboys. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"My Pal Trigger" (1946), an uncut 16 mm film reel, stars Roy Rogers and his golden palomino, Trigger. Directed by Frank McDonald, this Western is a beloved classic Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"In Old Amarillo" (1951), a pair of 16 mm film reels, stars Roy Rogers and Trigger. Directed by William Witney, this Western offers a classic tale of heroism and song Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"San Fernando Valley" (1944), a 16 mm film reel, stars Roy Rogers and Trigger. Directed by John English, this Western is a classic tale of ranch life and romance Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Twilight in the Sierras" (1950), a two-reel color film, stars the charismatic Roy Rogers. This vibrant Western, directed by William Witney, showcases the scenic beauty of the Sierras. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Calling All Curs" (1939), a 16 mm film reel, features the comedic trio The Three Stooges. Directed by Jules White, this short is a classic example of slapstick humor. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Clearing The Range" (1931), a 16 mm film reel, stars the renowned cowboy actor Hoot Gibson. This early Western is a testament to the genre’s enduring appeal and Gibson’s significant contribution to it. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Under Western Stars" (1938), a 16 mm film reel, marks the debut of Roy Rogers as a leading man. This film, directed by Joseph Kane, is a significant piece of Western film history. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"South of the Border" (1939), a set of 16 mm film reels, stars the singing cowboy Gene Autry. Directed by George Sherman, this Western musical is a classic of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Tarzan & The Leopard Woman" (1946), a 16 mm film reel, features Johnny Weissmuller as Tarzan. Directed by Kurt Neumann, this film is a classic adventure in the Tarzan series. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Tarzan’s Peril" (1951), a 16 mm film reel, stars Lex Barker as the iconic Tarzan. This film is notable for being the first Tarzan film shot in Africa, although it was converted to black and white due to issues with the color footage Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Tarzan and the Mermaids" (1948), a 16 mm film reel, stars Johnny Weissmuller in his final appearance as Tarzan. This adventure, set against an exotic backdrop, is a classic of the series. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Maltese Falcon" (1941), a 16 mm film reel, stars the iconic Humphrey Bogart. Directed by John Huston, this film noir is a masterpiece of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Istanbul" (1957), a color film reel, stars Errol Flynn in a tale of intrigue and romance set in the exotic city. Directed by Joseph Pevney, this film is a remake of “Singapore,” with action transposed to the vibrant backdrop of Turkey Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Man of the West" (1958), a 16 mm film reel, stars the legendary Gary Cooper. Directed by Anthony Mann, this Western is renowned for its psychological depth and dramatic landscapes. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This vintage 18" x 25" poster of "King Kong" (1933) features Fay Wray and the iconic image of King Kong. An RKO Radio Picture directed by Merian C. Cooper, it’s a classic piece of cinema history. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Three different horror delights in poster form presented here: John Carpenter’s Prince Of Darkness, Elvira Mistress of The Dark and ghost hostess with the mostest and Slumber Party Massacre double sided poster. Measurements (Elvira) 27 x 42, 26 x 41 and 20 x 27 for the double sided Slumber Party poster. No punctures of rips except for one very tiny one to the very center of Prince Of Darkness, some fold creases from storage but mostly excellent corners and edges. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

A promotional set for "Lethal Weapon 1 & 2," featuring a poster and studio promo with Mel Gibson and Danny Glover. This 1989 action-comedy classic was directed by Richard Donner, Riggs and Murtaugh establishing a legendary film duo. Poster is like new with only minor fold creases from storage and the studio promo has one minor chip to the bottom edge of front page.

Two copies of "Indiana Jones Omnibus Volume 1" by Dark Horse Comics. This collection includes the adventures "Fate of Atlantis, "Thunder in the Orient, and “Arms of Gold, taking Indy from Africa to Asia in pursuit of ancient treasures, both softcovers are like-new with no damages.

A trio of softcover books delving into the shadowy world of film noir and the masterful suspense of Alfred Hitchcock: Film Noir: A comprehensive look at the dark side of cinema. Hitchcock/Truffaut: The definitive study of Alfred Hitchcock by François Truffaut, Revised Edition. Dark City: Eddie Muller’s exploration of the urban landscapes of film noir All huge hardcovers are very great in shape with only minimal wear to the dust jackets.

"Phantom Plainsmen" (1942), a 16 mm film reel, features Bob Steele in a thrilling Western adventure. Directed by John English, this film is part of the "Three Mesquiteers Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Star Packer" (1934), a 16 mm film reel, stars the legendary John Wayne. Directed by Robert N. Bradbury, this Western is an early showcase of Wayne’s rugged persona. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Valley Of Hunted Men" (1942), a 16 mm film reel, features Bob Steele in a gripping Western. Directed by S. Roy Luby, this film is part of the "Three Mesquiteers Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Durango Kid" (1940), a 16 mm film reel, stars Charles Starrett in the first film of the iconic series. Directed by Lambert Hillyer, this Western introduced the alter-ego character that Starrett would play for years Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The 16 mm film reel features "The Ivory-Handled Gun," a 1935 Western directed by Ray Taylor. Starring Buck Jones, it’s a tale of feuding and revenge, where two men, each owning an ivory-handled gun, continue a vendetta started by their fathers Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel holds "Shadow Ranch," a 1930 Western directed by Louis King. The film stars Buck Jones as Sim Baldwin, who aids Ruth Cameron, the ranch owner, against outlaws pressuring her to sell her land Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The 16 mm film reel "Phantom of the Plains" is a 1945 American Western directed by Lesley Selander. It stars Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder, with Bobby Blake as Little Beaver. In this installment, Red Ryder uncovers a conman’s plot to marry and murder for wealth. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "The Man from Thunder River," a 1943 Western directed by John English. The film stars Wild Bill Elliott as himself, alongside George ‘Gabby’ Hayes and Anne Jeffreys. The plot revolves around a valuable abandoned mine and a framed murder, with Elliott and Hayes saving the day. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Hello Trouble," a 1932 Western directed by Lambert Hillyer. The film stars Buck Jones as Ranger Jeff Douglas, who, after a tragic gunfight, leaves the Texas Rangers and becomes entangled in a ranch’s troubles Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Mojave Firebrand," a 1944 Western directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet. The film stars Wild Bill Elliott as himself, alongside George ‘Gabby’ Hayes and Anne Jeffreys. Set in 1877, it follows the story of a prospector whose mule uncovers a silver claim, leading to the establishment of a town that soon attracts outlaws. Elliott’s character steps in to restore order. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "From Nurse to Worse," a 1940 comedy short directed by Jules White. Starring the iconic trio Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard, this slapstick piece showcases the Stooges as paper hangers involved in an insurance fraud scheme that leads to a series of comedic mishaps. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "So Long Mr. Chumps," a 1941 comedy short directed by Jules White. The Three Stooges—Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard—star in this hilarious escapade where they play street cleaners who stumble Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Rockin’ Thru the Rockies," a 1940 comedy short directed by Jules White. The Three Stooges—Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard—star in this wild adventure as frontier guides leading a minstrel show west. They encounter various obstacles, including hostile Native Americans and a snowstorm, which they overcome with their signature slapstick humor. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "No Census, No Feeling," a 1940 comedy short directed by Del Lord. The Three Stooges—Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Curly Howard—star in this humorous tale as census takers who cause mayhem at a high society party and a football game. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Studio Stoops," a 1950 comedy short directed by Edward Bernds. The Three Stooges—Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Shemp Howard—star as publicity men hired by a movie studio. Their mission to publicize starlet Dolly Devore leads to a series of comedic blunders, including a fake kidnapping that turns real. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Dopey Dicks," a 1950 comedy short directed by Edward Bernds. The Three Stooges—Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Shemp Howard—star in this detective-themed escapade. They play amateur sleuths who inadvertently get involved in a mad scientist’s plot. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel and case hold "Block-Heads," a classic 1938 comedy starring the iconic duo Laurel & Hardy. Directed by John G. Blystone, the film is a humorous tale of World War I buddies reuniting after 20 years. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

These film reels contain "Ride 'Em Cowboy," a 1942 comedy starring the dynamic duo Abbott & Costello. Directed by Arthur Lubin, the film follows two peanut vendors who, despite their lack of cowboy skills, get jobs on a dude ranch Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Who Done It?" from 1942, a comedy-mystery directed by Erle C. Kenton. Starring the legendary duo Abbott & Costello, it follows two soda jerks who dream of writing radio mysteries and find themselves in the middle of a real murder case at a radio station. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm reel features "Way Out West," a 1937 comedy gem by director James W. Horne. Laurel & Hardy shine in this Western spoof, delivering their trademark slapstick and musical antics Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

These 16 mm film reels hold "Swiss Miss," a 1938 comedy directed by John G. Blystone. Laurel & Hardy star as mousetrap salesmen in Switzerland, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures involving a composer, his wife, and a gorilla Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel likely contains "Pardon Us," Laurel & Hardy’s first feature-length film from 1931. Directed by James Parrott, the comedy follows the duo’s misadventures in prison after a homebrewing mishap during Prohibition Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Five Rock Band music posters, 2 John Lennon Imagine Capitol Records, Pearl Jam Live At Wrigley’s Field Let’s Play Two Danny Clinch poster, Bob Dylan The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration poster, and Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Pack Up The Plantation Live MCA Records Poster. Roughly 18 x 24 for the Tom Petty poster, 27 x 39 for Pearl Jam poster, 24 x 38 for Bob Dylan poster, and 24 x 35 for the two John Lennon posters. All posters have no major rips or tears, only minor minimal wear to edges from storage and stored rolled.

Kevin Smith"s Clerks Original Motion Picture Soundtrack poster via Miramax and Chaos 1994 Sony Music, and Michael Lehmann’s Heathers poster. 24 x 37 for Clerks and 27 x 40 for the Heathers poster, both are nice with no rips or tears, only minor edge wear from storage.

Three Walt Disney The Rocketeer posters and one Paramount Pictures Congo movie poster. No major rips or tears, minimal edge wear and waving from rolled up storage.

From the blockbuster hit The Bodyguard, to the critically acclaimed Dances With Wolves, and the box office bomb Waterworld, Kevin Costner showcased here sensationally with three of his film’s posters. One small rip and surface scuff to the top left corner of Dances With Wolves (this poster is double sided), only minor edge wear from storage elsewhere, posters measure 27 x 40 for Bodyguard, 25 x 36 for Dances, and 27 x 38 for Waterworld.

Overlook’s The Art of Noir by Eddie Muller hardcover, Rizzoli New York American Cinema 100 Years Of Filmmaking by Jeanine Basinger, and Hyperion and Miramax Books Martin Scorsese A Personal Journey Through American Movies. All three books are in great condition, Art Of Noir is still shrink wrapped and like-new however there is a perforation to the bottom of the plastic on it, minimal wear to dust covers.

This 16 mm reel features "All Teed Up," a 1930 comedy starring Charley Chase and Thelma Todd. While the director’s name isn’t specified, Chase often directed his works, suggesting he may have helmed this film. It’s a classic piece of early Hollywood, showcasing the era’s comedic style and the talents of its stars Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "The Playhouse," a 1921 silent film classic directed by and starring Buster Keaton. Known for its technical innovation and comedic genius, the film features Keaton in multiple roles, showcasing his talent in a variety of comedic situations within a theater setting Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Movie Night," a 1929 comedy short featuring Charley Chase. Known for his work in silent and early sound comedies, Chase’s films often blend slapstick with situational humor. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Number, Please?" a 1920 silent comedy classic starring Harold Lloyd. Known for his daring physical comedy and everyman persona, Lloyd’s performance in this film is a delightful showcase of his talent in the early days of cinema. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "I’ll Build It Myself," a 1946 comedy short starring Edgar Kennedy. Directed by Hal Yates Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Christmas Capers Donald Duck Chip 'N Dale 1949," likely contains the animated short “Toy Tinkers.” Directed by Jack Hannah, it features Donald Duck and Chip ‘n’ Dale in a festive, comedic conflict over Christmas treats Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Limousine Love," a 1928 silent comedy short starring Charley Chase. The film is famous for its humorous plot involving Chase’s character unknowingly driving around with a bride stuck in the back of his limousine. It’s a classic example of situational comedy from the silent film era, making it a valuable piece for collectors and fans of early cinematic comedy. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Midsummer Mush," a 1933 comedy short directed by and starring Charley Chase. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, marked "ALL IN A NUTSHELL DONALD DUCK 1949," likely contains the animated short “All in a Nutshell.” Directed by Jack Hannah, it features Donald Duck as he tries to harvest nuts from Chip ‘n’ Dale’s tree, leading to a humorous battle of wits. This piece is a classic example of Disney’s golden age of animation, making it a valuable item for collectors and fans of vintage cartoons. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Donald’s Birthday Party Donald Duck 1949," Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel likely contains "Public Ghost Number 1," a 1935 comedy short starring Charley Chase. The film is a humorous take on the afterlife, with Chase’s character causing chaos in a haunted house. It’s a classic piece of cinematic comedy from the mid-1930s, offering a glimpse into the era’s entertainment and Chase’s comedic style. A great find for collectors and fans of early film comedy. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Saboteur," a 1942 suspense thriller directed by the master of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. The film is known for its iconic Statue of Liberty finale and follows the story of a man wrongfully accused of sabotage. It’s a significant piece of cinematic history, showcasing Hitchcock’s early work in Hollywood and his genius in the thriller genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, marked "Riders Of Black River Charles Starrett 1939," contains the Western film directed by Norman Deming. Starring Charles Starrett, Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "The Strawberry Roan 1947 Gene Autry," likely contains the Western film directed by John English. Starring Gene Autry, the film tells the story of a cowboy who tames a wild horse to help a disabled boy Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, inscribed with "Spirit of the West Hoot Gibson 1932," likely contains the Western film directed by Otto Brower. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, inscribed with "Lawless Frontier John Wayne 1935," likely contains the Western film directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Starring the iconic John Wayne, the film is part of the ‘Three Mesquiteers’ series, where Wayne’s character battles a notorious outlaw to protect the land and honor of a family. It’s a classic piece of Americana and a must-have for collectors of the Western genre and John Wayne memorabilia. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

These film reels feature "Indian Agent," a 1948 Western directed by Lesley Selander. Starring Tim Holt, Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

These 16 mm film reels contain "Rio Grande Patrol," a 1950 Western directed by Lesley Selander. Starring Tim Holt, the film follows border guards thwarting a gun smuggling operation. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, marked with "Psycho 1960 Anthony Perkins Janet Leigh," likely contains Alfred Hitchcock’s groundbreaking thriller “Psycho.” Starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh, the film is a masterpiece of suspense and psychological horror Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

These film reels contain "The Hanging Tree," a 1959 Western drama directed by Delmer Daves and starring Gary Cooper. The film, known for its gripping narrative and Cooper’s compelling performance, follows a doctor who saves a criminal from a lynching and then seeks redemption in a gold camp. These reels, marked as color and numbered, are a significant find for collectors and admirers of classic Western cinema. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, inscribed with "The Fighting Code 1933 Buck Jones," likely contains the Western film featuring Buck Jones. Known for his charismatic cowboy roles, Jones stars in this classic tale of justice and bravery in the Old West. It’s a valuable piece for collectors and enthusiasts of the genre, representing the early days of Western cinema. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

These film reels contain "Overland Stage Raiders," a 1938 Western adventure starring John Wayne. The film, part of the ‘Three Mesquiteers’ series, showcases Wayne’s early career as he and his companions protect a gold shipment from bandits. It’s a classic piece of Americana and a valuable collectible for fans of John Wayne and the Western genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Santa Fe Stampede 1938 John Wayne," likely contains the Western film directed by George Sherman. As part of the ‘Three Mesquiteers’ series, it features John Wayne in a tale of justice as the trio uncovers a plot to start a range war. It’s a classic Western, capturing the spirit of the era and Wayne’s early career. A valuable item for collectors and fans of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Pals Of The Saddle 1938 John Wayne," likely contains the Western film directed by George Sherman. As part of the ‘Three Mesquiteers’ series, it features John Wayne in a tale of undercover agents and international intrigue. It’s a classic Western, capturing the spirit of the era and Wayne’s early career. A valuable item for collectors and fans of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, marked "King Of The Pecos 1936 John Wayne," likely contains the Western film directed by Joseph Kane. Starring John Wayne, the film follows a lawyer seeking justice for his parents’ murder in the town of Pecos. It’s a classic tale of revenge and law in the Old West, making it a valuable piece for collectors and fans of John Wayne’s early work and the Western genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "The Night Riders 1939 John Wayne," likely contains the Western film directed by George Sherman. As part of the ‘Three Mesquiteers’ series, it features John Wayne in a tale of vigilantes reclaiming land for disenfranchised ranchers. It’s a classic Western, capturing the spirit of the era and Wayne’s early career. A valuable item for collectors and fans of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel, labeled "Angel And The Badman John Wayne 1947 Reel," likely contains the classic Western film directed by James Edward Grant. Starring John Wayne and Gail Russell, the film is known for its blend of action and romance, as Wayne’s character, an injured gunfighter, is nursed back to health by a Quaker girl. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Vigilantes Of Dodge City Wild Bill 1944," likely contains the Western film directed by Howard Bretherton. Starring Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder, Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Bordertown Gunfighters Wild Bill 1943," likely contains the Western film directed by Howard Bretherton. Starring Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder, the film is part of the Red Ryder series produced by Republic Pictures. It’s a classic Western, featuring the iconic cowboy hero and his sidekick Little Beaver, played by Bobby Blake. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

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This 16 mm film reel canister, marked with "Death Valley Manhunt Wild Bill 1943," likely contains the Western film directed by Howard Bretherton. Starring Wild Bill Elliott and featuring George ‘Gabby’ Hayes and Anne Jeffreys, the film is part of the Red Ryder series produced by Republic Pictures. It’s a classic Western, featuring the iconic cowboy hero and his sidekick Little Beaver, played by Bobby Blake. This reel is a valuable collectible for fans of the genre and the Red Ryder series. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "North From The Lone Star Wild Bill 1941," likely contains the Western film directed by Lambert Hillyer. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "In Early Arizona Wild Bill 1938," likely contains the Western film directed by Joseph Levering. Starring Wild Bill Elliott, the film is part of the early Western genre, showcasing the adventures in the Arizona territory. It’s a valuable piece for collectors and fans of classic Westerns and Wild Bill Elliott’s filmography. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, labeled "Sheriff Of Redwood Valley 1946 Wild Bill Elliott," likely contains the Western film directed by R.G. Springsteen. Starring Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder, the film is part of the Red Ryder series produced by Republic Pictures Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel canister, marked "Tucson Raiders Wild Bill Elliott 1944," contains the Western film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet. Starring Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder, the film is part of the Red Ryder series produced by Republic Pictures. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel, labeled "The Fighting Parson Hoot Gibson 1933," contains the Western film directed by Louis King. Starring Hoot Gibson, the film follows a cowboy who becomes a minister in a lawless town Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm reel presents "Shooting High," a 1940 Western directed by Alfred E. Green. Starring Gene Autry, it’s a tale of feuding families, romance, and a movie within a movie. The plot revolves around a film company’s quest to make a movie about a famous sheriff, hiring his grandson as the lead. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Return of the Lash," a 1947 Western directed by Ray Taylor. Starring the whip-wielding Lash LaRue as Cheyenne Davis, the film follows his character’s involvement in a range war to help ranchers combat corruption. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "The Sea Hawk," a swashbuckling adventure directed by Michael Curtiz. Starring Errol Flynn, the 1940 classic portrays an English privateer’s heroics against the Spanish Armada. Known for its grand sea battles and romantic subplots, the film is celebrated for its action sequences and Erich Wolfgang Korngold’s stirring score. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Keep 'Em Flying," a 1941 comedy directed by Arthur Lubin. Starring the comedic duo Abbott and Costello, the film is part of their service comedy series, capturing the patriotic fervor of the era. The plot centers on a barnstorming stunt pilot and his two assistants who join the Air Corps, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Brothers in the Saddle," a 1949 Western directed by Lesley Selander. The film stars Tim Holt as Tim Taylor, who confronts family drama and frontier justice. It’s a classic tale of a good brother facing the consequences of his sibling’s actions, with a mix of action and moral dilemmas Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel showcases "Lone Texas Ranger," a 1945 Western directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet. Starring Wild Bill Elliott as Red Ryder, the film features thrilling action and a plot involving a crooked sheriff and a blacksmith in cahoots to rob stages and mines, framing innocent people. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Pardon My Glove," a classic episode from the 1956 television series “The Honeymooners.” Directed by Frank Satenstein, this comedic gem stars Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden, who discovers a glove that leads him to suspect his wife Alice of infidelity Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "The Safety Award," an episode from the iconic 1956 TV series “The Honeymooners.” Directed by Frank Satenstein, it humorously depicts Ralph Kramden’s anticipation and mishaps as he’s about to receive an award for being the city’s safest bus driver. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Both posters measure around roughly 27 x 41, two critically acclaimed and chilling performances from two of the greatest actors of their generation easily, De Niro in Scorsese’s Cape Fear and Keitel in Bad Lieutenant by Abel Ferrara. No damage to posters, only minor waving from rolled storage and or creases, good edges and corners.

Tim Burton fans, here’s a double dose of dazzling — Beetlejuice and Mars Attacks posters, both measuring roughly about the same size, around 27 x 39, no tears or rips, no major damage to posters, only minor waving from rolled storage, good edges and corners.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Other People’s Money, and Raising Arizona film posters, all three measuring roughly 27 x 40, no major damage to posters but Raising AZ does have two tiny tears to the top center edge, only minor waving from rolled storage, good edges and corners.

Two Around The World In 80 Ways studio distributor foldout promos from 1988, and a hanging mobile for Jeff Bridges and Kim Basinger’s Nadine from Robert Benton Tri-Star 1987, three hanging parts to it plus the hook and string. Items have no damages.

Showcasing some of the greatest horror tiles for its period, a really cool and unique item — Embassy Home Entertainment’s Cheap Chills II studio distributor promo guide with a wonderful pop-up centerfold (pictured). No major damage, minor waving to a corner or two, faint nubbing to bottom tip.

This 16 mm film reel features "Oh My Aching Back," an episode from the 1956 classic TV series “The Honeymooners.” Directed by Frank Satenstein, it stars Jackie Gleason as Ralph Kramden, who injures his back after a bowling tournament, right before a crucial physical examination. The episode is known for its humorous portrayal of Ralph’s predicament and the ensuing antics Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Leave It To Beaver" Episode 96 from 1959, a beloved family comedy series. The episode, titled “The Bus Ride,” directed by Norman Tokar, aired on March 12, 1959. It humorously captures a mix-up during a bus trip where Beaver and Wally end up on separate buses going in different directions. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "In the Soup," Episode 161 from the 1961 TV series “Leave It To Beaver.” Directed by Norman Abbott, this episode is iconic for its surreal humor as Beaver, on a dare, climbs into a billboard soup bowl and needs rescuing. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Beaver Sees America," Episode 229 from the 1963 TV series “Leave It To Beaver.” Directed by Hugh Beaumont, it aired on June 6, 1963. The episode follows Beaver’s excitement over a 6-week summer bus trip to see America’s famous sites, which is dampened by romantic rivalry. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Sunset on the Desert," a 1942 Western directed by Joseph Kane. Starring Roy Rogers in a dual role, the film involves mistaken identity and undercover heroics in a classic outlaw gang Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh. scenario. It’s a notable entry in Rogers’ filmography, offering a mix of action, music, and the charm of the era Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel contains "Eyes of Texas," a 1948 Western directed by William Witney. Starring Roy Rogers, the film features a ranch turned home for boys who lost their fathers in World War II. The plot thickens with an evil lawyer’s scheme involving killer dogs and a phony heir. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16 mm film reel features "Romance on the Range," a 1942 Western directed by Joseph Kane. Starring Roy Rogers, it’s a tale of fur thieves, a murder mystery, and a ranch owner in disguise. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

a 1942 classic western, "ridin’ down the canyon" features roy rogers and his band, the sons of the pioneers, in a tale of heroism and song. directed by joseph kane, the film follows rogers as he thwarts rustlers and uncovers wartime profiteering, all while serenading with hits like “blue prairie” Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Shine On Harvest Moon," a 1938 Western, stars Roy Rogers in a range war ignited by a dissolved partnership. Directed by Joseph Kane, it features the debut of radio duo Lulubelle and Scotty, adding a musical charm to the drama Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"In Old Caliente" is a 1939 Western starring Roy Rogers. Directed by Joseph Kane, it features Rogers in a story of betrayal and justice in early California. The film includes songs like “Sundown on the Rangeland” and showcases Rogers’ signature blend of action and melody. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Riding Tornado," is a 1932 Western classic directed by D. Ross Lederman. It stars Tim McCoy as a hero navigating through deceit and redemption amidst the backdrop of the Wild West. The uncut reel is a collector’s gem, capturing the essence of early American cinema with its thrilling adventures and rugged landscapes. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Paroled To Die," is a gripping 1938 Western directed by Sam Newfield. It stars Bob Steele in a tale of intrigue where a banker’s embezzlement leads to framing and a complex plot of revenge. Steele’s character, Doug Redfern, must navigate a dangerous path to clear his name Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Spider Woman," is a 1943 Sherlock Holmes mystery directed by Roy William Neill. Starring Basil Rathbone, the film unravels a series of "pajama suicides that Holmes deduces are the work of a female mastermind using a venomous spider. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Hills of Utah," is a 1951 Western directed by John English. Gene Autry stars as a frontier town doctor caught between cattle ranchers and copper miners in a heated feud. The film features the song “Peter Cottontail” and showcases Autry’s multifaceted talents as he navigates the war-torn town Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "School’s Out," is a delightful 1930 short from the “Little Rascals” series, directed by Robert F. McGowan. It humorously depicts the children’s antics as they mistake Miss Crabtree’s brother for a suitor and conspire to drive him away Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Mail and Female," is a charming 1937 comedy directed by Fred C. Newmeyer. Part of the “Little Rascals” series, it humorously follows the gang as they form the “He-Man Woman Haters Club,” only to be outsmarted by the clever Darla Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Gauchos of El Dorado," is a 1941 Western directed by Lester Orlebeck. Starring Tom Tyler, it’s part of the “Three Mesquiteers” series, showcasing a blend of drama, music, and Western themes Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Southward Ho," is a 1939 Western directed by Joseph Kane. Roy Rogers stars as a post-Civil War hero in Texas, combating lawlessness and corruption. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Valley of Fire," is a 1951 Western directed by John English. Gene Autry stars as the mayor of Quartz City, navigating a plot to hijack a wagon train of women destined for his town Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Mystery of the Hooded Horsemen," is a 1937 Western directed by Ray Taylor. Starring Tex Ritter, the film features a thrilling plot where Ritter’s character infiltrates a gang of hooded outlaws to clear his name. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

John Candy and Dan Aykroyd in one of the greatest summer time comedies ever The Great Outdoors, and then the darkly humorous and intriguing Witches Of Eastwick starring Jack Nicholson, Cher, Michelle Pfieffer and Susan Sarandon. There is a chip to the top right corner of Witches and a small rip, scuff and small tape pieces to left edge, minor wear elsewhere, creases from folded storage. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Whirlwind," is a 1933 Western directed by D. Ross Lederman. It stars Tim McCoy as Tim Reynolds, who, after years of wandering, returns to Sagebrush and is suspected of murder. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "No Man’s Range," is a 1935 Western directed by Robert N. Bradbury. It stars Bob Steele in a classic tale of a range war and mistaken identities. Steele’s character, Jim Hale, arrives to find a ranch in turmoil and must navigate through deceit to aid the rightful owners Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Silver Grave," is a 1956 episode from the “Sky King” television series, directed by Jodie Copelan. The plot centers around Sky King aiding a writer’s search for the loot from an infamous robbery by the Lowery gang Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Feathered Serpent," is a 1958 episode from the “Sky King” series, directed by Clark L. Paylow. The plot unfolds as a bird with a valuable emerald lands in Penny’s garden, leading Sky King to release the bird to track its path Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Rustlers on Wheels," is a 1956 episode from the “Sky King” series, directed by Jodie Copelan. In this adventure, Sky King confronts a young rancher’s dilemma as sixty head of cattle are stolen. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Plastic Ghost," is a 1956 episode from the “Sky King” series, directed by Jodie Copelan. The episode features Sky and Penny King responding to a distress signal from a ghost town, leading them to a dangerous criminal and his hostage. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "One for the Money," is a 1952 episode from the “Sky King” series, directed by Hollingsworth Morse. The plot involves Penny picking up the wrong suitcase at the airport, leading to a discovery of counterfeit money and a suspenseful investigation Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Wolf Cry," is a 1954 episode from "The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin series, directed by Robert G. Walker. The story follows Rusty, who plays one too many games, leading the soldiers to doubt him when a real crisis occurs. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Blood Brothers," is a 1954 episode from “The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin” series, directed by Douglas Heyes. The story unfolds as Cpl. Rusty becomes a blood brother with a young Apache, whose life was saved by Rin Tin Tin. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "The Ghost Town," is a 1955 episode from “The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin” series, directed by Robert G. Walker. The story involves the troop accompanying railroad men to a ghost town, where mysterious events occur. Rin Tin Tin uncovers the truth behind the phenomena, revealing a hermit trying to protect his land. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Runaway Truck," is a 1959 episode from the "Sky King series, directed by William Witney. The plot unfolds with Sky King teaching a doctor friend to fly when they receive an urgent call. A patient has taken the wrong medication and her husband, unknowingly under the same influence, is driving a truck full of children down a mountain. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Texas Stagecoach," is a 1940 Western directed by Joseph H. Lewis. Starring Charles Starrett, the film features a rivalry between two stage lines and a banker’s nefarious plot to sabotage both. The Sons of the Pioneers provide musical interludes, adding to the film’s charm Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Charlie Chan at Treasure Island," is a 1939 mystery thriller directed by Norman Foster. Starring Sidney Toler as the astute detective Charlie Chan, the film follows his investigation of a phony psychic during the 1939 World Exposition on San Francisco’s Treasure Island, leading him to expose a suicide as murder. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Charlie Chan on Broadway," is a 1937 mystery thriller directed by Eugene Forde. Starring Warner Oland as the brilliant detective, the film follows Chan’s investigation of a murder linked to a tell-all diary amidst the glitz of New York City. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Charlie Chan in Rio," is a 1941 mystery thriller directed by Harry Lachman. Starring Sidney Toler as the insightful detective, the film follows Chan’s pursuit of a singer involved in a murder in Honolulu, only to find her dead in Rio Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

This 16mm film, "Castle in the Desert," is a 1942 mystery thriller directed by Harry Lachman. Starring Sidney Toler as Charlie Chan, it involves apparent poisonings at a mansion in the Mojave Desert Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "fugitive sheriff," is a 1936 western directed by spencer gordon bennet. starring ken maynard, it’s a tale of mistaken identity and justice, as maynard’s character is framed for a crime he didn’t commit. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "the strawberry roan," is a 1933 western directed by alan james. starring ken maynard, it tells the story of a cowboy who tames a wild horse blamed for ranch troubles. the reel is a classic, capturing the essence of cowboy cinema with its tale of adventure and redemption Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "the trail drive," is a 1933 western directed by alan james. starring ken maynard, it portrays the tale of a cattle drive swindle across state lines. maynard’s character, ken benton, leads the drive, unaware of the deceit. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "phantom thunderbolt," is a 1933 western directed by alan james. starring ken maynard as the thunderbolt kid, it follows his efforts to aid a town threatened by outlaws opposing a railroad. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "tombstone canyon," is a 1932 western directed by alan james. starring ken maynard, it features a mysterious “phantom” in black, haunting the canyon and targeting the lazy s ranch. maynard’s character uncovers a personal connection to the phantom while seeking his father’s identity. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "fargo express," is a 1932 western directed by alan james. starring ken maynard, it’s a tale of mistaken identity and justice, as maynard’s character is framed for a crime he didn’t commit Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

this 16mm film, "alias the badman," is a 1931 western directed by phil rosen. starring ken maynard, it follows a texas ranger infiltrating an outlaw gang to avenge his father’s murder. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Brand of the Outlaws" (1936): This 16mm film reel presents a captivating Western directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Bob Steele stars as Gary Gray, a man wrongfully accused of rustling and murder. In a quest to clear his name, Gray navigates through a landscape of deceit and danger. This reel is a treasure for collectors, offering a glimpse into the classic era of cowboy cinema, where justice and identity are central themes. A true artifact of film history, it’s a must-have for enthusiasts of the genre. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Key Video and 20th Century Fox with two promotional cardboard standees for the motion picture Mother, Jugs and Speed starring Bill Cosby, Raquel Welch and Harvey Keitel, a film by Peter Yates film released 1976 board standees themselves produced 1988, both are unused with only a tiny area or two of minor nubbing or surface rubbing, no major damage.

Critically acclaimed and regarded as one of the more memorable romance comedies of the late 80’s via Rob Reiner, Orion Home Video When Harry Met Sally Promotional distributor studio press kit, complete wi5 Orion Home Video labeled envelope, two foldout promo folders and both with a promotional info "hot sheet," plus a theatrical poster for the film measuring roughly 27 x 40. All items clean and like-new, fold creases to poster from storage in envelope, envelope itself has rips and slight wear from being opened.

Starring Alan Alda, Woody Allen, Claire Bloom, Mia Farrow, Anjelica Huston, Martin Landau, and many others, a still sealed and unopened Orion Home Video Crimes and Misdemeanors studio promo press kit, as it’s sealed and unopened, unknown contents inside however there is a poster and other materials, stated on envelope.

"Here’s lookin’ at you, kid…" Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in one of cinema’s most beloved films, MGM/UA Casablanca studio promotional items, including a preview guide, a studio promo sheet, spreadsheet, and folder. Normal wear on these items.

Encased in an Elvis The King Of Rock N Roll Complete 50’s masters folder, Elvis Make Way For The King two page guide and one sheet, a neat Elvis studio VHS promo guide, a sendaway Elvis Lives Contest sheet, two glossy Elvis B&W photo stickers, a promotional McMullen & Company Press Release and Elvis Is Alive distributor two page sheet, Elvis The King Of Rock N Roll Complete 50’s Masters 30 page or so guidebook and overview of his life, a complete RCA Records Limited Edition Stamp Sheet unpunched (36 stamps to the sheet in total), and finally 2 Elvis 1988 Home Video promo pamphlets. All items nice in condition, normal wear some minor creases and a faded stain or bunching.

Bad Religion Atlantic photo sticker, Joan Jett and The Blackhearts Warner Bros photo sticker, Nothing & Interscope Nine Inch Nails Trent Reznor photo sticker, Bruce Dickinson Mercury photo sticker and photo copied personal letter, American Records Danzig thrall demonsweatlive 1993 promo kit with folder, photo and printouts, and finally a Capitol Records Megadeth Youthanasia 1994 folder and band photo. All items very nice in condition with typical wear from storage, what looks to be some water damage to the NIN photo, minor creases and dings to folders.

"Riders of the Rio Grande" (1943): This 16mm film reel presents the final entry in the “Three Mesquiteers” series, directed by Howard Bretherton. The Western stars Tom Tyler and features a plot where the Mesquiteers come to the aid of a town’s banker, who is facing ruin after a robbery. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Western Justice" (1935): This 16mm film reel features the Western classic “Western Justice,” directed by Robert N. Bradbury. The film stars Bob Steele in a tale of three men on individual quests who meet and assume the names Ace, King, and Jack. Together, they confront a villain intent on drying up a town’s water supply. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Trail of Terror" (1935): This 16mm film reel features a thrilling Western directed by Robert N. Bradbury. Bob Steele stars as Manning, an individual posing as an outlaw who breaks out of jail to infiltrate a gang and uncover the location of stolen money. The film is a classic example of the genre, showcasing a blend of action, suspense, and the rugged landscapes of the American West. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Doomed at Sundown" (1937): This 16mm film reel features a Western directed by Sam Newfield. Bob Steele stars as Dave Austin, a sheriff’s son who seeks justice for his father’s murder. The film is a classic tale of vengeance and courage in the face of adversity. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Man From Music Mountain" (1938): This 16mm film reel showcases a Western classic directed by Joseph Kane. Gene Autry stars in a tale where land developers swindle ranchers unaware of the gold beneath their land Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Last of the Pony Riders" (1953): This 16mm film reel features Gene Autry’s final starring feature, directed by George Archainbaud. In this Western, Autry, an ex-Pony Express rider, endeavors to protect his mail franchise as the Pony Express becomes obsolete with the advent of stagecoach mail and the telegraph Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Last Round-Up" (1947): This 16mm film reel features Gene Autry in a Western directed by John English. Autry plays a mediator who attempts to ensure that both Indians and ranchers benefit from a new aqueduct, opposed by a corrupt banker. The film is noted for its equitable portrayal of Native Americans and its classic Western action Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Git Along Little Dogies" (1937): This 16mm film reel features a Western directed by Joseph Kane. Gene Autry stars in a conflict between cattle ranchers and oilmen, siding with the ranchers until realizing the benefits of oil. The film is notable for its musical interludes, including Autry leading a sing-along, and for addressing the impact of industrial progress on the Old West. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Home on the Prairie" (1939): This 16mm film reel features a Western directed by Jack Townley. Gene Autry stars as a livestock inspector determined to prevent a corrupt rancher from shipping cattle infected with hoof and mouth disease. The film is notable for its blend of drama, music, and Western action, as well as its focus on public health in the ranching industry Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Whirlwind" (1951): This 16mm film reel features a Western adventure directed by John English. Gene Autry stars as a postal inspector unraveling a series of mail robberies orchestrated by a western crime syndicate. With the help of his sidekick, portrayed by Smiley Burnette, Autry confronts the criminal mastermind, Big Jim Lassiter. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"Hawaii Five-O: Nightmare in Blue" (1974): This 16mm film reel features Episode 21 from Season 6 of the iconic series “Hawaii Five-O,” directed by Michael O’Herlihy. The episode, which aired on February 5, 1974, delves into a harrowing case where Steve McGarrett and his team hunt for a man assaulting and killing women. The suspect, a police officer, uses his position to evade suspicion, adding a chilling twist to the investigation Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

"The Dawn Patrol" (1938): This set of three 16mm film reels features the classic war film directed by Edmund Goulding. Starring Errol Flynn, Basil Rathbone, and David Niven, the film is a remake of the pre-Code 1930 film of the same title. Set during World War I, it follows the harrowing experiences of British Royal Flying Corps fighter pilots facing the brutal realities of war. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake - 1942 Film Reel Collection" Description: Unveil the drama of the 1942 classic “Son of Fury: The Story of Benjamin Blake,” presented across three original 16mm film reels. Directed by John Cromwell, this captivating tale follows Benjamin Blake, portrayed by Tyrone Power, in his quest for justice against his malevolent uncle, played by George Sanders. Gene Tierney shines as the enchanting Eve, adding romance to this adventure set against the lush backdrop of the South Seas. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Gold: A 1932 Jack Hoxie Western Adventure - Original Film Reel" Description: Discover the Wild West with this 1932 film reel of "Gold,directed by Otto Brower. Starring the rugged Jack Hoxie, alongside Alice Day, this Pre-Code Western follows a cowboy’s perilous journey as a gold miner battling a nefarious gang. With a plot that twists with danger and deceit, this film is a classic representation of early sound Westerns. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "The Spoilers: A Riveting 1942 Alaskan Gold Rush Saga - Film Reel Set" Description: Immerse yourself in the gripping narrative of “The Spoilers,” a 1942 Western directed by Ray Enright. This film reel set stars John Wayne as Roy Glennister, a miner entangled in a fierce battle for his gold claim against the corrupt commissioner Alexander McNamara, played by Randolph Scott. Marlene Dietrich adds a touch of glamour as Cherry Malotte, the saloon singer caught in a love triangle Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Dead End: The 1937 Urban Drama - Original Film Reels" Description: Experience the stark reality of New York’s East Side with the 1937 film "Dead End,directed by William Wyler. This set of film reels brings to life the gripping story adapted from Sidney Kingsley’s play, featuring Humphrey Bogart as the notorious gangster ‘Baby Face’ Martin. The film’s portrayal of the harsh divide between the rich and the poor, as well as the struggles of the Dead End Kids, offers a profound look at the societal issues of the era. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Mara Maru: High Seas Adventure - 1952 Film Reel Set" Description: Dive into the noir action of “Mara Maru,” a 1952 film directed by Gordon Douglas. Starring Errol Flynn as Gregory Mason, a post-WWII salvage diver in Manila, and Ruth Roman as Stella Callahan, this thrilling narrative unfolds with murder, sunken treasure, and betrayal. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Tarzan Triumphs: 1943 Jungle Heroism - Original Film Reel" Description: Journey into the jungle with “Tarzan Triumphs,” a 1943 action-packed adventure directed by Wilhelm Thiele. Starring Johnny Weissmuller as the iconic Tarzan, this film showcases his battle against Nazi invaders in a hidden city. With Frances Gifford as Zandra, the princess of Palandrya, and Johnny Sheffield as Boy, Tarzan’s adopted son, the film is a wartime saga blending heroism with the wild. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Tarzan’s New York Adventure: 1942 Classic Film Reel" Description: Embark on a thrilling journey with “Tarzan’s New York Adventure,” a 1942 classic directed by Richard Thorpe. This film reel captures Johnny Weissmuller in his iconic role as Tarzan, venturing into the urban jungle of New York City to rescue his son Boy, played by Johnny Sheffield. The adventure intensifies as Tarzan, along with Jane, portrayed by Maureen O’Sullivan, confronts the challenges of the modern world. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Tarzan’s Secret Treasure: 1941 Adventure Film Reel" Description: This 1941 film reel presents “Tarzan’s Secret Treasure,” directed by Richard Thorpe. Starring Johnny Weissmuller, Maureen O’Sullivan, and Johnny Sheffield, the film is a thrilling installment in the Tarzan series. The plot revolves around an expedition that discovers gold on Tarzan’s escarpment, leading to the kidnapping of Jane and Boy. Tarzan must navigate treachery and deceit to rescue them and protect his home Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Tarzan Finds a Son: 1939 Classic Jungle Saga - Film Reel" Description: Explore the jungle saga of “Tarzan Finds a Son,” a 1939 film directed by Richard Thorpe. This reel stars Johnny Weissmuller in his legendary role as Tarzan, who, along with Jane, played by Maureen O’Sullivan, discovers and adopts a boy from a crashed plane. The film captures the essence of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan in the wild, as the couple raises the boy they call ‘Boy’, portrayed by Johnny Sheffield. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Blazing Arrows: A Frontier Epic - 1931 Film Reel" Description: Relive the frontier spirit with "Blazing Arrows, also known as “Fighting Caravans, a 1931 Western starring Gary Cooper. Directed by Otto Brower and David Burton, this film captures the essence of Zane Grey’s storytelling. Cooper plays a young scout leading a freight wagon train across perilous territory, facing off against both nature and nefarious foes. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Hit The Saddle: 1937 Western Classic - Original Film Reel" Description: Gallop into the action with “Hit The Saddle,” a 1937 Western directed by Mack V. Wright. Starring Bob Livingston as part of the Three Mesquiteers, this film features a gripping tale of greed and deception. The plot centers around a corrupt rancher’s scheme to close a wild horse sanctuary for his own gain, and the Mesquiteers’ daring efforts to thwart his plans Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Heart of the Rockies: 1937 Western Frontier - Original Film Reel" Description: Saddle up for “Heart of the Rockies,” a 1937 Western classic directed by Joseph Kane. This film reel stars the Three Mesquiteers—Robert Livingston, Ray Corrigan, and Max Terhune—as they unravel a cattle-rustling scheme pinned on a local mountain family. With action-packed scenes and a touch of drama, this movie captures the essence of the Western genre Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Title: "Powder River Rustlers: 1949 Western Action - Original Film Reel" Description: Saddle up for a classic Western adventure with "Powder River Rustlers,directed by Philip Ford. This 1949 film stars Allan ‘Rocky’ Lane as the intrepid railroad agent uncovering a devious scheme in a small town. The townsfolk are conned into raising funds for a non-existent railroad bridge, but Rocky Lane is on the case Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

Two horror thriller posters, George A Romero’s Monkey Shines that made that symbol smashing monkey a menacing toy macabre icon, and the sequel with Terry O’Quinn reprising his role as the evil The Stepfather 2. Both posters in good condition with one chip to bottom right corner tip of Stepfather and some fold creases from storage, measuring roughly 27 x 39. Reel case has normal wear from decades of storage, film reel itself looks to be clean and fresh.

The original Saturday Night Live member here with two of his forgotten films posterized, Dragnet costarring Tom Hanks and Caddyshack II costarring Chevy Chase and Randy Quaid. Both posters measure 26 x 39 and have only creases from folded storage, no tears or rips.

Steve Martin and Robin Williams with heart touching performances from the 90’s, Parenthood and Being Human. Both posters measure roughly 27 x 40 and only have fold creases from folded storage, no chips or major rips.

Including 2 giant theatrical posters, one huge vinyl sticker and one promo studio pamphlet, one half of Cheech and Chong, Cheech Marin with Born In East L.A. All items nice in condition with no major damages, minor spots of wear, posters measure roughly 28 x 40.

Christopher Reeve as the iconic superhero above all, Superman Iv The Quest For Peace poster. Poster itself measures roughly 27 x 40, one tiny hole rip to the top right corner, some fold creases from folded storage.