Leiji Matsumoto – 6 Japanese Anime Cinema Programmes – Galaxy Express 999, Captain Harlock & Yamato

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Six Japanese cinema souvenir programmes linked to Leiji Matsumoto, featuring Galaxy Express 999, Captain Harlock and Yamato, Be Forever Yamato, and Queen Millennia, with mint interior pages, paper material, in near‑mint condition, all shipped flat from France.

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A collection of six Japanese cinema souvenir programmes featuring celebrated science-fiction anime associated with Leiji Matsumoto.

The selection brings together the worlds of Galaxy Express 999, Captain Harlock, Queen Millennia and Space Battleship Yamato, with striking illustrated covers featuring Maetel, Harlock and iconic spacecraft.

Included in this lot:

1. Galaxy Express 999 — film released in 1979.
2. Adieu Galaxy Express 999 — film released in 1981.
3. Arcadia of My Youth — film released in 1982, featuring Captain Harlock, known in France as Albator.
4. Be Forever Yamato — film released in 1980.
5. Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato — film released in 1978.
6. Queen Millennia — film released in 1982.

These are Japanese cinema programme booklets, not full-size theatrical posters. The six items shown in the photographs are offered together as one lot.

An appealing selection for collectors of vintage Japanese animation, cinema memorabilia and Leiji Matsumoto-related material.

Condition:
The interior pages of all six programmes are in mint condition. Some covers show signs of handling and surface wear, as visible in the photographs. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.

Shipping:
Shipped flat from France, carefully protected against moisture and packed between rigid protective boards inside a sturdy parcel. Tracked shipping.

A collection of six Japanese cinema souvenir programmes featuring celebrated science-fiction anime associated with Leiji Matsumoto.

The selection brings together the worlds of Galaxy Express 999, Captain Harlock, Queen Millennia and Space Battleship Yamato, with striking illustrated covers featuring Maetel, Harlock and iconic spacecraft.

Included in this lot:

1. Galaxy Express 999 — film released in 1979.
2. Adieu Galaxy Express 999 — film released in 1981.
3. Arcadia of My Youth — film released in 1982, featuring Captain Harlock, known in France as Albator.
4. Be Forever Yamato — film released in 1980.
5. Farewell to Space Battleship Yamato — film released in 1978.
6. Queen Millennia — film released in 1982.

These are Japanese cinema programme booklets, not full-size theatrical posters. The six items shown in the photographs are offered together as one lot.

An appealing selection for collectors of vintage Japanese animation, cinema memorabilia and Leiji Matsumoto-related material.

Condition:
The interior pages of all six programmes are in mint condition. Some covers show signs of handling and surface wear, as visible in the photographs. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.

Shipping:
Shipped flat from France, carefully protected against moisture and packed between rigid protective boards inside a sturdy parcel. Tracked shipping.

Details

Movie/TV series
Leiji Matsumoto – 6 Japanese Anime Cinema Programmes – Galaxy Express 999, Captain Harlock & Yamato
Country of origin
Japan
Number of objects
6
Material
Paper
Condition
Near mint
FranceVerified
376
Objects sold
97.33%
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