Dario Argento - Battle of the Commandos - Japanese STB Tatekan Movie Poster – circa 1970

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Japanese STB Tatekan theatrical poster for Battle of the Commandos (1969), directed by Umberto Lenzi and starring Jack Palance, Thomas Hunter and Curd Jürgens, with a screenplay co-written by Dario Argento, measuring 145 × 51.5 cm.

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Vintage Japanese theatrical poster for Battle of the Commandos, also known as Legion of the Damned (La legione dei dannati), directed by Umberto Lenzi, starring Jack Palance, Thomas Hunter and Curd Jürgens, with a screenplay co-written by Dario Argento.

Released in Japan under the title 激戦地, this WWII action film features a commando mission ahead of the Normandy landings.

The striking vertical composition combines bold red Japanese lettering with aircraft, tanks, explosions and illustrated portraits of the principal cast.

Details

* Country: Japan
* Film year: 1969
* Japanese theatrical release: 1970
* Format: STB / Tatekan, approximately 51 × 145 cm
* Artwork: unsigned / artist unidentified

Condition
Visible horizontal fold lines, light creasing and handling wear. Please examine all photographs carefully for the condition of the paper, edges and folds. Photographs form part of the description.

An impressive display piece for collectors of Japanese cinema posters, European war films and Umberto Lenzi memorabilia.

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Carefully packed with protective materials. Tracked shipping.

Vintage Japanese theatrical poster for Battle of the Commandos, also known as Legion of the Damned (La legione dei dannati), directed by Umberto Lenzi, starring Jack Palance, Thomas Hunter and Curd Jürgens, with a screenplay co-written by Dario Argento.

Released in Japan under the title 激戦地, this WWII action film features a commando mission ahead of the Normandy landings.

The striking vertical composition combines bold red Japanese lettering with aircraft, tanks, explosions and illustrated portraits of the principal cast.

Details

* Country: Japan
* Film year: 1969
* Japanese theatrical release: 1970
* Format: STB / Tatekan, approximately 51 × 145 cm
* Artwork: unsigned / artist unidentified

Condition
Visible horizontal fold lines, light creasing and handling wear. Please examine all photographs carefully for the condition of the paper, edges and folds. Photographs form part of the description.

An impressive display piece for collectors of Japanese cinema posters, European war films and Umberto Lenzi memorabilia.

Shipping
Carefully packed with protective materials. Tracked shipping.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Movie/TV series
Battle of the Commandos
Artist
Dario Argento
Poster title
Japanese STB Tatekan Movie Poster – circa 1970
Condition
B+ (good - small imperfections)
Height
145 cm
Width
51.5 cm
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Objects sold
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