DE SADE ~ Rare 1969 U.S. Lobby Card Set ~ Eight 11"x14" authentic 'X' Rated Scene Cards in VG Cond. ~ Roger Corman! Keir Dullea and Senta Berger star!
Consider please this rare original U.S Lobby Card Set (LCS) from the 1969 erotic film DE SADE. It is a full set of Eight (8) scene cards inked on card stock in it's original plastic sleeve. Each card measures 11"x14" and are unfolded. The LCS of DE SADE has some minor flaws and grades in Very Good condition. Guaranteed original, issued in 1969. The DE SADE lobby authentic set we're offering was issued by the National Screen Service, number 69/289. The cards are in outstanding condition, though card #1 shows spots - seems like a printing flaw. The cards are black and white images from the film with a nice orangish brown edging with the credits and an intricate illustration of a whip. The image is shown in detail in the final photo. The set is on very clean card stock with strong color and no pin holes. Guaranteed genuine and theater used, the LCS has been nicely handled. The verso of each card is clean and unmarked. The cards were printed single sided and untrimmed at 11"x14" each, all standard for an American Lobby Set from the 1960s. Very rare AIP ephemera for the controversial Roger Corman X rated movie! Lobby cards ship fast, flat and free. Please check all the photos in the listing closely. If you have any questions or inquiries, please contact us and we'll try to provide any additional details we can.
DE SADE. Released in 1969 by American International Pictures. NSS #69/289. Directed by Cy Endfield and Roger Corman, uncredited. From a biography of The Marquise de Sade by Gilbert Lely. Screenplay by Richard Matheson and Peter Berg. DE SADE stars Keir Dullea, Senta Berger, Lilli Palmer, Christiane Kruger, Anna Massey, Friedrich Schoenfelder, Sonja Ziemann and John Huston.
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