For Heaven ' S Sake Title Lobby Card 1950 Clifton Webb & Edmund Gwenn As Angels
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:12834112 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
This TC is from the 1950 original release of the film. This card is in FINE condition and has retained its colors. There is a repaired rip in the white in the upper left corner. A couple of other minor nits. Otherwise a great colorful card now 69 years old.
This is the Title lobby card for the 1950 release of this 20th Century Fox film, Heaven Can Wait. Lobby cards are 11" by 14" and were printed to be shown in the lobbies of movie theaters. My collection is... mostly of the Title Card of the 8 lobby cards. This title card usually gave the film title and the main acting and directing credits as well as an overall scene or view of the film. Usually one or more of the main actors is shown. As far as condition of the individual title cards my grading system is Fair-Excellent-Fine-Near Mint. I add a plus sign if the card is at the top of its class. Example: Excellent + or Fine+. I try to point out any condition variation that is less than really good. Many of these variations would be passed by most buyers and sellers. These lobby cards are mostly over 50 years old and have passed through a number of hands before they reached me. They were never meant to reach the public's hands and become collectibles.
This is the Title lobby card for the 1950 release of this 20th Century Fox film, Heaven Can Wait. Lobby cards are 11" by 14" and were printed to be shown in the lobbies of movie theaters. My collection is... mostly of the Title Card of the 8 lobby cards. This title card usually gave the film title and the main acting and directing credits as well as an overall scene or view of the film. Usually one or more of the main actors is shown. As far as condition of the individual title cards my grading system is Fair-Excellent-Fine-Near Mint. I add a plus sign if the card is at the top of its class. Example: Excellent + or Fine+. I try to point out any condition variation that is less than really good. Many of these variations would be passed by most buyers and sellers. These lobby cards are mostly over 50 years old and have passed through a number of hands before they reached me. They were never meant to reach the public's hands and become collectibles.
