During WWII, many infantry divisions suffered casualty rates in excess of 100%. A casualty means either a soldier is injured, killed in action or missing. How, you might ask, could a division sustain greater than 100% casualties and still be in existence? By replacing anyone injured with someone new. Also, injured soldiers, newly healed, were returned to the lines to fight again. Several divisions, including the U.S. 1st Infantry, sustained greater than 200% casualties,

THIS IS AN ORIGINAL MOVIE THEATER 27X41 "1 SHEET" POSTER,

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Theaters were given several items for display. 8x10 and 11x14 lobby cards, b/w photos, 14x36 "inserts", 22x28 "1/2 sheet", "1 sheet" posters originally 27x41 and currently 27x40, 30x40, 40x60, 41x81 etc. The decision as to what was purchased was made by, the manager, owner,regional manager of a chain of theaters etc. Free items from the studio had no cut and dry rule either.

THERE MAY BE A FLASH GLARE IN THE PICTURE.ANY FLAW THAT IS IN THE ITEM IS TINY. I AM NOT TRYING TO HIDE ANYTHING WITH A BAD PHOTO :-). MONEY BACK GUARANTEE IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED,

I AM A WELL KNOWN MOVIE MEMORABILIA DEALER, I HAVE SOLD MOVIE POSTERS FULL TIME SINCE 1980, I HAVE BOUGHT AND SOLD IN BULK DURING THAT TIME, I HAVE BOUGHT AND SOLD TO MANY CELEBRITYS AS WELL AS THE GRUNTS BEHIND THE SCENES. I HAVE BEEN CONSULTANT TO TELEVISION, RADIO AND MAGAZINE REGARDING MOVIE MEMORABILIA

1ST THEATER RELEASE

THIS IS THE ORIGINAL RELEASE, ALL NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE (NSS)NUMBERS AND INFO IS ON THE POSTER, THIS POSTER WAS PRINTED FOR THE NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE UNDER CONTRACT BY THEIR PRINTER TO BE DISPLAYED AT THEATERS AS ADVERTISEMENT, THIS IS NOT A REPRINT, REISSUE, RESTRIKE OR REANYTHING. IF YOU WANT TO INDULGE IN SOME INTERNET CONSPIRACY ABOUT POSTERS, PLEASE, DO NOT BUY THIS POSTER. MOVIE PAPER COLLECTING IS NOT A NEW PHENOMENON THAT JUST HAPPENED SINCE EBAY CAME INTO EXISTANCE. I HAVE COLLECTED THIS ITEM AND 1000'S OF OTHERS ON SEVERAL OCCASIONS FROM SEVERAL SOURCES SINCE 1980. I HAVE BOUGHT AND SOLD THOUSANDS OF POSTERS DURING THAT TIME

THIS ITEM CAME FROM MY RETAIL STORES INVENTORY, I CLOSED MY LAST STORE IN MARIN COUNTY CA. IN 1999.  PRIOR TO EBAY'S ARRIVAL THERE WERE VERY FEW FULL TIME MOVIE PAPER DEALERS IN THE U.S. AND EVEN LESS THAT HANDLED PRIMARILY CURRENT TITLES, (1970 & LATER). THE FEW OF US THERE WERE BOUGHT, SOLD AND TRADED WITH EACH OTHER. HOWEVER, OUR SALES WERE ISOLATED TO OUR STORES OR IF WE TRAVELED TO ANTIQUE SHOWS AND COLLECTORS EVENTS. COLLECTIONS WOULD COME IN FROM THE PUBLIC TO MY LOCATION BECAUSE THEY HAD NO WHERE ELSE TO SELL THEM. I BOUGHT POSTERS IN SMALL AND LARGE AMOUNTS, 1 TO 1000 COPYS AND MORE.

FOR EXAMPLE, IN 1984, I LEFT ONE THEATER WITH 23 SUITCASES FULL OF 68 LBS OF POSTERS IN EACH ONE. 70LBS WAS THE WEIGHT LIMIT TO GET ON A PLANE. I PAID MORE FOR THE EXTRA LUGGAGE THAN I DID THE POSTERS. THE JAMES BOND POSTERS ALONE SOLD FOR MORE THAN $80,000 IN 1998.

IN THE LATE 1970'S AND EARLY 1980'S POSTERS WERE STILL AVAILABLE TO BE BOUGHT DIRECT FROM NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. I BOUGHT SOME TO SELL AS FAST AS I COULD, HOWEVER,  I COULD HAVE BOUGHT POSTERS THAT WOULD BE WORTH MILLIONS OF DOLLARS AT TODAYS PRICES FOR$1-$4 EACH.  AT THE TIME THERE WASN'T ENOUGH BUYERS TO SELL TO AND KEEP A CASH FLOW. FOR EXAMPLE, I COULD BUY A REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE FOR $4 AND WAIT 6 MONTHS TO SELL IT FOR $100 OR BUY 20 STAR WARS POSTERS AND SELL THEM IN A MONTH FOR $500.

COLLECTIONS CAME TO ME WHILE WORKING ANTIQUE SHOWS IN THE MALLS IN THE 1980'S. SEVERAL STUDIO AND PRINTER EMPLOYEES BROUGHT ME POSTERS WHILE I WORKED THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MALLS. ONE INTERESTING THING IS THAT THE VIDEO STORES IN THE EARLY 1980'S WERE GETTING ORIGINAL POSTERS WITH THEIR TAPE ORDERS. THOSE USUALLY HAD THE EXTRA FOLD.

IN THE EARLY 1990'S MY STORE IN MARIN BROUGHT IN MORE POSTERS THAN I WILL EVER BE ABLE TO SELL.

I HAVE BOUGHT OUT REGIONAL WAREHOUSES BOTH IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN LOCATIONS

 I COULD TELL STORIES FOR DAYS LIKE THIS, HOWEVER, NOT EVERYBODY WANTS TO HEAR THEM :-). I HAVE NOT TOLD MY HISTORY BEFORE BECAUSE IT SEEMED LIKE BRAGGING TO ME, HOWEVER, THERE ARE SO MANY RIDICULOUS RUMORS GOING UNCHECKED ON THE INTERNET, AS WELL AS INTENTIONAL FRAUD I HAVE LAID SOME OF MY CREDENTIALS OUT FOR CUSTOMERS TO KNOW WHO THEY ARE DEALING WITH. IF MY AUCTION SAYS ORIGINAL, THEN IT IS ORIGINAL. I HAVE NOT BUILT A BUSINESS SINCE 1980 ON BEING DISHONEST. IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH AN ITEM, I HAVE A NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FULL REFUND POLICY. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR BIDS

I can add more Items to this package at no increase in shipping cost most of the time,  to view my other items click or copy and paste this https://stores.ebay.com/RICKS-HOLLYWOOD?ref=store Be sure to add me to your favorites list!

OR CLICK THE "view seller's other items" UNDER MY NAME ROKMODATAOL ON THE AUCTION PAGE

IF THE PICTURE DOESNT SHOW!, PLEASE CONTACT ME.

ANYONE CAN BID ON THIS ITEM!!! IT IS BEING RAN PRIVATE TO ELIMINATE THE USE OF MY AUCTIONS BY SCANDALOUS PEOPLE. YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS WILL BE PROTECTED FROM SPAM MAILING LISTS, FRAUDULENT ITEMS FOR SALE, UNSOLICITED EMAILS WITH MISINFORMATION ETC.

 SHIPPING INFORMATION:SHIPPING IS $8 IN THE U.S. INCLUDING INSURANCE, ACTUAL COST FOR INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

I HAVE SHIPPED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD AND I AM FAMILIAR WITH CUSTOM AND DUTYS, ITEMS CAN BE COMBINED FOR SHIPPING

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CONTACT INFORMATION:

RICK TOLER,
RICKS HOLLYWOOD,
PO BOX 1894,
CLAREMORE, OK 74017,
EBAY ID: ROKMODATAOL,
EBAY NO LONGER ALLOWS ME TO GIVE OUT MY CUSTOMER SERVICE PHONE NUMBER, MAYBE BECAUSE MINE IS IN AMERICA AND I SPEAK ENGLISH AND THEIRS IS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Email: EBAY NO LONGER ALLOWS SELLERS TO GIVE THEIR EMAIL ADDRESS :-( 

   Big Red One, The (1980) Directed by Samuel Fuller Writing credits Samuel Fuller Cast (in credits order) verified as complete Lee Marvin .... The Sergeant Mark Hamill .... Griff Robert Carradine .... Zab Bobby Di Cicco .... Vinci Kelly Ward .... Johnson Stéphane Audran .... Walloon Siegfried Rauch .... Schroeder Serge Marquand .... Rensonnet Charles Macaulay .... General/Captain Alain Doutey .... Broban Maurice Marsac .... Vichy Colonel Colin Gilbert (I) .... Dog Face P.O.W Joseph Clark (I) .... Shep Ken Campbell (I) .... Lemchek Doug Werner .... Switolski Perry Lang .... Kaiser Howard Delman .... Smitty Marthe Villalonga .... Madame Marbaise Giovanna Galletti .... Woman in Sicilian Village Gregori Buimistre .... The Hun Shimon Barr .... German Male Nurse Matteo Zoffoli .... Sicilian Boy Abraham Ronai .... German Field Marshall Galit Rotman .... Pregnant Frenchwoman