#1 GREATEST WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE 1951 MOVIE POSTER! WOW! ONLY KNOWN ORIGINAL!! MOST IMPORTANT!!! ECONOMY PROOF!! Start Price USD 85,000.00 Current Price USD 85,000.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Monday, December 01, 2008 End Time Wednesday, December 31, 2008 Location Studio City, Calif. See more about '#1 GREATEST WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE 1951 MOVIE POSTER! WOW!' Description Mrs.Miniver NOW HAS AN eBay STORE!! JUST click here * * * * * MUST HAVE SCIENCE FICTION!! UP FOR SALE is undeniably one of the greatest movie posters ever made in the history of cinema! It is unique and the only original known to exist AND the only original that is LIKELY to exist! That is because 24-sheet billboard posters are practically non-existent on ANY 1950's films. 1951 - WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE - 24-sheet - One of cinema's first disaster films. This early George Pal and Cecil B. DeMille collaboration won an Academy award for special effects back in 1951. Not Star Wars but great special effects nevertheless. A breathtaking science fiction poster with tons of impact! IT WILL BLOW YOU AWAY!!  This 24-sheet poster was printed sharper than the smaller 1-sheet counterparts. A different printing presses of higher quality was used. This When Worlds Collide 24-sheet is a great example of superior resolution. This 24-sheet is razor crisp!  In fact, upon close-up inspection, the images (down to the tiniest detail) are dramatically clearer and sharper than on the 1-sheet. Truly amazing! When the studios designed their poster campaigns the 24-sheets were typically created first. The result being that the 24-sheet would most often have best and the strongest images. This poster is all of that. A more fantastic poster does not exist! Another copy of this poster is not known to exist! 24-sheets are the rarest poster size. Very few 24-sheets survived on any films, only several hundred printed and most were destroyed, pasted on billboards, displayed on dead walls, and used on the sides of trucks. It is remarkable this poster survived. Approximately 9-feet by 20-feet. There is NO argument on this poster being one of the GREATEST Science Fiction movie posters in existence! An entire business can be created around this poster. It would certainly make an overwhelming public display. The magnitude and importance of this artifacts warrant presentation at the Smithsonian Institute or The Museum of Modern Art. This is one the rarest and finest of all movie posters and another "like" entity does not exist. This poster not for everyone - It is for people who only want the best! Buying this poster is ECONOMY PROOF! Why waste your money in the stock market? It can crash regardless of any decision you make and can even crash regardless of any decision made by the company related to the stock - Leaving you with a near worthless piece of paper that won't inspire anyone! With the purchase of an historic document such as this 24-sheet, it doesn't matter what happens to the economy, you will still have the inspirational document which can be displayed and enjoyed. The magnificence of art and historic documents have an inherent value that relates to civilization and society. Unless civilization itself crashes then this piece will hold its value and if civilization itself crashes - Who will care about money? This poster is definitely ECONOMY PROOF!   I have several other 24-sheet Billboards up on eBay right now, including  Forbidden Planet, The War of the Words, The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Thing and MORE!!  Please write with any questions. If you're in the market for top quality vintage movie posters or Star Wars, then please click here  Rudolph Maté ... Director    George Pal ....  producer   Cecil B. 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Representative (uncredited)  Walter Kelley ...  Student (uncredited)  Hassan Khayam ...  Indian U.N. Chairman (uncredited)  Rudy Lee ...  Mike - Little boy with dog (uncredited)  Freeman Lusk ...  Rudolph Marsden (uncredited)  Chad Madison ...  Student (uncredited)  Dolores Mann ...  Student (uncredited)  William Meader ...  Jerry, the Clerk (uncredited)  Joseph Mell ...  Glen Spiro - Astronomer (uncredited)  Leonard Mudie ...  British U.N. Representative (uncredited)  Mary Murphy ...  Student (uncredited)  Gay Nelson ...  Leda (uncredited)  Keith Richards ...  Stanley - Dr. Bronson's Assistant (uncredited)  John Ridgely ...  Chief Customs Inspector (uncredited)  Kasey Rogers ...  Stewardess (uncredited)  Frances Sandford ...  Alice - Hendron's Receptionist (uncredited)  Jeffrey Sayre ...  Taxi Driver (uncredited)  James Seay ...  Donovan, New York Sentinel Reporter (uncredited)  Queenie Smith ...  Matron with Cigarette (uncredited)  Harry Stanton ...  Dr. Zenta, Astronomer (uncredited)  Robert Sully ...  Student (uncredited)  Richard Vath ...  Student (uncredited)  Stuart Whitman ...  Man by bank during riot instigation (uncredited)   Place a Bid!