Point Blank 1970 Polish A1 Film Poster, Bronislaw Zelek Diamonds are Forever Repairs to paperless on top

Repairs to paperless on top corners

Year 1983 (Czech original-year-of-release)

Condition Details Originally folded but stored flat for a long time so  single fold softened barely noticeable

Condition Details: Originally folded as issued now professionally linen-backed with just very minor touch up to folds

either late in 1959 or very early 1960s

Point Blank 1970 Polish A1 Film Poster, Bronislaw Zelek Diamonds are Forever Repairs to paperless on topWhen it comes to great posters for the 60s classic Point Blank, you're spoilt for choice. However, the Polish poster is one of our favourites and also one of the rarest. Zelek's suitably dark and moody artwork of Lee Marvin with midnight blue highlights against deep black is simple sublime. The end of the Second World War marked the dawn of a new period in the development of Polish poster art, which became known as the Polish School of Posters. The