One you may have missed?

ppw3o6r

In 2012, infamous Bond poster collector Thomas Nixdorf exhibited some of his collection at the Folkwang Museum in Germany. To celebrate this unique event featuring artwork from Dr.No through to Skyfall, the museum published a 256 page softback catalogue featuring some of his rarities. The text of which there is a great deal is in German however there are a number of posters this collector has not seen before such as this stunning Japanese billboard poster for Goldfinger. -{

danjaq_0ff

Cool Donk, is it much different to his book he did in the late 90s ?

ppw3o6r

danjaq_0ff wrote:

Cool Donk, is it much different to his book he did in the late 90s ?

Licence to Thrill is far superior to this latest publcation as "IT" was the first Bond poster bible. -{

danjaq_0ff

Cool, I managed to get a copy of that back then -{

Sir Miles

I bought a copy of Licence To Thrill when it came out - it was a super book with some great posters shown in it...especially of the overseas variety...any more gems in this one, Donk ? -{

ppw3o6r

Sir Miles wrote:

I bought a copy of Licence To Thrill when it came out - it was a super book with some great posters shown in it...especially of the overseas variety...any more gems in this one, Donk ? -{

Truthfully, the Goldfinger billboard is the jewel in the crown. It has a number of unseen concept designs & also details the original photos utilised to create some of the poster designs. Unlike License to Thrill it is not full of colour images. There is a great deal of German text. DK's 50 Years of Bond Movie Posters is the better bet for poster art lovers. -{

Sir Miles

Cheers...thanks for the info -{