Catch 22 Howard Hesseman Bill Gold's use of perspective

Bill Gold's use of perspective is first rate with the gun barrel pointing the viewer in the face

This text does not appear on the British quad and this video poster has the added benfit of looking more like a teaser as it does not even feature the credits leaving more room for the artwork

Full set of 8 British cinema lobby cards for this black and white social drama which can be viewed as socialogically significant as an accurate picture of 50's suburban Americana as four couples seek upwards mobility by buying homes in a suburban housing estate

Good stock car racing artwork in full colour picturing the thrills and spills of the race track

Printed in England by Lonsdale & Bartholomew of Nottingham the film poster has pinholes in the corners and two historic pink stained areas at the right and left centrefold areas as seen

Catch 22 Howard Hesseman Bill Gold's use of perspective"The nice thing about war is that the person who kills you really has nothing against you. Personally." this tagline printed on the first release British quad proves this to be a satire as we have yet to meet anyone who finds anything "nice" about war. The title, meaning a no win situation, has now become part of the language. This is not an easy to find poster and is in folded condition with an enlarged pinhole in each corner