Last Stagecoach West re-release The key pictured in Bergman's

The key pictured in Bergman's hand was an important crane shot in the film

This moody and enigmatic artwork looks Italian to us and this wonderful British quad film poster features the old Archway Release logo and a very precise Stafford & Co Netherfield Nottingham and London printers credit

Great artwork picturing the Nazi guards searchlight from the guard tower as the prisoners find out they have had delays in finally exiting the tunnel which actually falls short of the woods putting them in more danger

Ye all better remember jest how many bruvvers there bein' in case they come gettin' fer yer - and jest be rememberin' too them poor critters Kevin Brophy and Harry Carey who never had no bruvvers

This is the first release Yugoslavian film poster with printing by Ljudska Pravica

Last Stagecoach West re-release The key pictured in Bergman'sThis 1957 British quad film poster from Republic Pictures and British Lion Films for "Last Stagecoach West" paints a picture of the stagecoach racing the new kid on the block the steam train. Trains signalled the end of an era for the stagecoach but proved to be equally prone to attack both from Indians and bandits. This film was part of the 'Naturama' craze and was a Ventura production starring Jim Davis and Lee Van Cleef. Pinholes in the corners.