Spain

DON JUAN, SWORD, SPAIN, Antonio Vilar lobby card- ’50

Superb lobby card from Spanish film DON JUAN, 1950, starring Antonio Vilar, Maria Rosa Salgado. Gorgeous vintage graphics. A real prize for fans of Spanish cinema or Don Juan. 13″x16.5″, heavy stock. Near Mint condition. This is an original Mexican lobby card. It is NOT a reproduction; it dates from the original release. Shipping within the United States is $4.95 for the first lobby card and 95 cents for each additional. All International shipping is handled through the eBay Global Shipping Program.

1940’s Monasterio de Guadalupe Post Card Spain Tarjeta Postal Monastery Version3

Up for bids is an original vintage post card from Monasterio de Guadalupe in Spain. I have 3 different versions Guadalupe post cards, see my other listings for the others. I am unsure of what year this is from, so I am only guessing. Please see the photographs for a detailed description as it will show most blemishes that the item has. Free shipping to all US addresses. Please note, my schedule only allows me to ship once a week (Usually close orders out at 5PM on Tuesdays and ship Wednesday Mornings), If you buy on Wednesday, it most likely not ship until the following Wednesday. It can take up to 5 business days for your item to ship, or it can ship the next day if you purchase on a Tuesday. I apologize in advance, and I beg for your patience, being on the road allows me to find these few and far between items. Please let me know if you need it by a deadline for a birthday or something and I’ll see what I can do. For international buyers, please inquire about shipping if the shipping is showing above $24. Misc: Any yearbook with just the original owners name in the front will be listed as no signatures Powered by SixBit’s eCommerce Solution

NEWSWEEK Franco of Spain Benny Goodman Stan Freberg 7/2 1962

Issue complete as published. VG or better condition. Standard 8 ½ x 11” +/- format, unless otherwise stated. We apologize if this is not what you would prefer us to do, but we cannot get around it as a general policy.

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