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Desert Hell Jens Kuphal In the 18th Century Black

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In the 18th Century Black Jack escaped from hanging by lodging a bullet in his throat and lived a life of adventure as portrayed in this 1979 film from Director ken Loach

Please note the paper-loss at the top and bottom centre folds

Shame the happiness didn't extend to the painting of the stars faces - we are sure Ernest Borgnine's dentist would have approved

It was very usual for film posters and the films in tin cans to do the rounds in Northern Ireland and the writing on the back indicates that this one found its way to a village near Londonderry for a theatrical showing

Considering the film was shot in black and white this British quad from 20th Century Fox adds a strong touch of colour whilst retaining the newspaper feel

Desert Hell Jens Kuphal In the 18th Century BlackTremendous rolled condition British quad with French foreign legion artwork plus the Arab tribe the "Deadly Tuaregs". An incredible find in rolled condition from 1958.

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