Atragon (1963) Original Movie Poster
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Original American International U.S. Three-sheet poster for the Ishiro Honda directed science-fiction film ATRAGON (1963). Hondo was the director who made Godzilla a household word. Here is another sci-fi poster for a Honda film, ATRAGON. "Will it conquer the world or..destroy it forever?" This poster was used in a theater and it is worn, and a bit faded. We are offering it here at an appropriate price. Three sheets are large format poster printed on two separate panels. Make sure that you have room for it! This poster could be remarkably restored with linen-backing. Ask us about poster conservation services. MovieArt Austin guarantees that this poster is an authentic theatrical-release poster for this film.
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