The Hindenburg Film Poster
This is an original vintage film poster for The Hindenburg and would have appeared in UK cinema foyers at the time of the film's release. George C Scott, Anne Bancroft and William Atherton starred in the 1975 thriller, portraying a fictional conspiracy theory surrounding the real-life disaster, which occurred in New Jersey on May 6, 1937.
The tragedy led to 36 deaths in total and yielded some of the most dramatic documentary footage of the era.
This iconic poster has been mounted in museum-quality, UV-resistant glass by a master framer from Bury St Edmonds, giving it a look and level of protection befitting a portrayal of real-life historical event.
This is an original vintage film poster for The Hindenburg and would have appeared in UK cinema foyers at the time of the film's release. George C Scott, Anne Bancroft and William Atherton starred in the 1975 thriller, portraying a fictional conspiracy theory surrounding the real-life disaster, which occurred in New Jersey on May 6, 1937.
The tragedy led to 36 deaths in total and yielded some of the most dramatic documentary footage of the era.
This iconic poster has been mounted in museum-quality, UV-resistant glass by a master framer from Bury St Edmonds, giving it a look and level of protection befitting a portrayal of real-life historical event.
Original: $299.75
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This is an original vintage film poster for The Hindenburg and would have appeared in UK cinema foyers at the time of the film's release. George C Scott, Anne Bancroft and William Atherton starred in the 1975 thriller, portraying a fictional conspiracy theory surrounding the real-life disaster, which occurred in New Jersey on May 6, 1937.
The tragedy led to 36 deaths in total and yielded some of the most dramatic documentary footage of the era.
This iconic poster has been mounted in museum-quality, UV-resistant glass by a master framer from Bury St Edmonds, giving it a look and level of protection befitting a portrayal of real-life historical event.
