The Aviator (2004) - Movie Theater Mylar Poster

Description: ✨ The Aviator (2004) - Movie Theater Mylar Poster - 5x25 DS ORIGINAL This is an ORIGINAL movie theater mylar poster from the 2004, used in a light box sign at the movie theater auditorium entrance, measuring (approx.) 5 x 25 inches - from my personal collection. Condition: This title art was displayed as a collection on a movie theater projection room wall, there’s several staple holes at edges and faint handling scuffs/fingerprints. This is not very noticeable from a reasonable viewing distance—just want to be fair noting its condition. Please refer to photos for overall condition. If you have concerns please ask questions. Photo of lighting box and collection on wall is for historical reference only. Make an offer! Be sure to check out my other listings for more cool stuff and check back often for amazing items. Thanks for looking! 😎 This item will ship only to 🇺🇸 UNITED STATES addresses. However, for international shoppers, I will use eBay's Global Shipping Program and will ship your item to the Global Shipping Center and they will forward it to you. Please check out the Global Shipping Program for fees and specifications. Please ask questions before bidding. “This is the way.” ✨ Good Luck! 👍 Your positive feedback and satisfaction is valuable to me. If you have any issues with your purchase, please contact me through eBay message to resolve any issues before leaving negative feedback or opening a dispute and will do my best to remedy any problems that may arise. A complete and correct shipping address is essential. I cannot guarantee the shipping address can be changed after checkout. All sales are final. Thank You! A brief history lesson of mylars: Prior to 1989, movie theaters did not use mylars. Mylars were created as a response to the multiplex explosion of the late 1980s. No longer using just 1-2 screens, movie theaters now found themselves with multiple screens and a need to be able to direct patrons to their correct theater, so they created the movie mylar. Designed as a sort of mini-poster, mylars are used primarily in two places: The first is the Small mylar which is placed above the Box Office to give a listing of that film's current show times. The second is the Large mylar that is hung above the auditorium doorways to help direct patrons to their correct theater. You can see an example of this in my photos. Most theaters no longer use mylars, as they have converted over to digital displays, so they have become increasingly more difficult to find.

Price: 15.95 USD

Location: Denver, Colorado

End Time: 2024-09-15T03:48:02.000Z

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