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Most of the Australian paper on the A&Cs is probably the best in the world. A very, very nice collection, Ves.

I am still trying to verify if A&C MEET FRANKENSTEIN was released in Australia as that, or under the UK title of A&C MEET THE GHOSTS.

As it was in 1948, and the Australian censors were banning horror films left and right - including retrospectively all the Universal horrors,
the film itself may have been banned. I've never seen an Australian poster on the film under either title, although this doesn't mean they do not exist,
and a friend who often buries himself looking through old newspapers at the NSW State Library, has yet to find it in the entertainment pages from the period.
Bit of a mystery - anyone throw any light on this for Australian collectors?

HOLD THAT GHOST is also my favourite daybill to date on the ones that have surfaced over the years.
Philk

Yaknow, the poster collecting community certainly is lucky that it has members in most, er, corners of the globe. Otherwise we may only ever see posters produced in or for the countries we live in.

I think that's very true, Matt. NSF seems to have a varied wide range of all sorts of country paper, in part because there are many of us who collect posters from all over the world and don't restrict ourselves to our home country paper, which in some cases can be some fugly posters, even for great films.

Phil