
100 Years of Movie Posters in Propstore Auction
Propstore’s Fall Collectible Posters Auction is filled with nearly 1,000 lots of posters that cover over a century of filmmaking. Rare silent film era posters to highly coveted modern examples are offered, along with autographed posters. The auction is scheduled for October 9-11, 2026.
A Mickey’s Pal Pluto one-sheet from the early years of Mickey and Pluto’s onscreen team-ups is one of the top highlights. The poster marks the first time that Pluto’s name was added to the title of a Disney short. It is also the first time that Propstore is selling this rare poster.

A Hard to Handle stone lithograph one-sheet features the tagline, “Hey, folks – I’m back” to highlight James Cagney’s return to Warner Bros. He had been in a well known contract dispute with the studio, prompting the famous tagline. This is another example that Propstore is selling for the first time.
International highlights are led by a Japanese Seven Samurai B2 for Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece. The poster shows a photo montage of Toshiro Mifune in his armor, along with images of Keiko Tsushima and Takashi Shimura.

The auction includes The Maltese Falcon first post-War Italian fogli linen-backed, Hard to Handle one-sheet, and La Dolci Vita Italian four-fogli linen-backed. A Star Wars one-sheet from the 1993 rerelease that is signed by 11 and is mounted on foam board and Beauty and the Beast Italian fogli linen-backed are in the auction.
More highlights are For a Few Dollars More Italian four-fogli linen-backed, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town three-sheet linen-backed, and a Supernatural window card.
“This auction brings together an extraordinary range of movie poster history, from material dating back more than a century to some of the most recognizable images ever created for the screen,” Propstore Director of Posters US Grey Smith said. “Mickey’s Pal Pluto is an exceptionally rare piece from the formative years of Disney animation, while the striking Hard to Handle poster captures James Cagney at the height of his pre-Code popularity. With nearly 1,000 lots spanning silent cinema, international masterpieces, animation and an impressive selection of autographed pieces, Propstore is giving collectors at every level the chance to own an original piece of cinema history.”

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100 Years of Movie Posters in Propstore Auction
Propstore’s Fall Collectible Posters Auction is filled with nearly 1,000 lots of posters that cover over a century of filmmaking. Rare silent film era posters to highly coveted modern examples are offered, along with autographed posters. The auction is scheduled for October 9-11, 2026.
A Mickey’s Pal Pluto one-sheet from the early years of Mickey and Pluto’s onscreen team-ups is one of the top highlights. The poster marks the first time that Pluto’s name was added to the title of a Disney short. It is also the first time that Propstore is selling this rare poster.

A Hard to Handle stone lithograph one-sheet features the tagline, “Hey, folks – I’m back” to highlight James Cagney’s return to Warner Bros. He had been in a well known contract dispute with the studio, prompting the famous tagline. This is another example that Propstore is selling for the first time.
International highlights are led by a Japanese Seven Samurai B2 for Akira Kurosawa’s masterpiece. The poster shows a photo montage of Toshiro Mifune in his armor, along with images of Keiko Tsushima and Takashi Shimura.

The auction includes The Maltese Falcon first post-War Italian fogli linen-backed, Hard to Handle one-sheet, and La Dolci Vita Italian four-fogli linen-backed. A Star Wars one-sheet from the 1993 rerelease that is signed by 11 and is mounted on foam board and Beauty and the Beast Italian fogli linen-backed are in the auction.
More highlights are For a Few Dollars More Italian four-fogli linen-backed, Mr. Deeds Goes to Town three-sheet linen-backed, and a Supernatural window card.
“This auction brings together an extraordinary range of movie poster history, from material dating back more than a century to some of the most recognizable images ever created for the screen,” Propstore Director of Posters US Grey Smith said. “Mickey’s Pal Pluto is an exceptionally rare piece from the formative years of Disney animation, while the striking Hard to Handle poster captures James Cagney at the height of his pre-Code popularity. With nearly 1,000 lots spanning silent cinema, international masterpieces, animation and an impressive selection of autographed pieces, Propstore is giving collectors at every level the chance to own an original piece of cinema history.”








