Every Which Way but Loose swastika This poster displays well and

This poster displays well and has great colours

This type of art as on this film poster would be unlikely perhaps today as agents may intervene to protect the appearance of their star portraiture

Printed by Stafford & Co

This is the original first release 1965 folded condition film poster with a couple of pinholes in each corner date written 27th April 1969 Draperstown in red biro on the reverse

Charlie Chaplin's son Sydney plays the starring role here in this early crime film poster

Every Which Way but Loose swastika This poster displays well andHere we have some great detailed artwork for many scenes from this great comedy the interesting shapes designed by Bob Peak add further dynamism to this great poster. This poster has some white marks in the bottom border and two old sellotape marks in the space below the title where a cinema manager attached a showtimes snipe. This poster displays well and has great colours.