Old movie posters

I used postage stamps for movie posters on my scratch built Movie Theater. They were just the right size and no glue needed.

@Arthur P. Bloom posted:

It is probably some sort of copyright infringement to post images of what I'm talking about, and definitely not a thing one should do to sell them commercially,

Actually, a great many old movie posters are in the public domain due to some abstruse technicalities of copyright law:

https://www.balough.com/frankl...it-has-no-copyright/

In such cases, it would be perfectly OK to use such images, even commercially, at least for the purpose you propose.

Well, ain't that somethin'!  I remember being told by a movie house manager, many decades ago, that he couldn't let me have one of the lobby posters because, he claimed, the movie distribution company kept a very strict inventory of the cards, and they had to be returned promptly.

Now, I know the posters I will look up and print:

Murder on the Orient Express (original)

The Train

Silverstreak

Stranger on a Train

Narrow Margin

Pelham 123 (original)

Google.  Save it.  Shrink it.  Print it.  Not the greatest photo but you get the idea.