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From the late 19th century the progress of the movies has paralleled that of the motorcar. By charting the poster art of the movies chronologically, the book takes you on a journey through the 20th Century in black and white, sepia, hand coloring, stone-litho, and glorious Technicolor. With 250 pictures of rare original and a star rating system for rarity this is a beautiful book to browse, and a valuable investment guide.
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About the author
Born in May 1951, Paul's interest in cars started at an early age, as did his love of cinema. Educated unsuccessfully at Rongotai College, Paul went on to pursue a career in advertising, then broadcasting. Working as a radio presenter for several years to fund various unlikely motor-cars Paul then emigrated to Australia in search of a bigger salary with which to fund his historic racing obsession. Paul arrived in the UK in 1976, where he continued to work in radio and television. Paul now combines his two great passions, cinema and motoring, running a business selling rare posters from movies featuring cars.
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