eMoviePoster is hosting an auction of 879 bulk lots featuring 14,840 items all in rolled condition. Many of the lots contain multiple examples of a single poster and only have an image of one of them.

The auction includes a lot of 15 action movie one-sheets (1980s-1990s), lots of 10-32 one-sheets (1970s-1990s), lots of 11-13 Western one-sheets (1940s-1950s), lots of 14-23 horror, sci-fi, and fantasy one-sheets (1980s-2000s), lots of 10-14 Western inserts (1940s-1950s), a lot of 26 Arnold Schwarzenegger/action one-sheets (1980s-2000s), a lot of 4 Walt Disney art prints, and a lot of 11 Clint Eastwood one-sheets (1970s-2000s).

eMoviePoster is selling a lot of 3 The Spy Who Loved Me one-sheets, a lot of 3 Maniac one-sheets, a lot of 3 Hell Night one-sheets, a lot of 10 Alien Covenant international style A teaser one-sheets, a lot of 5 Jungle Book 1978 rerelease one-sheets, a lot of 22 Spider-Man and Fantastic Four one-sheets and British quads (2000s), a lot of 7 Heat Wave one-sheets, a lot of 14 Star Wars trilogy style F one-sheets (1997), a lot of 15 Hunt for Red October one-sheets, lots of 5-10 Invasion of the Body Snatchers one-sheets, a lot of 12 Hobbit and Lord of the Rings one-sheets (2000s-2010s), a lot of 16 Parting Glances one-sheets, and a lot of 8 Spider-Man oversized posters (2000s).

International examples are a lot of 7 Polish posters (1960s-1970s), a lot of 8 Australian American Graffiti M.A.P.S. daybills, a lot of 27 Australian daybills (1970s-1980s), a lot of 24 Australian horror/thriller daybills (1960s-1980s), and lots of 21-24 Italian horror, sci-fi, fantasy locandinas (1960s-1980s).

Outside of movie posters, they have a lot of 3 Public Enemy music posters, a lot of 6 Beatles Yesterday & Today commercial posters, and a lot of 7 Max Headroom Coca-Cola advertising posters.

eMoviePoster’s All-Comic Book and Magazine auction starts soon, on February 23, and it only contains unslabbed examples. The final deadline to send consignments for the April Major Auction is on February 21. The auction will include rare 1930s horror items.

Details on consigning are available on their website and collectors interested in bidding with them can sign up on their registration page.