Original Taylor-Laughlin Productions One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Frank Laughlin martial arts western, THE MASTER GUNFIGHTER (1975) starring Tom Laughlin (of “Billy Jack” fame), Ron O’Neal, Lincoln Kilpatrick, and Geo Anne Sosa. Set in southern California just after becoming part of the United States, the film focuses on a group of Latino ranchers whose land and wealth are at risk. They decide to enlist a village of Indians to wreck gold-carrying ships and plunder their riches. Then they will murder the Indians and take the gold. But they didn’t count on Finley (Laughlin) who is a master gunfighter as well as master swordsman. This original one sheet poster is in very fine condition.

Original Super Pix Productions One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Bobby A. Suarez martial arts action drama, ONE ARMED EXECUTIONER (1983) starring Franco Guerrero and Jody Kay. This is the story of an Interpol agent who is out for revenge against the gangsters that cut off his arm and killed his bride. Lovers of low budget sleaze made in the Philippines will rejoice and truly enjoy this action-packed drama. Fortunately, this is a very good looking and colorful film that hits the ground running with lots of action scenes and stunts. This original one sheet poster is folded and in fine plus condition.

Original Miramax Films Advance One Sheet Poster (27×40) for the Quentin Tarantino crime thriller, KILL BILL: VOL. 1 (2003) starring Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, and David Carradine. Thurman gives a striking performance as “The Bride” who was a member of a deadly assassination squad led by her lover “Bill.” Realizing she is pregnant with Bill’s child, she decides to escape from her life as a killer. But on her wedding day, she is gunned down and put into a coma by an angry and jealous Bill. When she wakes up four years later and discovers her baby is gone, she decides to take revenge on the gang. This film indulges Tarantino’s love of 70s kung-fu films with lots of cheesy violence. However, there are many wonderful aspects to the film, including a smart and often hilarious dialogue, stunning art direction, beautiful cinematography, and a haunting soundtrack. This original advance one sheet poster has the metallic sword, is rolled, double-sided, and in very fine condition. Only the slightest distresses. Not perfect, but very very fine. Increasingly difficult to find. 27×40. Absolutely the authentic teaser one sheet.

Original Crown International Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Paul Kyriazi martial arts action drama, DEATH MACHINES (1976) starring Ronald L. Marchini, Michael Chong, and Joshua Johnson. This original one sheet poster is folded and in very fine condition, with only pinholes in the corners.

Original Columbia Pictures One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the Antonio Margheriti martial arts western, THE STRANGER AND THE GUNFIGHTER (1974)–starring Lee Van Cleff and Lo Lieh. This film tells the story of a martial artist (Lieh) who joins a hard-hitting gunfighter (Van Cleff) in the search for treasure. This multi-national project was a collaboration of Italian producer Carlo Ponti and the Shaw Brothers of Hong Kong. Though unusual, this film is ultimately a very entertaining western. This original one sheet poster is in very fine condition.

Original Yugoslavian Poster (20×28) for the Kwan Chang Li martial arts action adventure, BRUCE LEE, WE MISS YOU (1976)–starring Bruce Li, John Cheung, and Mao Shan. This classic “Bruceploitation” film tells the story of a fan of Bruce Lee who, after encountering the ghost of the dead master, investigates his untimely death. The film has an American title of BRUCE LEE, SUPERDRAGON. This original Yugoslavian poster is in fine condition.

This is an original Warner Brothers One Sheet Poster (27×41) for the 1989 re-release of Robert Clouse’s first American-produced martial arts spectacular, ENTER THE DRAGON (1973) starring Bruce Lee, John Saxon, and Kien Shih as the evil Han. The film is non-stop action and culminates with a show-stopping fight scene between Lee and Shih in an amazing maze of mirrors. Already a famous martial arts star in his native Hong Kong, this film was to be Lee’s introduction to an eager American audience, but tragically Lee died at the age of 33 of cerebral edema only weeks before the American release of the film. This original rolled 1989 re-release one sheet poster is double-sided and in near mint condition.