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*DEATH IS PUNCTUAL (LA MUERTE ES PUNTUAL (1967) Gritty Crime Drama Great Design!

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PayPal accepted
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1960-69

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Unspecified by seller, may be new.

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United States

Original/Reproduction:

Original

Year:

1960-69

Modified Item:

No

Film Title:

La Muerte es Puntual (Death is Punctual)

Item Number:

CS-MUERTE-MLC1

LOC:

YB2

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Item number:

1325681634

Item description

Vintage original 11 x 14 in. "country of origin" Mexican lobby card from the 1960s Mexican crime drama, LA MUERTE ES PUNTUAL (Death is Punctual), released in 1967 by Alameda Films and directed by Sergio Vejar. This lobby card features an actual b w photograph (featuring a gritty scene of ambulance workers strapping a man to a stretcher as those around watch) that was affixed to the card in addition to the rich, bold colors around it. It is unrestored in very fine condition as show.