A Boris Karloff archive of stills from his silent films

Glossy 9.25 x 7.25 photo of Boris Karloff and Vincent Price hamming it up in a publicity still for the 1963 comedy horror film The Raven, signed in black grease pencil, "Sincerely, Boris Karloff." Dou

8x10, U.S., career-spanning, various studios. Condition B to B+

Lot of Boris Karloff Original Press/Publicity Photographs/Movie Stills. All invoices must be paid within 24 hours of the sale. We offer multiple shipping options please read the shipping terms for you

A vintage still from the silent film "The Son of the Sheik" (1926, directed by George Fitzmaurice and starring Rudolph Valentino and Vilma Banky). Ahmed, the son of an Arab sheik (Rudolph Valentino) s

Large vintage Still from the silent film "Gold Rush" (1925, starring, director and producer Charles Chaplin). Charlie (Charles Chaplin) looks through an open door. Vintage silver photo print with some

A large vintage still from the silent film "The General" (1926, directed by Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman). A train engineer Johnnie Gray (Buster Keaton) eavesdrops the loaded cannon which is in pr

One of 500 signed FDC honoring Boris Karloff and Horror films in 1998 signed by Michael as part of his Thriller 15th anniversary celebration with COA AND with copy of Michael Own letter certifying the

An early Broadway playbill for Arsenic and Old Lace signed by the master of horror films Boris Karloff in fountain pen ink with COA

Lot of 10 Movie Stills from Mickey (1918) - Silent film featuring Mabel Normand

Lot of 5 Color Oversized Movie Stills from Mickey (1918) - Silent film featuring Mabel Normand

8x10, 1925-1928, U.S., various studios, silent With Conway Tearle, Antonio Moreno, Esther Ralston, Gary Cooper Titles include: Dancing Mothers (1); It (2); Children of Divorce (2); Red Hair (1); Ladie

Vintage original 60s movie frankenstein film photo boris karloff 10" x 8"

Photograph from the 1917 comedy short ÒLove Under CoverÓ starring A Edward Sutherland.

A rare one of 500 signed numbered FDC honoring Horror films and Boris Karloff signed by Michael as part of a iece for Thrillers then 15th anniversary (he died on its 25th anniversary) with copy of Mic

BORIS KARLOFF AND BELLA LUGOSI SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE 1931 FILM, "FRANKENSTEIN". BORIS KARLOFF AND BELLA LUGOSI SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH FROM THE 1931 FILM, "FRANKENSTEIN". Dracula and Frankenstein's Mon

Large 43.25" by 35.5" framed out display with film card and black & white photo prints of famous classic film monsters Boris Karloff (Frankenstein's Monster), Bella Lugosi (Dracula) and Lon Chaney (Th

The Terror. American International, 1963. Half sheet (22 x 28") poster for the horror film starring Boris Karloff, Jack Nicholson, and Sandra Knight. Tape marks and soiling to edges, partly affecting

Grouping of publicity still photographs for various silent films including All Man (2), The Almighty Dollar (3), The Man of the Hour (2), The Heart of a Hero (1), and the Deep Purple (1). Photos measu

FRANKENSTEIN MONSTER - VINTAGE FILM STILLS - LOT OF 2 - Pair of 8" x 10" B&W film stills featuring Karloff from the original "Frankenstein" and "The Bride of Frankenstein." Both Excellent.

Boris Karloff as "The Monster" 1931 Movie Still Card: Lobby Card photo from the movie Frankenstein in 1931. Photo in very good condition

Black, brown, and grey coloration. The Frankenstein character first appeared in a 19th century book written by Mary Shelley. The Hollywood film of 1931 starring Boris Karloff as Frankenstein creating

Black, brown, and grey coloration. The Frankenstein character first appeared in a 19th century book written by Mary Shelley. The Hollywood film of 1931 starring Boris Karloff as Frankenstein creating

Black, brown, and grey coloration. The Frankenstein character first appeared in a 19th century book written by Mary Shelley. The Hollywood film of 1931 starring Boris Karloff as Frankenstein creating

Black, brown, and grey coloration. Royal Doulton backstamp. The Frankenstein character first appeared in a 19th century book written by Mary Shelley. The Hollywood film of 1931 starring Boris Karloff