Mexican Lobby Cards are generally printed in 8 card sets. They were provided to the theater owner to decorate his lobby when he received a new movie reel. All 8 cards contain the same artwork, but each card has a different printed black and white photo of a scene in the movie. All cards are authentic, ranging in age from 1938 to 1968. Most are in very good to excellent condition, with only small pinholes in the corners.
Lobby cards are shrink wrapped on cardboard.
Posters measure approx. Many have signed artwork from famous Mexican graphic artists, like Josep Renau, Ernesto Garcia Cabral and Carlos Vega. Condition varies from very good to mint. When a movie was exported to Mexico, a whole new set of promotional materials had to be produced by Mexican production companies. Lobby card text is in Spanish, usually with an English title translation.