Original Casablanca Movie Posters

Casablanca movie posters from the 1942 Warner Brothers classic gather original promotional material from one of Hollywood's most enduring romantic dramas. classic — the film that has defined romantic cinema for eighty years and whose theatrical materials are among the most historically significant in American movie poster collecting. Original prints from the 1942 release and subsequent reissues document one of Hollywood's most enduring campaigns, built around the Bogart-Bergman pairing and the film's wartime emotional resonance.

The 1942 original campaign featured illustrated one-sheets emphasizing Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in close composition — the romantic imagery drawn against Morocco's atmospheric backdrop. Wartime printing conditions affected both stock and ink quality, making the earliest surviving originals increasingly rare. The 1943 re-release — timed to the Allied landings in North Africa — added new materials that are now equally collectible. Subsequent reissue campaigns through the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s each produced distinct materials, and the collector market distinguishes carefully between first-release and reissue examples. International versions — French, Italian, British quad, German, Japanese — offer alternative visualizations of the same iconic imagery. The film won three Academy Awards in 1944, including Best Picture and Best Director for Michael Curtiz, further cementing its historical significance.

Formats include US one-sheets (27×41), half-sheets (22×28), inserts (14×36), lobby card sets, and window cards, alongside international variants. Condition ranges from Good to Very Fine depending on period and format.

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