Hot Item Bombay Clipper Device [p7zOGSF0]

Step into the thrilling world of 1940s cinema with this original movie poster for the 1942 film, "Hot Item Bombay Clipper Device [p7zOGSF0]." Directed by John Rawlins, this gripping thriller took you on a high-stakes journey as two newlyweds find themselves caught in a web of espionage while aboard a plane carrying a fortune in diamonds.

Originally made in late 1941, the movie took on an unintentional historical significance as events unfolded in the real world. While the country of origin for the spies was left unnamed in the film, the context hinted at a Japanese connection. By the time the movie reached theaters in 1942, Pearl Harbor had already occurred, rendering the ambiguity unnecessary. How's that for a coincidence...

What fantastic artwork! In the lower left, two impeccably dressed men stand, their expressions filled with tension and intrigue. A shadowy figure looms near, gun in hand, adding a crucial element of danger to the scene. Against a salmon-colored backdrop, the lower half of the poster sets the stage for the thrilling twists and turns that await the protagonists. Above, a magnificent airplane shrouded in storm clouds takes center stage, the evocative imagery symbolizing the heart-pounding airborne journey that awaits. The contrast of colors adds depth and intensity to the poster, drawing the viewer's eye from every angle. What a knock-out. 

This thrilling piece will frame expertly. 

Condition: Very Good. Age appropriate toning and fading. Original fold lines have been professionally restored. Minor border wear has been professionally restored. Light printer stains along bottom border. Blemish in upper right and left quadrant border. Minor background scuffs. Very light printer spots on center text. Conservation mounted on new linen. Please use zoom feature to get a better understanding of overall condition.