Description
Product Overview
The Bobbie Joe and The Outlaw Original 8×10 Lobby Card is a genuine piece of cinematic history, reproduced directly from the original 1976 theatrical release. Measuring 8 inches by 10 inches, this landscape‑oriented card is printed on high‑quality glass, delivering a glossy, museum‑grade finish that highlights the intricate details of the original artwork. The card features iconic stills of Marjoe Gortner and Jesse Vin, captured in the film’s dramatic moments, and is presented without a frame, allowing collectors to display it in a manner that best suits their personal aesthetic. The material composition—premium glass—ensures durability, resistance to fading, and a vibrant color palette that brings the vintage scene to life. This product is part of the Silver Screen Archives collection, a trusted name for authentic movie memorabilia, and is ideal for enthusiasts who appreciate the tactile authenticity of original lobby cards.
Usage
Designed for both decorative and archival purposes, this lobby card fits seamlessly into a variety of interior settings. Whether mounted on a gallery wall in a home theater, displayed on a sleek glass shelf in a living room, or incorporated into a curated collection of vintage film artifacts, the card adds a touch of classic Hollywood glamour. Its 8×10 size makes it versatile for framing in standard sizes, or for inclusion in shadow boxes, display cases, or custom‑made acrylic stands. Film buffs, interior designers, and collectors alike will find this piece an excellent conversation starter, perfect for movie‑themed parties, retro‑style cafés, or as a unique gift for anyone who cherishes cinematic history. The glass substrate also makes it suitable for environments where humidity and temperature fluctuations might otherwise damage paper‑based memorabilia.
Why Choose Us
Silver Screen Archives has built a reputation for providing only authentic, original lobby cards sourced directly from studio archives and private collections. Each card undergoes a rigorous verification process to confirm its provenance, ensuring that buyers receive a genuine artifact rather than a reproduction. Our commitment to quality extends to meticulous packaging: each card is wrapped in acid‑free tissue, placed in a sturdy, custom‑sized box, and shipped with climate‑controlled insulation to preserve its condition during transit. Additionally, we offer a dedicated customer support team that assists with any inquiries, from authentication details to display recommendations. By choosing this product, you benefit from the expertise of a company that has cataloged over 250,000 original lobby cards, guaranteeing both historical accuracy and superior craftsmanship.
Key Features
- Original 1976 lobby card printed on premium glass for lasting vibrancy
- Features authentic artwork of Marjoe Gortner and Jesse Vin
- Landscape orientation fits standard 8×10 frames and display options
- Acid‑free packaging protects the card during shipping and storage
- Backed by Silver Screen Archives’ expert customer support and authenticity guarantee
FAQ
Is this lobby card a reproduction or an original?
This item is an authentic original lobby card produced in 1976 for the theatrical release of Bobbie Joe and The Outlaw. It is not a modern reproduction.
What material is the card printed on?
The card is printed on high‑quality glass, which provides a glossy finish, protects the image from wear, and enhances color depth compared with traditional paper.
Can I frame this lobby card?
Yes, the 8×10 dimensions are compatible with standard picture frames. Because the card is glass‑based, you may choose a frame with a glass or acrylic front to maintain visual consistency.
How is the card shipped to ensure it arrives undamaged?
Each card is wrapped in acid‑free tissue, placed in a custom‑sized cardboard box, and shipped with protective padding. We also use climate‑controlled packaging to guard against humidity and temperature changes.
Do you offer any certification of authenticity?
All our lobby cards come with a certificate of authenticity from Silver Screen Archives, detailing provenance, production year, and verification signatures.
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