"The 007th Minute" eBook by Jacques I.M. Stewart with illustrations by Heiko Baumann. The book is available here Thanks to Heiko for sharing the illustrations!
"Goldfinger" Lobby Cards from Switzerland. I found 18 so far. Maybe there are more. Big thanks to both Steve and Michael for their help and sharing their collection!
Lobby Cards from the UK for "Goldfinger". There are 2 different sets: 8 FOH (Front of House) cards and 4 large format lobby cards. A different set in b/w was used for the reissue. Thanks to Simon for sharing his collection with me!
Lobby cards for "Goldfinger" - possibly from Switzerland due to the dual language on the card. Does anyone know more or has the whole set? I've found these on the net a long time ago but can't remember where, thank you to the initial poster!
Paperback editions of "O Satanico Dr No" (Dr. No) from Brasil. Book on the left is the first edition. Thanks to Marcos from James Bond Brasilfor sharing it!
Signed, first edition of William Boyd's James Bond 007 novel "Solo", published by Jonathan Cape in 2013. I found two versions: With normal white pages and a red trim as shown in the photo.
Lobby Cards called "Photobusta" from Italy for "Goldfinger". Original set of 8 cards which were also reissued with the new United Artists logo and a MGM sticker. UIP re-released a new design as a set of 6 cards, shown below.
International 1 sheet and French poster for "Licence To Kill". I've never noticed that Dalton wears a tuxedo in some European posters compared to the black shirt in the UK and US. Thanks to the Book Bond for making this point!
Hanging Card for "You Only Live Twice", UK, 13 x 8 inches. This is featured in the UK Exhibitors Campaign Book but I've never seen it in real life. Does this really exist?
Paintings for "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" and "Thunderball" by John J. Lomasney, gouache on art board 44" x 28". Lomasney painted over 800 movie themed posters which were displayed in the The Royal Hawaiian Theater in Honolulu. Thanks to the Nixdorf Collection and Heritage Auctions.
As dedicated artwork poster aficionado I was was never too keen on the US "From Russia With Love" posters. What would have happened if the producers hired Frank McCarthy in 1963? Not sure but here is an attempt of mine to create a McCarthy style artwork.
Photo and colour references I've used to create the artwork. The original is gouache on artboard, 80 x 60 cm.
Recreation of the planned 24 sheet for "You Only Live Twice" as shown in the pressbook. The concept still uses the unchanged versions of McGinnis' bath scene (check his hand) and McCarthy's original Little Nellie painting with an alternate face of Connery.
It appears that both the US and Australia deemed some of the images on the "Goldfinger" posters to risky and changed it. I don't own the originals but I assume that the original posters were painted over. Does anyone have a copy of the changed posters?
"Licence To Cook", cook book based on the food eaten by Bond in the novels, Edward Biddulph, 2010. Check out Edward's blog "James Bond memes" The book is available here.
Collection of James Bond 007 novels published by "Segretissimo" in Italy:
"Ruolo d'onore",(Role of Honour), 1984 by John Gardner
"Il domani non muore mai",(Tomorrow Never Dies) 1997, the movie novelization.
"Conto alla rovescia", (007 Zero Minus Ten), 1997, original novel by Benson
"Il mondo non basta", (The World Is Not Enough) 1999, another movie novelization by Benson
"I sogni non uccidono", (Never Dream of Dying), 2001, original novel by Benson
"L'uomo dal tatuaggio rosso", "The Man With the Red Tattoo" (2002), original novel by Benson
"Doppio gioco", (Doubleshot) 2000, original novel by Benson
"La morte può attendere", special edition with "Die Another Day", the movie novelization by Benson
"La spia che mi amava" + "Moonraker", special edition with two movie novelizations by Christopher Wood, "The Spy Who Loved Me" (1977) and "Moonraker" (1979)
"Niente fiori per James Bond" (Never Send Flowers), John Gardner, 1993), artwork by of Massimo Rosestolato
"Operazione Barbarossa" (The Man from Barbarossa),John Gardner,1991) artwork by of Massimo Rosestolato
Big thanks to Lucio for sharing the scans and information!
Poster Concept for "The Spy Who Loved Me", artist unknown. This image was published in the Dorling Kindersley book "James Bond - 50 Years of Movie Poster".
