Various stages of the "The Spy Who Loved Me" artwork by Bob Peak. Barbara Bach's pose was modeled upon a photo from a fashion magazine. Pictures taken from " Bond, ...James Bond - Filmplakate und Fotografien aus 50 Jahren" (Available here) and "The James Bond Archives" (Available here).
While catalogueing my photos I've noticed several ones that look like Robert McGinnis used them for his "Thunderball" artwork. Connery's head comes from the publicity photo-shoot for "From Russia With Love", the legs from a photo with Connery reading, Claudine Auger appears to be a composite of several publicity shots. Same goes for Martine Beswicke and Molly Peters.
Recreation of the 24 sheet poster from "From Russia With Love". The poster is advertised in the US pressbook (see below) but I've never seen an original. This is a digital re-creation. Does anyone know if an original exists?
Design of the Mexican lobby cards for "Goldfinger", set of 8.
The German poster for "In Toedlicher Mission" (For Your Eyes Only) uses the original background by Brian Bysouth but the face of Roger Moore was re-painted. Does anybody know why this was done?
Promotional artwork for the 1965 "James Bond Secret Agent 007" Chewing
Gum trading cards by the Philadelphia Chewing Gum Corporation. Gum wrapper (above),promotional material (middle) and back of cards (Below). Thanks to Marc from the Belgium Bond Club who has an excellent overview of Bond trading cards here.
Illustrator of the sixties frequently used stills taken during the production as refernce for their artwork. Here is the photo refernce for the poster artwork for "From Russia With Love" as used in the US, Australia and Argentina. Note: I've found the contact sheet on eBay but by the time I realised what it was the auction had ended. Credits and thanks who whoever sold and bought it!
German newspaper ad for "Moonraker". These ads come from the German style pressbooks called "Werberatschlag".
Action scene artwork for "Dr No"
by Mitchell Hooks. It appears that Hooks did a pencil version first
(top) that was then reduced to line art (bottom). The US posters used the
line art version while the UK quad poster used the pencil version.
"Skyfall" art tribute by Chris Madden using the "Viva James Bond" style by Yves Thos. Check out Chris' work here.
Check out the interview with Brian Bysouth on Film On Paper where he talks about his career including his work for "For Your Eyes Only" and "The Living Daylights". The interview is illustrated with early sketches of his designs.
Thanks to James for this tip!
Poster and lobby card designs for the 1965/66 combo release of "Dr No" and "From Russia With Love"
Update: Just received a variation of the yellow quad poster, thanks Simon!
English FOH (Front Of House) lobby cards for "Dr No". Colour set is from the original release, the b/w ones are re-issue. Thanks to Simon for sharing these!
Lobby card set for "Regreso Del Agente 007" (From Russia With Love) from Mexico. There are two variations which are almost identical, one states "United Artists de Mexico" at the bottom, the other "United Artists de Mexico - Tabasco #304". 
Cover from a Turkish James Bond 007 comic book (I belive).
Mystery lobby card for "From Russia With Love". Does anyone know where this card was used? The "A" after the title suggest an origin in the UK or Ireland. Also the re-touched version of Daniela Bianchi on the left. Any thoughts?
Thanks to Simon for sharing this!
Two samples of German newspaper ads for "Diamantenfieber" (Diamonds Are Forever). They come from what is called a "Werberatschlag" (Advertising Advice), the German equivalent of a Press or Campaign Book.
Five variations of the "Goldfinger" locandina posters from Italy, 71 x33 cm. Original poster on the left and them reissue posters from the 70s and 80s on the right. The reissue posters all show small variations in design and layout. I wonder how many more there are.
"El Satánico Dr. No" (Dr No), posters from Argentina, 110 x 74 cm, original release from 1963 (left) and reissue 1967 (right).
Cover artwork from James Bond 007 paperbacks published in Brazil including "O Satanico Dr. No" (Dr No), "Chantagem Atomica" (Thunderball) and "007 O Foguete Da Morte" (Moonraker).
Detail from the US laser videodisc "Diamonds Are Forever" artwork. Scan kindly provided by 007 Home Video. Check out the site, it has a large variety of 007 sleeves and covers.
The website "From Sweden With Love" offers original Swedish Bond posters, have a look here.
Comic book cover artwork from Brazil. Does anyone know a bit more about these?
I've set myself the goal to find a good quality scan or photo of all Bond posters. Sometimes it's tricky - like finding the original "Askbollen" (Thunderball) poster from Sweden. All I could find was a small photo (Thanks whoever shared this!). So I've restored the poster digitally.
James Bond comic book covers from Brazil. I know very little about these. Does sombody know when they where published and by whom?
Tribute artwork by Graham Kennedy for the 50th anniversary of the James Bond 007 movie series.
3 variations of Sean Connery in the "From Russia With Love" poster. The US used a retouched photo of Connery while the posters from Argentina use two different, repainted versions of the figure.
Recreation of the 24 sheet poster from "From Russia With Love". The poster is advertised in the US pressbook (see below) but I've never seen an original. This is a digital re-creation. Does anyone know if an original exists?
The German poster for "In Toedlicher Mission" (For Your Eyes Only) uses the original background by Brian Bysouth but the face of Roger Moore was re-painted. Does anybody know why this was done?
Illustrator of the sixties frequently used stills taken during the production as refernce for their artwork. Here is the photo refernce for the poster artwork for "From Russia With Love" as used in the US, Australia and Argentina. Note: I've found the contact sheet on eBay but by the time I realised what it was the auction had ended. Credits and thanks who whoever sold and bought it!
German newspaper ad for "Moonraker". These ads come from the German style pressbooks called "Werberatschlag".
Lobby card set for "Regreso Del Agente 007" (From Russia With Love) from Mexico. There are two variations which are almost identical, one states "United Artists de Mexico" at the bottom, the other "United Artists de Mexico - Tabasco #304". 
Detail from the US laser videodisc "Diamonds Are Forever" artwork. Scan kindly provided by 007 Home Video. Check out the site, it has a large variety of 007 sleeves and covers.
