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Loading image: Conservator working on a giant 1982 Japanese Star Wars station-front billboard at Fourth Cone Restoration Conservator working on a giant 1982 Japanese Star Wars station-front billboard at Fourth Cone Restoration

THE RAREST JAPANESE STAR WARS POSTER WE HAVE EVER HANDLED

A monumental 1982 Japanese two-sheet station-front billboard — approximately 62 × 85 inches and more than twice the area of a B0. Only one other publicly identified archive example is currently known to us.

Unused, never pasted, and professionally conserved by Fourth Cone Restoration.

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Loading image: Conservator working on a giant 1982 Japanese Star Wars station-front billboard at Fourth Cone Restoration Conservator working on a giant 1982 Japanese Star Wars station-front billboard at Fourth Cone Restoration

A Japanese Star Wars Billboard on a Monumental Scale

At approximately 157.5 × 215.9 cm (62 × 85 in), this giant two-sheet station-front billboard is roughly the area of nine standard Japanese B2 posters and more than twice the area of a B0.

Produced for public station-front advertising rather than ordinary cinema display, examples of this format were intended to be pasted directly onto large advertising surfaces — making unused survivors exceptionally difficult to find.
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