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Army of Darkness 11" X 14" framed photo autographed (COAs always included) by star Bruce Campbell and director Sam Raimi for sale (please click image for a larger version)

“Army of Darkness” (1992) Ash (portrayed by Bruce Campbell), the hero, is pictured at left in this newly finished, framed event by NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM of Astoria, Oregon.
Completely custom-built, it also features acid-free matting, Studio molding and conservation glass so that it will last long into to the future.
Nothing else like it anywhere, it is signed by the builder, Bill Brooks himself.
If you’d like to purchase this as a gift or for yourself, contact us at 503-338-6056, or email bill@nwlimited.com

For more framed entertainment fine art, historic maps and shipwreck chart, visit our website:
NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM

One of one, autographed by Ron Perlman, the star of Hellboy (photo) and (sticker) by Mike Mignola!

One of one, Hellboy has arrived at NW Limited...History in Vogue! $300 for yours, COAs always included 503-338-6056 or bill@nwlimited.com

Two new ones, both autographed, one by deceased actor Heath Ledger alone, the other by both Ledger and Bale, the stars of DC Comics’ “Dark Knight” movie, arguably the best of the Batman movies and certainly acting performances worthy of note.

Joker/Dark Knight piece is #3 in our edition of only 7 Christian Bale and Heath Ledger signed photo from The Dark Knight movie, and featuring USPS first-day-issue stamps and postmarks, this is #3 of 7, it is sold but others are available

Autographed by "The Joker" Heath Ledger, this is #3 of only 7 pieces by NW Limited...History in Vogue this one is sold but others will be available

For ordering info: bill@nwlimited.com or call 503-338-6056

Autographed by Dave Prowse starring in Frankenstein and The Monster From Hell a Hammer film production 11" X 14" framed - $250

Autographed and inscribed by David Prowse (COA included-click for larger)

“Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell is a 1974 British horror film from Hammer Film Productions. It was directed by Terence Fisher and starred Peter Cushing and David Prowse. It was the final chapter in Hammer’s Frankenstein series of films, and director Fisher’s final feature.

It was filmed in 1972 at Elstree Studios, but was not released until 1974.”
(from Wikipedia)

Royal Mail first day of issue postmark for Hammer Horror

For purchasing info contact Bill: bill@nwlimited.com or 503-338-6056

Links:
Hammer Horror at NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell at Wikipedia
Hammer Films

If you ask Robert Downey, Jr, who seems to have an opinion on the matter:
He admits that DC Comics’ Dark Knight made him feel “dumb” and in need of a college education, likening the movie to a Ferrari engine.  Downey also alluded that there was too much going on in the plot.
His parting shot was (and I quote): “You know what? F**k DC comics. That’s all I have to say and that’s where I’m really coming from.”

Robert Downey, Jr. is Tony Stark in Marvel Comics' Iron Man

Heath Ledger portrays the Joker in DC Comics' Dark Knight

 
Have you an opinion on which is the better bit of entertainment?
Or do you think they’re both great movies, just different?
Go with the numbers (Dark Knight took approx. 155 mil its first weekend, and is the third highest-grossing domestic film of all time with $442 million in sales as it topped the movie chart for a fourth straight weekend, Iron Man raked in about 107 mil opening weekend…) or cast your vote:
Either of the above are available for purchase. 
503-338-6056 or email bill@nwlimited.com

Links:
DC Comics at NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
Marvel Comics at NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
/Film – “Robert Downey, Jr. Disses the Dark Knight”
Robert Downey, Jr. talks Iron Man 2 article at Film School Rejects
Heath Ledger at IMDB

Look, up in the sky!

It’s a bird!  It’s a plane! 

No, it’s Superman!

DC Comics' Superman, featuring an original autographed 8"X10" picture of Christopher Reeve and USPS first-day-issue stamps and postmarks, and 1977 pin by NW Limited...History in Vogue

Look, down on the ground! 
It’s Evel Knievel after the jump at Caesar’s Palace, December 31, 1967, a crash which put him in the hospital and in a coma for 29 days!

Evel Knievel authentic autographed photo is included in this piece, part of our American Motorcycle edition - 14" X 11" finished size. Custom-built, hand-finished Spanish frame molding and conservation glass.

To purchase either of the above: 503-338-6056 or email bill@nwlimited.com
We ship anywhere, and take plastic, too.

DC Comics’ “Dark Knight” starring Christian Bale as Batman, hits theaters nationwide this week (release date July 18, 2008).
Reviews lean towards the favorable reception of actor Heath Ledger’s interpretation of “The Joker” in spite of early doubt.
In his second-to-last role, Ledger had the chance to be the youngest actor to portray the Clown Prince of Crime, the Harlequin of Hate a/k/a that of the Joker, and there were concerns as to his suitability for the role.
The question might be: “Did playing the Joker wring the life force out of Ledger?”

Heath Ledger as the Joker originally (COA included) autographed, framed, exclusive tribute by NW Limited...History in Vogue - #4 of 7 (collection of the artist NFS)

Links:
The Dark Knight: Heath Ledger’s Batman movie smashes box office records
The Joker: Torn between good and evil (NPR)
Once-skeptical Batfans embrace Heath Ledger’s Joker (FOX News)
Heath Ledger Fan Site
Heath Ledger talks Joker
YouTube Heath Ledger as Joker trailer
The Dark Knight at IMDB

The author of the James Bond novels was born May 28, 1908.
He passed away August 12, 1964 at the age of 56.
He is best known for creating Agent 007, though he also wrote the children’s story Chitty Chitty Bang Bang!

James Bond #8 of 39 by NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
Royal Mail first-day-issue stamps and postmarks commemorating the publication of the first James Bond novel.

Thanks, Ian, for your enduring contribution to history…

Link:
James Bond by NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM

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#6 of 15, originally autographed by Christian Bale and Katie Holmes, stars of the movie “Batman Begins”.
DC Comics first-day-issue stamps and postmark, and a bonus first-day-issue postmark from Comic Con in San Diego, California!
Great for graduation, or a Father’s Day WOW!
$200 plus shipping
503-338-6056 or bill@nwlimited.com

ous and new:

Marvel Comics “Ironman” #5 including an authentic autograph
by Robert Downey, Jr. (COA included) 11″ X 14″ $225

Marvel Comics’ Wolverine #6 by NW Limited…History in Vogue^TM
11″ X 14″ $225
 

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