Unusual Clockwork Orange poster

[Juli]

I have this Clockwork Orange poster and I have been unable to find another one like it online. I want to know what kind of poster it is, and if it's rare. This poster was found at a second hand store a few years ago. It is printed on a cardboard stock material.

I appreciate any information you have about it.

~ Juli

[MoviePosterBid.com]

if it's 14x22, I'll bet it's a Benton window card

[Juli]

It is about 14 x 22. What is a Benton window card? Are they common or rare?

~ Juli

[Bruce]

Worse yet Juli, it is likely a Benton REPRO window card. I can't read the small writing at bottom, but if you or someone else shares that, you will likely have your answer.

I wish I could give you better news.

Bruce

[MoviePosterBid.com]

Bruce.. how can you tell a Benton WC from a Benton Repro WC?

[Bruce]

They have a capital "R" in front of the number in the lower right. And they are on a glossier thinner paper.

The guys who bought the Benton Company in the 1990s mistakenly thought there would be a BIG market for repros of WC's, so they made them, adding the "R" (for reproduction). They were not trying to deceive anyone.

Bruce

[Juli]

Here is what it says on the bottom: "Tribune Showprint, Inc, Eard Park, IN, Ph, 219-474-6061 - Fx 219-474-6062"

~ Juli

[Bruce]

Not a Benton repro, but in my opinion likely a repro of some sort, but I can't say for sure.

Bruce

[oldposterho]

Seems unlikely they had fax machines (or fax numbers) when "Clockwork Orange" was originally released.

--Peter

[MoviePosterBid.com]

Seems unlikely they had fax machines (or fax numbers) when "Clockwork Orange" was originally released.
--Peter

I think they did have corporate fax at that time.. it was too expensive for most small companies.

[MoviePosterBid.com]

yep.. they sure did:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fax

http://theoriginoffaxmachines.blogspot.com/

[stewart boyle]

Tribune Showprint is the oldest continuously running print shop in the USA. Open since 1878, Tribune is actually one year older than the world-famous Hatch Show Print
in Nashville.
According to the company website  

The Address is Earl Park..dunno if that was just a typo Juli ? x

Bruce, Juli posted that the one she has is on thicker cardboard stock..

Stew