Assume you mean 45 years ago, but there are lots and lots of mint posters out there from that period and older.
(no idea if this is one of them, as I've never owned a German Moonraker, but in general German posters from this period aren't particularly rare)

These are cool. I know they're not posters as such, but they follow the format of the poster. I've started to branch out with some more obscure items if they feature 'poster' artwork that isn't released as a traditional poster and only exists in this other form. For example I don't collect Chirashi's because they generally duplicate the B1 but I have found some Newspaper ads that do feature alternate poster artwork that I haven't seen elsewhere.

I think Tang mentioned in another post that his 'e' isn't working on his keyboard, not that there is an e in Spanish though.

I was going to just post these in the posters latest acquisitions thread, but figured I'd start a new one for postcards.

It's interesting to see photos, the styles, etc. from different times.

I just got these.  The "packing list" poster (not theatrical) was up at A24 briefly, and either sold out or got removed for some reason, and the only one I've seen since then was when A24 had a contest/giveaway on Instagram way back then.  Anyway, I think these are cool.  They were promotional swag in Australia, and maybe other places that I'm not aware of.

 

The abbreviations, acronyms, etc. get out of control sometimes.