Sources for assorted classic movie collectibles on the Web.
16mmfilms.com
VHS and DVD aren't the only formats in which to see classic movies. Here you can find out all about 16mm films -- how to find them, show them, store them, and watch them.
A&E!
Lots of stuff direct from A&E, the television network, including videos, DVDs, books, posters, toys, and more.
Aux Films Du Temps
Web site for the cinema bookstore founded in Paris in 1981. Features a broad selection of books and periodicals, posters, photos, and other film-related materials. The site also includes an events listing, directions and links.
Baby Jane of Hollywood
Web site for the West Hollywood source of celebrity collectibles, including "Earthquake Ruins," autographs, posters, costumes, theater cards, books, and magazines. Includes some adult content.
Calendar Club
This link will take you to the Classic Film Stars page of this UK calendar site, but of course they have much more than that, including pets, kids, humor, and so forth, drawn from a variety of sources. There are over 2,000 new titles in stock, plus desk calendars and diaries.
Cedco Movie and TV Calendars
Purchase Marilyn, James Dean, and Roy Rogers on gorgeous calendars from Cedco.
Collector Link
A link to over 2,000 collector sites for cards and collectibles of all kinds, including movie cards.
Colony Music
Web site for the New York City music store offers CDs, sheet music, karaoke tapes, posters, videos, and memorabilia. Plus chat, a weekly trivia quiz, and "artist finder."
Cowboy Pal Info Page
Sources for all kinds of posters, photos and other western collectibles, plus addresses of fan clubs for Roy Rogers, Tex Ritter, Tom Mix, Gene Autry, and the other legends of the silver screen.
Famous Photo
Reproductions of famous photos of stars such as Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart, Shirley Temple, James Dean, Clint Eastwood, and Elvis Presley, plus refrigerator magnets, light switch covers, and more.
Film Score Monthly.com
Lukas Kendall's "Online Magazine of Motion Picture and Television Music Appreciation" looks great and has lots of info, including a way for you to search for that film score you've always wanted to find.
Filmcutts.com
Though you can't tell from the name, this memorabilia site is also the home of the John Wayne Film Society. You'll find more than just Duke memorabilia here, however. Look for posters, lobby cards, brochures, press kits, and more.
Franklyn Cards: Film Section
Billed as "The home of movie cigarette cards in cyberspace," this should be the first stop for collectors looking for these items which were popular between the World Wars.
Hollywood Collection
Original reproductions of jewelry worn by legendary film stars in their movies, including Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn, Ingrid Bergman, Marlene Dietrich, etc. But you don't have to buy anything to enjoy this site.
Hollywood Mega Store
Gifts, collectibles and decorations for movie buffs, with a complete line of products such as movie-themed party decorations & supplies, lifesize celebrity standups, director's clapboards & chairs, film canisters & reels, film stills & movie posters, award trophy statuettes, hollywood apparel and gift sets & personalized items.
Julie Stowe's Classic Movie Star Portraits
Artist Julie Stowe has an online gallery which includes original paintings of classic stars, individually or in groups. There's also a link to her Best of the Net classic movies site.
The Movie Card Website
How to purchase movie star trading cards, covering the period from 1920 to 1960. Bet you didn't know most of these existed at all!
Movie Magazines
Old magazines for sale, featuring many of your favorite stars on the covers. Purchase or just browse the cover photos. From Scoop Scoop.
Moviebilia.com
Vintage original pre-1945 movie memorabilia on display and for sale at moderate prices, with free downloadable pictures of all items. Alphabetical listing of items by star, from Fred Astaire to Anna May Wong.
Moviegoods Classic Cinema Gallery
Cinemagoods offers a large selection of vintage and new movie posters, lobby cards, photographs and movie trailers. Here's a link to their special classics area, with sections on Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, Alfred Hitchcock, and Oscar winners.
MovieTreasures.com
A fun site filled with posters, lobby cards, autographs, bios, and other memorabilia items. They're for sale, but you can also click through the collection and view them at no extra charge!
The Nostalgia Factory
The Web site for this 32-year-old retailer of movie nostalgia items (over 36,000, they claim) offers the ability to search by title, star, director, genre, or keywords, or browse the site by random. Items for sale include current and classic posters, pressbooks, press kits, window cards, books, studio promotional items, all original, and much of it with photos and descriptions.
Nothing's New
Web site for the collectibles store in San Bruno, California, that specializes in pre-1970 movies, television shows & radio, owned by Roger Hill. The site is maintained by Gilda Tabarez, who also has Web sites devoted to classic film.
Oakridge Hobbies: Jigsaw Puzzles
Scroll down this page to find several jigsaw puzzles made from the Legends of the Silver Screen paintings featuring Marilyn, James Dean, Bogie and more. Great gifts for movie fans.
The Prop Store of London
Billed as one of the world's leading sources of movie props and costumes as collectibles, the Prop Store specializes in items they call "Prop Art." Even if you're not a collector, be sure to browse their extensive online catalogue of original props, costumes and memorabilia.
RalphDeLuca.com
Ralph DeLuca describes himself as the "movie memorabilia guy wearing the white hat." He has been buying collectible posters and photos for cash for the past ten years, and says he spends a million dollars a year. If you don't have anything to sell, you can also check out his extensive image galleries.
Riseman.com
Auction source for collectible popular sheet music of all ages & types, as well as movie memorabilia such as one-sheet and half-sheet posters, pressbooks, pictures and autographs. Choose "Browse" and pick one of the numbered sections to look at the current auction items.
Remembrance of Things Last
Robert Ahuna has collected wav files of the final lines of dialogue from dozens of films, from Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein to The Wizard of Oz. See if you can remember what the line was before you play the sound!
Seeing the Stars
The Discovery Fund for Eye Research holds annual celebrity eye wear and memorabilia auction events. Lots of items of interest to classic fans. Past sales included a pair of Milton Berle's glasses and an autographed photo of Bob Hope, for example.
Sons of the Desert - Way Out West Tent General Store
Purchase Laurel and Hardy publications, calendars and still photos from the General Store of The Sons of the Desert, the international Laurel & Hardy society.
The Star Wars Collectors Archive
If you're a Star Wars fan or a movie memorabilia collector, don't miss this site from Gus Lopez and fellow editors. It's a "virtual museum" of images from private collections from all over the world.
StarWares.com
In business for 15 years, Star Wares obtains collectibles such as film props and wardrobe items, celebrity clothing, autographed photos and other Hollywood-related items from studios, production companies, collectors (including celebrities), and auctions. They sell via their web site and auctions on eBay.
Steve's Vintage Ads
Steve has been selling vintage and antique magazine ads on the Internet since 1997, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, appliances, cosmetics, clothing, radio, tv, sporting goods, boats, beer, distillery, cigarettes and, of course, movies. Scroll down on the left and click on "Movie Ads & Memorabilia" for over 360 of them.
The Jimmy Stewart Museum Store
Purchase Jimmy Stewart collectibles from the Jimmy Stewart Museum in his hometown of Indiana, Pennsylvania.
Things-and-other-stuff.com
The vintage movie collectibles section of this site is filled with vintage photos and other "stuff" accumulated by Cliff, who tells the interesting story (on the "About" page, of course) of how he came deal in movie collectibles.
TV and Movie Store
This company from Portland, Oregon specializes in movie and tv-related branded merchandise, and has a huge selection, even including some classics in both media.
Uwe Reber Comic Art: Hollywood
The "Hollywood" section of German artist Uwe Reber's site offers striking artwork of a dozen favorite stars, most available for purchase. Also includes galleries entitled "comics," "pinups," and "life."
Wickedlady.com
A nice-looking Web site for the UK dealer of English 20th Century Collectables, including advertising tins, film memorabilia and vintage clothing. Look under "British Films" for a growing series of profiles of English-born actors and actresses.
Wonderful World of Animation Art Gallery
An authorized gallery for Disney (Europe), Simpsons (and other Fox art), MTV/Nickleodeon, Universal, and Chuck Jones animation art. Lots of reproductions of animation cels.
Wonderful Wizard of Oz Collectibles
It's amazing how many officially licensed items you can find that relate to this favorite classic film, and they seem to have them all here -- everything from bottle stoppers and earrings to jackets and t-shirts.
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