When I first saw this ad in the campaign book, for a set of what I assumed were 8x10 photographs, I wondered what it was about them that mad...

One more from the "wow, didn't know that existed!" category. This is an original release standee (who knew they made those ba...

Getting near the end now. This is a window card, dimensions are 14"x22" - half the size of a half-sheet (quarter-sheet anyone?) a...

This is a bit of repost, but seemed a good idea to put this with its brethren. Of all the movie paper to be considered rare , this is the ab...

This is a bit of repost, but seemed a good idea to put this with its brethren. All movie paper for Alice in Wonderland's initial release...

A 24-sheet is essentially a billboard. I have never seen one, but this is the image from the campaign book. Size of a 24-sheet is 108...

This is something I didn't think existed, a glass theater slide advertising Alice in Wonderland. I thought that these glass 'Magic ...

Slightly out of order (took me a while to find it) is this B-style half sheet.

The first time I saw this I just about died. This is a banner, an incredibly rare movie poster that is not even listed in the campaign book...

As some of you may recall from last year, not only is this Independence Day here in the USA, but it is also the anniversary of the day when ...

Last but not least, the Walrus as he is about to begin the feed.

Number 7, another Alice as she encounters the Caterpillar, but this time without the Caterpillar. This is my favorite scene from the movie, ...

Number six of eight, Alice meets the Caterpillar, on his mushroom of course.

Number five, Alice encounters Tweedledee and Tweedledum, who launch into the story of the curious oysters (poor things).

Today is Kathryn Beaumont's birthday, many happy returns Kathy! This is a National Screen Service still portrait of Kathy from the origi...

Fourth, Alice stands before the bar awaiting sentencing from the Queen of Hearts (and the King).

Third in the series, this card features Alice in the White Rabbit's house just after consuming the 'Eat Me' cookie.

Second of the lobby cards, Alice watching the Card Painters having a field day with the Queen's roses. Interestingly, the color of the ...

The first of the lobby cards. There was a total eight lobby cards issued, with no title card. This is #1 (numbers appear in the lower left...

I've always thought these were strange. An 'insert', what the hell does that mean? And why the screwy size? Did some guy just...