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Cinema poster auction

Well known for its film memorabilia auctions - Prop Store is now running its first sale dedicated to cinema posters. More than 400 lots will go on show next month, before being sold off in a live auction - it's said to be the largest event of its kind in the UK. Anthony Baxter spoke to Prop Store's poster expert Mike Bloomfield.

The posters will be open to the public in a free exhibition at the BFI IMAX on the 22nd of June, and the auction takes place on the 28th of June.

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