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Marc Bolan (May 1, 1973) – Memorabilia: Film Review Colour Poster

Writer: 1973
1973
Apr 30, 1973
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Publication: Film Review

Date: May 1973

Country: United Kingdom

Item: Large colour poster

Size: Approx. 30 × 20.5 inches (76 × 52 cm)

MEMORABILIA

A large Marc Bolan colour poster originally included free with the May 1973 issue of Film Review. The magazine cover prominently advertises:

“FREE INSIDE – BIG MARC BOLAN COLOUR POSTER”

The fold-out poster features a full-length studio photograph with a bright pink jacket and a toy tank positioned in the foreground. Along the bottom are references to Born To Boogie and the album Tanx.


The supplied sales description identifies the poster as an uncommon surviving insert, noting that it is missing from many remaining copies of the magazine.

The magazine and poster sold through an online marketplace for £13.93 on July 7, 2026.



All photographs, artwork, auction images and original text referenced in this entry remain the property of their respective copyright holders. This Chronicle entry is a transformative, non-commercial archival summary created for historical documentation and educational reference. No ownership of the original material is claimed or implied.


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