We use a standardized grading system to help you choose the right piece for your collection or wall: 

• Near Mint (NM): An exceptionally well-preserved poster. It may show only the slightest signs of handling or storage, appearing almost as it did the day it was printed. 
• Very Fine (VF): A beautiful, clean specimen with bright colors. It may have minor creases. 
• Fine (F): A solid, presentable poster that may show light wear, such as small tears, pinholes, or a small piece missing. 
• Used: A standard “theater-used” poster. Expect visible signs of its history, including creases, moderate fold wear, and general signs of age. 
• Fair: This item has more significant issues (larger tears or staining) but remains recognizable and presentable. These are often great candidates for restoration. 
• As Is: Heavily worn with significant damage, such as large holes or missing pieces. These are typically sold as “fixer-uppers” for professional restoration projects.

_{Note: Because grading is subjective, our high-resolution photos are your best guide—what you see in the picture is exactly what will be delivered.} 

• Returns are always welcome.
• Simply send the item back to us. Once we receive and inspect it to ensure it’s in its original condition, we will provide a full refund.

Yes, we do. However, due to the fragile nature of glass and shipping constraints, framing is currently only available for local clients who can collect in person.

• Yes, we specialize in professional paper restoration to help preserve and revitalize your posters.
• At this time, we perform our backing and stabilization using traditional Japanese washi paper, a technique favored by conservators for its strength and reversibility.
• Every project is unique; please contact us to discuss your poster’s specific needs.