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IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE ('46) IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE ('46) LC OR search current auctions Auction History Result w000e IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE movie lobby card #7 '46 Jim accuses Lionel! Date Sold 5/15/2007Sold For: Login or Register to see sold price. An Original Vintage Theatrical Movie Lobby Card #7 (measures 11" x 14") (Learn More) Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life, the classic 1946 Frank Capra (nominated for the Best Director Academy Award for this film) banking family fantasy romantic melodrama ("Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! How could it be anything else!"; "They're going steady... straight to your heart!"; "It's a Wonderful Love!"; "Frank Capra's wonderfilm..."; nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award; about a man at the brink of suicide, and an angel appears who shows him all the good that he did, by showing him how his world would have been if he had never been born, and that renews his faith) starring James Stewart (Jimmy Stewart; nominated for the Best Actor Academy Award for this film; "America's Favorite Feller..."; as George Bailey), Donna Reed ("Jimmy's Favorite Girl..."; as Mary Bailey), Lionel Barrymore (as Mr. Potter), Thomas Mitchell (as Uncle Billy), Henry Travers (best remembered for playing Clarence the angel in this movie!), Beulah Bondi (as James Stewart's mom), Ward Bond (as Bert), Frank Faylen (as Ernie), Gloria Grahame (in a memorable role as Violet, the "bad" girl), H.B. Warner (as Mr. Gower), Carl 'Alfalfa' Switzer (as Freddie), Stanley Andrews, Sheldon Leonard (as Nick), William Edmunds, Jimmy Hawkins, Samuel S. Hinds, Frank Hagney, Karolyn Grimes, Virginia Patton, and Todd Karns NOTE: Click on linked names to see a biography. Important Added Info: Note that there are two slightly different original sets of cards for this movie (the only difference is that one set has a light green background and the other has a light blue background). Both have every bit of original RKO 1946 information they should have, and it is impossible to know if one set predates the other (my personal opinion is that, like with many other lobby cards at this time, the cards were printed in more than one location, and for some reason, some of the cards were printed with a different background color than the other). Every advanced collector I know considers cards from either type of set to be completely original cards, and there is no preference I am aware of for either type of set. If anyone knows more about this difference in color, please e-mail us and we will post it here. Condition: very good. There were three dot stains in the right of the card, two in the green background, and one in Reed's arm. There were many creases and smudges around the edges. There were some light smudges in the solid background areas. There were some creases, tears, smudges, and tiny areas of paper loss in the blank borders. The person who restored the card performed pretty minimal restoration to the image area (they left alone the three dot stains described above), and did inpainting in the blank areas of the borders, to "even them out". You can still see the dot stains, and the slight signs of the smudges in the light background areas from inches away, but from any distance, they are not very noticeable or distracting. I personally prefer this sort of restoration to the kind where the restorer makes the lobby card look "perfect", because when that is done, the cards require LOTS of inpainting, and often have a "dipped in paint" look which I hate. I don't see that there is anything wrong with seeing slight signs of imperfections in a 60 year-old collectible item (after all, one could display a facsimile lobby card, and that would look REALLY perfect!). Learn More about condition grades 
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