Beatles Yellow Sumarine Memorabilia

Beatles Vintage Yellow Submarine Movie Poster Lobby Cards

Gorgeous RARE Vintage YELLOW SUBMARINE lobby card movie poster.  Masterpiece 1960s psychedelic art!

For reasons not obvious these vintage 1968 lobby cards rarely surface on the market.    And when they do they sell at a premium, more so then their previous two feature films.  And when they do surface the condition is usually poor with tears and heavy pinholes. 
This is the first time we have own "Yellow Submarine" lobby cards in over 15 years!

Condition:  Excellent withh minor border handling wear.   But better than 95% of these that appear on the market. 

NOTE:  We just acquired the Complete Lobby Card set so be sure to check out the others in our BEATLES COLLECTION GALLERY

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Yellow Submarine is a visually stunning and groundbreaking animated musical adventure inspired by the music of none other than The Beatles. Directed by George Dunning and designed by visionary artist Heinz Edelmann, the film follows John, Paul, George, and Ringo as they journey aboard the titular yellow submarine to free the idyllic Pepperland from the music-hating Blue Meanies. Initially reluctant after their dissatisfaction with Help!, The Beatles fulfilled their contractual third film for United Artists, with voice actors portraying their animated counterparts, though they did make a live-action cameo in the film's final scene. Yellow Submarine's dazzling psychedelic animation, surrealist imagery, and whimsical humor captured the spirit of the 1960s counterculture and featured beloved hits such as "Eleanor Rigby," "All You Need Is Love," and "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds," promoting a celebration of peace, love, and music. Praised as a masterpiece of 1960s animation, Yellow Submarine continues to enchant audiences with its inventive visuals and enduring charm.

From a collector’s perspective, original Yellow Submarine posters are highly prized because they embody not only the Beatles’ global influence but also the height of 1960s psychedelic design. Unlike standard film posters of the era, Yellow Submarine one-sheets and international variations were drenched in vibrant day-glo colors, surreal shapes, and stylized depictions of the Beatles that mirrored Peter Max–inspired pop art trends. They weren’t just advertisements for a film—they were works of art in their own right, aligning with the counterculture’s fusion of music, visual experimentation, and social change. Today, authentic theatrical posters, especially those in excellent condition or with unique regional artwork, can command significant value at auction, often ranging into the high hundreds or even thousands of dollars depending on rarity. Collectors treasure them as crossover pieces that sit at the intersection of rock memorabilia, fine art, and vintage cinema ephemera, making them enduring icons of both the Beatles’ legacy and the psychedelic era.

Note: Cvtreasures stamp Not on original