These Are the Very Rare Star Wars Posters You're Looking For

Carefully preserved but with some fold marks, this poster from Mook Town Magazine commemorating the 1977 release is expected to fetch $1,000-$2,000. The art is by Ohrai Noriyoshi.

As of this writing, bidding is already at $13,000 for this Tom Jung poster in pristine condition—with the added enhancement of being autographed by Alec Guinness, Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Harrison Ford, David Prowse, Kenny Baker, Peter Mayhew, and Anthony Daniels.

According to the Propstore catalogue, “This poster was printed in 1978 while Star Wars was still in continuous first release. The film stayed in theaters for a very long time, and Lucasfilm decided to revitalize its marketing with a new poster.” The art is by Charles White III and Drew Struzan, and the poster is estimated to go for up to $1,000.

This Tom Jung poster highlighted by Luke Skywalker’s physique might look familiar, but this version is a very rare printer’s proof on linen. It’s expected to pull in up to $12,000.

Another printer’s proof on linen, this time featuring iconic Tom Chantrell art, is also expected to go for up to $12,000.

Released in 1983 and featuring art by Josh Kirby. The estimate for this one is $500-$1,000.

This Polish poster dates to 1984 and features striking Darth Vader art by Witold Dybowski. It’s expected to fetch up to $1,200.

Estimated to go for up to $1,000, and also featuring art by Witold Dybowski.

Look closely and you’ll see the signature of the late artist Kazuhiko Sano, adding even more value to an already gorgeous poster. The top estimate for this item is $3,000.

This is kind of the ultimate conversation piece, isn’t it? Even with the folds, this Drew Struzan piece is estimated to go for up to $4,000.

This one lot gathers Drew Struzan artwork and all the Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith vibes your gallery wall can handle. This six-poster set is expected to fetch $1,000.

Swoon! The art is by Roger Kastel. This original, large-scale poster is expected to garner up to $2,000. Propstore also has another version (a 1995 reprint, rather than an original) signed by director Irvin Kershner that’s expected to get $1,000.

With Tom Jung art, and rendered in the more rare dark blue colorway, this insert poster should bring in up to $1,000.

Speaking of unusual colorways—how fun is this Tom Jung poster? According to Propstore, “it is the belief that this was a possible test print poster that was never distributed to theaters. Referred to as the Teal Style, only a small handful have come to market over the years, and it remains one of the more elusive posters from the franchise.” Expect to pay up to $5,000 for this one.

This is a copy of the original painting on glossy paper, but how cool anyway: concept art for Theed, the capital of Naboo, in which artist Doug Chiang brings a memorable setting from the prequel trilogy to vivid life.