A striking limited-edition screenprint poster created for a special outdoor screening of the James Bond film ‘Goldfinger’ (1964) at Fort Knox, Kentucky, on Friday, August 3, 2007, as part of the 2007 Rolling Roadshow Tour sponsored by Dewar’s White Label and Ain’t It Cool News. The poster was designed by acclaimed gig poster artist Todd Slater and printed by D&L. The central artwork features a mosaic-style portrait of a male figure constructed entirely from meticulously arranged gold bullion bars — a brilliantly thematic visual pun referencing both the film’s villain and the iconic Fort Knox gold reserves. The portrait is set against a dark background layered with film stills from Goldfinger, giving the piece cinematic depth. The metallic gold ink has a rich, glittering quality throughout. Text is rendered in bold gold typography along the lower portion of the poster. The piece is hand-numbered 141/300, indicating a limited edition of 300 prints. The poster is signed in pencil by the artist in the lower left corner. This is a highly collectible piece appealing to both James Bond enthusiasts and fans of the gig poster art scene.
No visible folds, tears, or foxing apparent from photos. Light scuffing or minor surface marks visible on the dark background area near lower left. Poster appears generally clean and flat. Hanging clips visible at top but no pin holes confirmed in print area.
