A striking vintage Italian theatrical film poster for ‘Tom e Jerry sul Sentiero di Guerra’ — the Italian release title for a Tom and Jerry MGM compilation or feature. The poster is printed in bold, high-impact red, yellow, and white, typical of Italian fotobusta and large-format billboard printing of the era. The front panel features Jerry the mouse wielding a screwdriver or pin menacingly toward the oversized foot of Tom, while the reverse panel depicts Tom brandishing a large blue axe with a characteristically crazed expression, set against a vivid yellow starburst. The MGM lion logo and ‘Technicolor’ credit are visible on the reverse. The title typography is bold and playful, mixing large white block letters with elegant black script for ‘sul Sentiero.’ The artist signature ‘Nano’ is visible in the lower-left area. Printed by Zincografia Fiorentina, with a S.A.C. S.p.A. rights notice at the bottom. This is a two-sided poster — likely a large-format affisso (billboard poster) intended for outdoor or cinema foyer display. A vivid and highly collectible piece of mid-20th century Italian animation cinema ephemera, appealing to Tom and Jerry fans, MGM collectors, and Italian poster enthusiasts alike.
Multiple fold lines visible throughout consistent with original folded storage. A small tear or stress crack visible at one fold intersection in the text panel. Some creasing across the surface. Black tape residue visible on the edges, likely from prior display mounting. Yellow and white tape marks visible on edges. Overall colours appear vibrant with no significant fading visible from photos.
