Original NEVER FOLDED 1972 Spider-man and 50 similar items

NOTE: THIS LISTING IS FOR THE EXTREMELY SCARCE UNFOLDED VERSION OF THIS ORIGINAL 1972 SPIDER-MAN POSTER ONLY. THIS LISTING DOES NOT INCLUDE THE ALBUM ITSELF. This is a rare vintage original 1972 Amazing Spiderman Buddah Records "Rockcomic" POSTER (not the album itself). SIZE: This scarce and spectacular Spidey poster measures about 22 1/4 inches by 22 1/4 inches. This variant version of this iconic poster is ROLLED AND WAS NEVER FOLDED, unlike other versions you may see. CONDITION: This rare vintage Spidey poster is in VERY FINE/NEAR MINT CONDITION, it was NEVER FOLDED, AND IT HAS NEVER BEEN DISPLAYED. It's still bright and colorful! So it's beyond rare! This Marvel Universe poster features the wall-crawling artwork of golden age, silver age,alaa and bronze age Marvelmania Era artist JOHN ROMITA SR, who had a long happy run as the main artist on the Amazing Spider-man comic books from the mid 1960's to the early 1970's! VERY IMPORTANT INFO: Unlike the other 1972 Spidey posters that came folded inside the old 33 1/3 lp vinyl record albums, this '72 Spider-man Rock Comic promotional poster is ROLLED and was NEVER folded, making it much more rare, desirable, and displayable than the folded version! It was set aside for over 30 years and escaped being folded during the manufacturing process and avoided being put in the albums during production. And THAT'S what makes this 1970's poster so very sought after! And of course, this listing is for the poster only, and not for the Spider-man album itself. And like the more common 70's posters included inside the album sleeve, this poster has the album info on the back of it saying which actor spoke which character's voice, etc. It's the real deal, totally original, and I just might be the last person on earth who has the extremely scarce unfolded version. And best of all, THIS POSTER WILL SHIP TO YOU IN A NICE STRONG SHIPPING TUBE. P53208. NOTE: The cost of shipping is a result of the regular rate increases by USPS, the additional USPS surcharges for posters beyond a certain length, and the increasing cost of supplies.