MOVIE POSTERS   Sizes:
    * One-sheet -- 27" x 41"
    * Insert -- 14" x 36"
    * Half-sheet -- 22" x 28"
    * Three-sheet -- 41" x 81"
    * Six-sheet -- 81" x 81"
    * Window Card -- 14" x 22"
    * Title Card -- 11" x 14" (The first card in a set of 8 that is set up like a small movie poster)
    * Scene Card -- 11" x 14" (One of the other 7 cards in a set that shows scenes from the film)
    * Lobby Set -- 11" x 14" (The complete set of lobby cards which includes Title Card and 7
          Scene Cards)
    *  Still -- 8" x 10" photo, showing actors either in scenes from the movie or posed shots - usually in B&W.

The  difference between an original, a reprint and a re-issue (re-release):

An original is the first poster released when the movie first came out.
A re-release, also known as a re-issue, is a poster made when the movie was brought back years later.
A reprint is either an exact reproduction of the original or re-release poster, or a new style design
that was never issued for a theatre showing. Originals and re-releases generally increase in value over time.
Reprints do not. Originals cost more than re-releases.
And reprints generally will cost less than originals and re-releases