First made on rare occasions in the 1960's, lenticular posters are posters that have a "3-dimensional" look to them, and when you look at them from a slight angle, they display an image, and then when you look at them from a different angle (either from the left of right side), the image morphs into a different one. There are 3 different images in total! It is said that not that many of each lenticular poster was made, likely due to the added cost of production. They can be easily damaged, and cannot be rolled tightly, as can a regular printed poster. This example is rolled as originally issued in very fine condition with light signs of wear on the bottom corners. There are no pinholes, tears, stains, or other flaws.