This is a physical fragment of Games Workshop’s 90s retail presence. Unlike posters sold to the public, these banners were issued exclusively to stockists to "dress" sections or windows. The fact that it is a double-sided vinyl print makes it particularly rare; most modern PoS is single-sided cardboard. This specific piece features art by the "Holy Trinity" of GW artists: John Blanche, Wayne England, and Geoff Taylor. Even in its "cropped" and "pinned" state, it serves as a museum-quality relic of the era when Warhammer exploded into the mainstream.

A rare opportunity to own an authentic piece of Games Workshop Retail History. This is an original Shop Display Banner from the early 1990s, featuring the legendary box art for Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition and Warhammer Fantasy 4th Edition.

• Material: This is NOT PAPER. It is printed on a heavy, textured commercial-grade display material (vinyl/canvas style) used for shop windows and interior displays.

• Side A (40k): The iconic 1993 2nd Edition "Battle for Vigilus" artwork.

• Side B (Fantasy): The classic 1992 4th Edition "Battle for Skull Pass" era artwork.

• Dimensions: Cropped from a larger display, currently measuring approx. 58cm x 34cm (refer to measurement photos).

Condition: This is a salvaged shop item. It has noticeable pinholes and small tears in the corners where it was hung. The surface shows some rolling/creasing but the colours are incredibly vibrant for its 30+ year age.

Shipping: Sent rolled in a thick cardboard tube via tracked postage.