An original one-sheet from the 1966 theatrical release of Nevada Smith — confirmed by the NSS stamp on the reverse: NEVADA SMITH / 1 SH. / 66/89. A Solar Production, produced and directed by Henry Hathaway, released by Paramount Pictures. Copyright 1966 Paramount Pictures Corporation, Printed in U.S.A.

The design is built around a commanding illustrated portrait: a shirtless Steve McQueen — half-Apache gunfighter Max Sand — stands boots-spread on raised ground, a long rifle balanced across his shoulders against an open sky. Below him, a panoramic band of vignette scenes stretches coast to coast: the California gold fields, bayou steamboats, frontier gamblers, cavalry charges. The tagline above in bold red: "Now a name...soon a legend." Below it: "From the California gold fields— to the Louisiana bayous, he drank and killed and loved and never forgot how to hate!"

Starring Steve McQueen. Co-starring Karl Malden, Brian Keith, Arthur Kennedy, and Suzanne Pleshette. With Raf Vallone, Janet Margolin, Howard Da Silva, Pat Hingle, and Martin Landau. Screen story and screenplay by John Michael Hayes, based on the character in "The Carpetbaggers" created by Harold Robbins. Executive Producer Joseph E. Levine. Music by Alfred Newman. Color · Panavision.

Condition: C5–C6. Folded original one-sheet. Colors vibrant throughout; artwork area clean and intact with no tears or paper loss. Standard 8-fold lines with some fold stress waviness in upper section. Back exceptionally white and clean; small scattered foxing at upper right; small paper chip at lower right corner of back. All flaws photographed.