Vintage King Kong 1976 Train Grip Close-Up City Scene Card Japan Rare
Description
This listing is for one authentic vintage Japanese King Kong 1976 trading card featuring King Kong’s face fills the foreground while a train car is held diagonally across the lower frame against a city backdrop.
This card is part of a licensed King Kong series associated with the 1976 film production, featuring illustrated scenes inspired by the movie.
The composition emphasizes a tight close-up of Kong’s face, with the train positioned across the lower foreground, creating a strong contrast between the massive figure and the urban element depicted.
The reverse side includes a printed Japanese description referencing a scene in which King Kong attacks a subway train, causing panic in New York.
This is an original vintage item produced in Japan and not a reproduction, reprint, or modern copy. A distinctive collectible for fans of King Kong, vintage movie memorabilia, and classic monster cinema.
Condition
Pre-owned vintage item with age-related wear typical of paper cards of this era.
The card may show edge wear, surface wear, creasing, bending, toning, or other signs of age and handling.
The printed artwork remains visible and recognizable.
Please review all photos carefully for exact condition details.
This card is part of a licensed King Kong series associated with the 1976 film production, featuring illustrated scenes inspired by the movie.
The composition emphasizes a tight close-up of Kong’s face, with the train positioned across the lower foreground, creating a strong contrast between the massive figure and the urban element depicted.
The reverse side includes a printed Japanese description referencing a scene in which King Kong attacks a subway train, causing panic in New York.
This is an original vintage item produced in Japan and not a reproduction, reprint, or modern copy. A distinctive collectible for fans of King Kong, vintage movie memorabilia, and classic monster cinema.
Condition
Pre-owned vintage item with age-related wear typical of paper cards of this era.
The card may show edge wear, surface wear, creasing, bending, toning, or other signs of age and handling.
The printed artwork remains visible and recognizable.
Please review all photos carefully for exact condition details.