Customer Reviews

Farrah Fawcett - Red Swimsuit Poster - 1976 - 20 x 28

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This classic poster is the iconic image of the 1970's and, perhaps, of the 20th century. I bought this poster as a 12 year old boy in 1976 and managed to hold on to it through numerous relocations over the past 34 years. Knowing that Farrah was losing her hard fought battle with cancer, I pulled this rolled up poster out of a closet and framed it, hanging it in my kitchen right by the refrigerator, so that I will see it several times a day. She passed away the following week and I have never been so devastated over the passing of a celebrity. I've adored Farrah for as long as I can remember, and am thrilled that this poster will live on for centuries to come. It is indeed her legacy. Rest in peace sweet Farrah.

I Love this Poster! I wish I had this Poster when it came out in 1976! I bought this poster after Farrah died. I have been looking for this poster for years.

Needed this poster for a gift and didn't think I'd be able to locate one so easily. It went over so well and pleased us all. A trip down memory lane.

Great picture--how can we ever forget her? And great service-did it right the first time w/o damage. We tried twice w/ another vendor and was damaged significantly during transit both times.

I have been ordering various products off the internet for 10 years and this was the FASTEST shipping I have ever run across! Poster came in perfect condition, too.

The recipient was thrilled! It replaced a poster he had as a child! 50 years later it brought a sparkle to his eye!

This poster is of good quality. This broad is hot and has a nice chestial area and apperently it is cold too, but she insisted on wearing a swimsuit.Weird. But yeah, this poster is worth the money. If you're skeptical about it being 70 cents, don't be. I didn't have an issue with the quality or the colors or it being shipped weird or anything. Good purchase!

I was 14 years old when this poster of F.F. was first released.

I must confess that, yes, this poster was everything a pubescent teenager thought it was, and should be (at the time). In that image, Farrah embodied everything that a young 13 - 23 year old single male (and sometimes, married male) thought he wanted in a young, beautiful, voluptuous and sexy woman. In other words, 'the embodiment of femininity' during the mid 1970's.

Please understand that to the mid-70's male, Farrah Fawcett was the 'Jean Harlow', 'Greta Garbo', 'Marlayna Deitrich', 'Mae West', 'Rita Hayworth', 'Jane Russell', 'Marilyn Monroe', 'Ursula Andress', 'Rita Hayworth', 'Jane Russell', 'Halle Barry', and 'Beyonce' of her time... In other words, 'every man's dream girl'.

Farrah was the 'Pin-up girl' of the 1970's. No apologies should be made for this; she earned and deserved her reputation of the time. I, along with thousands of other F.F. fans will continue to appreciate Ms. F's work and the period during which it was made.

May she rest in peace.

no explanation given...no indication if I should reorder. I found the whole process very poorly handled.