The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance was among the first. Dr. Rennard Strickland found the movie poster for the 1962 John Ford classic, “Together for the First Time—James Stewart. John Wayne,” at the Tulsa Flea Market in Oklahoma some 40 years ago. “I had been thinking about a PBS script I was going to write about the Old West, and this would help illustrate it,” he recalls. He paid no more than $10 for the yellow-red-blue poster that was folded up on a table, but the creases weren’t


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