Vintage movie posters auctioned

A remarkable stash of vintage Hollywood movie posters, discovered underneath a linoleum floor in a Pennsylvania house during its renovation, went on the auction block Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015, at Heritage Auctions in Dallas. The 17 posters included several never-seen-before examples of movie memorabilia.

Pictured: A stunning poster featuring Jean Harlow in the racy, Pre-Code drama, "Red Headed Woman" (1932).

Sold for $77,675.00.

"Tarzan the Ape Man"

A rare one-sheet for "Tarzan the Ape Man" (1932), marking Johnny Weissmuller's first appearance as Edgar Rice Burroughs' hero.

Sold for $83,650.00.

"Sporting Blood"

Mobsters and a race horse owner clash in "Sporting Blood" (1931), Clark Cable's first starring role.

Sold for $2,987.50.

"Any Old Port"

A one-sheet for the Laurel and Hardy comedy short, "Any Old Port" (1932).

Sold for $8,962.50.

"Congorilla"

The 1932 documentary "Congorilla" is reportedly the first movie with sound recorded in Africa.

Sold for $8,962.50.

"Doctor X"

"Doctor X" (1932), about a serial killer who is also a cannibal, featured the First Lady of '30s horror films, Fay Wray.

Sold for $23,900.00.

"The Golden West"

The 1932 Zane Gray western "The Golden West."

Sold for $6,572.50.

"Blondie of the Follies"

Marion Davies starred in and produced this pre-Code comedy "Blondie of the Follies" (1932).

Sold for $1,792.50.

"The Long, Long Trail"

"The Long, Long Trail" (1929) starred Hoot Gibson as "The Ramblin' Kid."

Sold for $2,987.50.

"Tess of the Storm Country"

Possibly the only existing copy of this poster for the Janet Gaynor-Charles Farrell romantic drama, "Tess of the Storm Country" (1932).

Sold for $776.75.