Vintage FRENCH POSTER 1955 LOTERIE NATIONALE HORSE

Vintage FRENCH POSTER 1955 LOTERIE NATIONALE HORSE   « Less

To me, the American interpretation of Deco has a bit of innocence in it - the innocence which is evidenced in this lovely 1923 poster (which makes it very early Deco) for the  More »

To me, the American interpretation of Deco has a bit of innocence in it - the innocence which is evidenced in this lovely 1923 poster (which makes it very early Deco) for the International Air Races at St. Louis. Aviation was in its early days, and still quite the draw: according to one historical website: In 1923 there was held on this field one of the greatest aeronautic events of the world. The total cost exceeded three hundred thousand dollars. On the day of the Pulitzer race we had an attendance of 140,000, parking over 24,000 automobiles. On the flying field we had ninety-two planes and the airstrip Shenandoah. One day during all this excitement, a tramp plane coming through the clouds, landed on the field. The pilot after pegging down his ship, introduced himself to several men sitting on a bench: ''My name is Lindbergh.'' Another website ), provides this account of the air race of 1923: From St. Louis Post-Dispatch September 30, 1923 FLYING CLUB OF ST. LOUIS TROPHY RACE, 1923 Seven contestants took part in the event, a 150-mile race for light planes with engines of 90 horsepower or less. The contestants got into the air at 11:00 a.m., and ''Casey'' Jones jumped into the lead in his ''Oriole.'' He led for the entire first lap of the 50-kilometer course, with Lawrence B. Sperry close behind in his ''messenger,'' followed by R.P. Hewitt''s Farman ''Sport,'' Walter E. Lees'' Hartzell FC1, Perry Hutton''s Laird ''Swallow.''{ St. Louisan William Robertson''s ''Special,'' and Tex La Grone''s Rogers ''Day/'' On the second lap,, Sperry, who was ''hedge-hopping'' at a jheight of 20 feet, took the lead from Jones, but he was overtaken by Lees at the start of the third and final lap. The rest of the field trailed behind the three leaders, with Tex La Grone three miles back. In the home stretch of the last lap, Sperry was only 200 yards behind Lees when he was forced down by ignition trouble. He made swift repairs and was able to complete the race. Lees crossed thefinish line at 12:04:50 p.m. with a total time of 62 minutes and 37.02 seconds, anaverage speed of 89.31 miles per hour, for which hewon the trophy and $500/ Perry Hutton was third for $200, at a speed of 85.28 miles per hour. Robertson was fourth at 83.95, La Grone fifth at 81.05, Hewitt sixth at 78.43, and Sperry last, his average dropping from 87.65 miles per hour for two laps to 71.95 for the entire race. It was a fine opoening event and was well appreciated by the enthusiastic crowd. From CITY OF LIGHT This poster is in very good condition, measures roughly 21 x 14 inches and is linen backed. PLEASE NOTE: ALL OF OUR POSTERS ARE ORIGINAL, NON REPRODUCTION, VINTAGE PIECES.We are happy to ship worldwide and will quote prices for surface, or courrier costs after completion of sale. We will answer any questions, and/or send additional photos upon request. Check often as we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: 1923avia Condition: A- Year: 1923 Country: USA Height: 21 in. (53.34 cm) Width: 14 in. (35.56 cm) Title: RARE + ORIG. US DECO TRAVEL AVIATION POSTER 1923 SUPER! Style: ART DECO Materials: paper (linen backed)   « Less

By design, travel posters must express, in clear, concise and easily understandable graphic language, who the carrier is, where there destinations are, how they get there,  More »

By design, travel posters must express, in clear, concise and easily understandable graphic language, who the carrier is, where there destinations are, how they get there, and why you would want to use them. Whether we are talking about the great posters of the French (or Swiss, or Italian) railways from the early 1900''s, or the early Canadian Pacific Railway (or airline) posters, or mid-century airline travel posters - like this one for the Belgian air carrier Sabena - the posters had to grab your attention, and make you want to travel. This is an a wonderful poster (which now has an almost delicious retro feel about it) illustrating what was then considered the height (pardon the pun) of elegant travel - the Caravelle. A jet produced by the French aviation firm called Sud Aviation beginning in the mid 1950''s, and which was considered the ''ne plus ultra'' of jet travel. I don''t which I like better - the Audrey Hepburn''ish look of the woman or the je ne sais quoi of the jet ... ''SABENA was the national airline of Belgium from 1923 to 2001, with its base at Brussels National Airport. After its bankruptcy in 2001, the newly-formed SN Brussels Airlines took over part of SABENA''s assets in February 2002, which then became Brussels Airlines. The airline had its corporate headquarters in the Sabena House on the grounds of Brussels Airport in Zaventem.''(wikipedia) The poster measures 25 x 39.5 inches, is pristine and mounted on linen. The poster comes from the private collection of a noted collector, author and poster expert and has been in his possession since it were printed over 50 years ago. It will frame up beautifully and is magnificent. Please note that all of our posters are vintage, non-reproduction works of art. Please see our other posters, prints and ephemera. Thank you! We are happy to ship worldwide - please note that the price listed for international shipping is for standard surface mail delivery - international courrier costs for FedEx, DHL, UPS or other companies will be quoted at the time of purchase, based on the buyer''s location. Status: For Sale Reference#: sabenacaravelle Condition: A Year: 1960s circa Country: Belgium Height: 39 in. (99.06 cm) Width: 25 in. (63.50 cm) Title: ORIG 1960 VINTAGE SABENA CARAVELLE JET POSTER W/WOMAN Materials: paper (linen backed)   « Less

A lovely and colorful period advertisement for a drink which was advertised as the best lemonade made from pure fruit and pure sugar (as opposed to what we wonder?) Evidently  More »

A lovely and colorful period advertisement for a drink which was advertised as the best lemonade made from pure fruit and pure sugar (as opposed to what we wonder?) Evidently Les Etablisements Rivayrol also made wines, beers, oils and liqueurs, but in this advertisement it is La Mousseuse (the ''foamy'') that they are advertising. We love the man - very much in the style of Leon Dupin who was working around this time, but as it is an unsigned work, we guess it is more of an homage than a work of the master. This carton measures 9.5 x 12 and is printed on cardboard. It is in very good condition considering it''s age - a few scuffs indicate that it is close to 100 years old, but then again, I think that when you and I reach that age we will have a few signs of wear and tear as well. Please note that all of our posters are vintage, non-reproduction works of art. Please see our other posters, prints and ephemera. Thank you! We are happy to ship worldwide - please note that the price listed for international shipping is for standard surface mail delivery - international courrier costs for FedEx, DHL, UPS or other companies will be quoted at the time of purchase, based on the buyer''s location Status: For Sale Reference#: lamousse Condition: A Year: 1930s circa Country: FRANCE Height: 12 in. (30.48 cm) Width: 9.5 in. (24.13 cm) Title: 1930s ADVERTISING CARTON LA MOUSSEUSE FABULOUS VISUALS! Materials: paper   « Less

81 x 81 It LOOKS like Chaplin (kind of) but not quite, right? So, as usual, I did my research and found out that Billy West was a kind of Chaplin impersonator. According  More »

81 x 81 It LOOKS like Chaplin (kind of) but not quite, right? So, as usual, I did my research and found out that Billy West was a kind of Chaplin impersonator. According to IMDB, ''Billy West was a silent film comedian, the best-known and most successful imitator of Charles Chaplin''s ''Tramp'' character, until West developed his own comedic persona.Oliver Hardy was West''s foil in many of his silents.'' Evidently born in Russia in the early 1890''s, with the name Roy B. Weissburg, even after he gave up his Chaplin-esque character, he was incredibly prolific in the silent movie business (with literally hundred of movies in which he weither starred, produced or had some role in front of or behind the camera), but with the advent of sound, he seems to have lost his way... some put this change of luck downto his heavy Russian accent, others to his litigious nature, still others to serious financial problems which plagued him in later life. () This poster is from the 1916 movie called His Waiting Career, featuring Billy West and produced by the Unicorn Film Service. It is in immaculate condition with very, very minor restoration work on the top left corner - I have included photos for diligence but truly you have to be searching to see any work at all. The poster is big and beautiful. It is mounted on linen and is in very good condition (A) - intact and colorful. I have not been able to find any other example of this poster anywhere, in any condition. Please note that all of our posters are vintage, non-reproduction works of art. Please visit our other posters, prints and ephemera. Thank you! We are happy to ship worldwide - please note that the price listed for international shipping is for standard surface mail delivery - international courrier costs for FedEx, DHL, UPS or other companies will be quoted at the time of purchase, based on the buyer''s location. #10   « Less

HUGE RENE VINCENT 1935 REGIE FRANCAISE POSTER GORGEOUS!

HUGE RENE VINCENT 1935 REGIE FRANCAISE POSTER GORGEOUS!   « Less

ORIG CUBAN ICAIC POSTER 1969 CHARLIE CHAPLIN IMAGE MINT

ORIG CUBAN ICAIC POSTER 1969 CHARLIE CHAPLIN IMAGE MINT   « Less

Effel, Jean 15,25 x 22,5 In the past 100 years or so, the French government has put out some of the most interesting and artistic posters for the Loterie Nationale. While I  More »

Effel, Jean 15,25 x 22,5 In the past 100 years or so, the French government has put out some of the most interesting and artistic posters for the Loterie Nationale. While I wouldn't say that they are 'high art', they are not designed to be - they are supposed to appeal to what the French call Mr. & Madame Tout le Monde, what you and I would call Mr. & Mrs. Smith - uncomplicated folks who buy a lottery ticket because they don't expect to win, but they hope that maybe ... The posters are simple and sweet like this pair done by Jean Effel in the mid 1950s. #1076   « Less

THIS IS A RARE SET OF DOUBLE-SIDED POSTERS ISSUED TO BE POSTED IN THE VENUES OF MONTREAL OLYMPIC GAMES IN 1976 - 14 POSTERS ILLUSTRATING THE DESIGNS, LOGOS AND SPORTS OF THE  More »

THIS IS A RARE SET OF DOUBLE-SIDED POSTERS ISSUED TO BE POSTED IN THE VENUES OF MONTREAL OLYMPIC GAMES IN 1976 - 14 POSTERS ILLUSTRATING THE DESIGNS, LOGOS AND SPORTS OF THE MONTREAL OLYMPICS (Including but not limited to: cycling, sailing, equestrian, modern pentathalon, judo, karate, weight lifting, swiming, etc. Also, logo posters, beaver poster, etc). Additional photos available upon request. Original Posters from the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Although other sites sell a variety of Montreal Olympic posters, these posters were never available to the public - only we have them!! These are vintage posters and not reproductions. Poster size: 16-1/2'' x 23-1/2''. Small print at the very bottom in black: Photo: Bibliotheque des sports olympiques Gaebeie Please check out our other items for sale on this site, and e-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. We are happy to ship worldwide. Status: For Sale Reference#: MTlolymSET28 Condition: A Year: 1976 Country: CANADA Maker: COJO Height: 23.5 in. (59.69 cm) Width: 16.5 in. (41.91 cm) Title: RARE SET OF 28 GRAPHIC DESIGNS FROM MONTREAL OLYMPICS 1976 Materials: paper   « Less

Original Vintage Poster - Cafe Collas/Perle des Indes

Original Vintage Poster - Cafe Collas/Perle des Indes   « Less