Small Pan Am Pan Am poster advertises "Unlimited Free Sublo Travel," which refers to the valuable employee benefit of unlimited standby flights. "Sublo" is an aviation industry term for subsidized or space-available travel, allowing employees, retirees, and sometimes their families to fly at a ...

Small Pan Am Pan American Airways (Pan Am) advertisement uses an image of an early, man-powered dirigible invented by Charles F. Ritchel in the 1870s to promote a modern airline employee benefit called "Sublo travel". Ad Analysis Visual: The image depicts the 1878 Ritchel Flying Machine, ...

Halfsheet Pan Am vintage Pan Am advertisement that encourages people to escape winter by traveling. The artwork was created by the cartoonist and illustrator Henry "Hank" Syverson. Advertisement Details Catchphrase: The ad uses the catchphrase "You have a bad case of the Februaries," ...

Halfsheet Pan Am vintage Pan Am (Pan American Airways) advertisement from the late 1960s or early 1970s. The illustration features the airline's iconic blue globe logo, often called the "Blue Meatball," and the headline "Do your famous disappearing act.". Advertisement Details Illustrator:...

Half Sheet Pan Am vintage Pan Am advertising poster from the late 1960s, designed by artist Henry "Hank" Syverson. The ad campaign encouraged people to take a break from work and travel the world. Pan Am Advertising Artist: The distinctive line drawing illustration style is the work of ...

Halfsheet Pan Am vintage Pan Am advertising poster from the 1970s, illustrated by cartoonist Henry "Hank" Syverson. The specific person named "Gladys" in the advertisement is not a publicly known figure, but rather the mother of actress Kim Cattrall. The "Happy Anniversary, Gladys" Ad ...

Halfsheet Pan Am vintage Pan Am airlines advertisement from their 1969 "The Name of the Game Is Go" campaign. The artwork, featuring the main slogan and a forlorn character, was illustrated by Henry (Hank) Syverson. Advertisement Details Airline: Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) ...

One sheet vintage Pan Am poster is titled "Europe - Only 7 Jet Magic Hours from New York", created by the artist Vladimir Bobritsky (Bobri) around 1960. The artwork is a well-known example of mid-century modern graphic design used to promote transatlantic air travel. Poster Details Artist:...

Small vintage Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) advertisement for their "China Clipper" air mail service across the Pacific Ocean in 1937. It details the specific routes, flight durations, and postage rates for this historic service. Pan Am "China Clipper" Air Mail Service The advertisement ...

Small vintage Panair (Pan American Airways System) travel poster dating from around the late 1920s or early 1930s. The artwork features a flying boat aircraft, likely a Sikorsky S-40 "Clipper", soaring above a stylized globe showing the map of South America. Poster Details Airline: Pan ...

Small vintage Pan Am travel poster for England from the late 1960s, specifically around 1969. The artwork features a stylized "mod girl" with a Union Jack flag in each eye, a design that captures the "Swinging London" cultural era. Poster Details Airline: Pan American World Airways (Pan Am)...

One sheet vintage Pan Am travel poster from around 1959, titled "Jet Clippers to Hawaii". The artwork, which depicts surfers in the water with a palm tree and an airplane above, was created by the American illustrator Aaron Fine. Poster Details Artist: Aaron Fine, an American illustrator ...

One sheet previously mounted vintage travel poster, titled " France & All Of Europe", was created for Pan American World Airways in the 1950s. The illustration, which features a street artist painting the Eiffel Tower, was designed by the artist Aaron Amspoker. Poster Details Airline: Pan ...

One sheet Pan American "Paris - Europe" travel poster is a vintage advertising piece created by the American artist William Linzee Prescott in the 1950s. Poster Details Artist: William Linzee Prescott (1917-1981), a prominent American painter, muralist, and caricaturist. Airline: ...

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Panel gatefold cover for The Who's iconic 1969 rock opera album, Tommy. The album, released as a double LP, tells the story of a deaf, dumb, and blind boy who becomes a "Pinball Wizard" and eventually a spiritual leader. Album Details Artist: The Who Title: Tommy Release Date: ...

Halfsheet vintage BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corporation) advertisement from around 1963, promoting flights to Asia and Australia. The ad highlights the airline's "Finest Across the Pacific" services and the "Jet Bridge to the Orient". Advertisement Details Airline: British Overseas ...

One sheet demount vintage Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) travel poster advertising flights to Glasgow, Scotland, likely from around 1951. The poster, titled "GLASGOW by CLIPPER," features a vibrant illustration of a woman in traditional Scottish attire, including a kilt, performing a ...

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