Half sheet World War II propaganda piece titled "Britain’s Sea Power: Maintain it with your SAVINGS," created around 1940. It was part of a campaign to encourage British citizens to invest in war savings to fund the Royal Navy. Key Details Artist: The artwork was created by Walter Thomas ...

One sheet vintage poster is a 1958 advertisement promoting travel to the Black Sea coast in the former Soviet Union. The poster was issued by Intourist, which was the official state travel and tourism agency of the USSR. It features stylized "Atomic Age" artwork depicting tourists enjoying the ...

Half sheet original vintage travel poster titled "La Riviera Soviétique" (The Soviet Riviera), created in 1959. It was commissioned by Intourist, the official state travel agency of the Soviet Union, to promote tourism to the Black Sea resorts of the USSR to foreign visitors. Key Details ...

Half sheet vintage promotional poster for the Liverpool Overhead Railway (LOR), dating back to approximately 1910. Known locally as the "Dockers' Umbrella," it was the first elevated electric railway in the world. Historical Background Purpose: The LOR was built primarily to provide ...

This poster commemorates a significant moment in American culinary history: Chef Paul Prudhomme’s groundbreaking "pop-up" restaurant in San Francisco during the summer of 1983. Key Details of the Event The Concept: Long before "pop-ups" were a standard industry term, Prudhomme took his ...

Fine art by Takashi Murakami "Making a U-Turn, the Lost Child Finds His Way Home" by the renowned Japanese contemporary artist Takashi Murakami. This piece is typically an offset lithograph or screenprint created in 2004 or 2005, and is part of his "Mushroom" series. Artwork Details ...

French 1 panel vintage poster is for the 1951 musical masterpiece "An American in Paris" (titled Un Américain à Paris in French), directed by Vincente Minnelli. The film is celebrated for its lush Technicolor production and a groundbreaking 17-minute ballet sequence inspired by French ...

One sheet vintage movie poster for the 1971 cult classic Harold and Maude. Specifically, this is the original Argentine theatrical release poster from 1972. In Argentina, the film was released under the title Enseñame a Vivir (which translates to "Teach Me to Live"), shown in the colorful, ...

Half sheet Arthur "Babe" Tancrede won the first-ever AMA 200-Mile National TT Championship held in Keene (Swanzey), New Hampshire, on July 15, 1934. Tancrede, a rider from Woonsocket, Rhode Island, completed the 60-lap course in 4 hours and 18 minutes. The race, part of the 18th Annual New ...

Panel 1936 Art Deco poster, titled "Vier Deutsche Meister auf DKW" (Four German Champions on DKW), commemorates the brand's dominance in German motorcycle racing. Poster Translation & Significance The German text translates to: "Four German Champions on DKW. In four of the five classes, DKW ...

This vintage poster commemorates a major racing sweep by Harley-Davidson at the National Tourist Trophy (TT) Championships in Peoria, Illinois, on September 9, 1956. The event was a significant showcase for the brand, which at that time had won 35 out of 39 National TT Championships since 1933. ...

Banner poster In the 20-mile national championship motorcycle race held at Bay Meadows, California, on August 26, 1956, the top finishers were: First Place: Joe Leonard Second Place: Charlie West Third Place: Brad Andres Fourth Place: Everett Brashear The winning time for ...

This poster is a vintage Harley-Davidson racing advertisement from 1956, celebrating a series of significant victories on speedway, track, and road courses. It was likely produced for Harley-Davidson dealerships to showcase the brand's dominance in AMA-sanctioned events. Racing Highlights ...

One sheet poster commemorating Cal Rayborn's victory at Indianapolis on June 18, 1972. Rayborn, often cited in discussions as one of America's best road racers, is shown riding a factory Harley-Davidson XRTT motorcycle. The Legend: Cal Rayborn Calvin Guinn "Cal" Rayborn Jr. (1940–1973) was a ...

Attraction size, motorcycle racing, Harley Davidson 1969 Harley-Davidson advertisement celebrating their dominant performance in the AMA Grand National Championship that year. Key Historical Details The Achievement: Harley-Davidson won 18 out of 23 national races during the 1969 season. ...

One sheet the original 1977 release poster for the first Star Wars film, later retitled as Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope. It features artwork created by Tom Jung, who is synonymous with early Star Wars promotional art. Key Details of the Poster Characters Pictured: The foreground ...

Original illustration Eagle Rock Run Club (ERRC), a community running group based in the Eagle Rock neighborhood of Los Angeles. Founded in March 2022, the club is known for its inclusive "all paces welcome" atmosphere and its connection to local businesses. The club follows a consistent weekly ...

Half sheet This poster is for the North–South Summit, an unprecedented international gathering held in Cancún, Mexico, on October 22–23, 1981. Officially titled the "International Meeting on Cooperation and Development," it remains the only summit of its kind in history focused specifically ...

One sheet This poster is for the original Planet of the Apes, a landmark 1968 science fiction film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner. The film's screenplay was co-written by Rod Serling (creator of The Twilight Zone) and Michael Wilson, loosely based on the 1963 French novel La Planète des ...

Half sheet vintage World War II propaganda poster titled "Together," created for the British Ministry of Information circa 1940. It features seven soldiers from the various nations and colonies of the British Commonwealth marching in unison under the Union Jack flag. The poster was intended to ...