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Furka Oberalp swiss vintage travel poster .
The "Furka-Oberalp" travel poster by Huber presents the scenic mountain railway route connecting central Switzerland through the Alps. Created in the 1920s or 1930s, the image typically features dramatic peaks, winding railways, and crisp alpine light,...Regular price From $30.56 -
Atlantic City vintage travel poster. Pennsylvania Railroad print
Edward M. Eggleston (1882–1941) was an American illustrator best known for his glamorous poster art, calendar illustrations, and advertising imagery during the early 20th century. His style combined romantic idealism with Art Deco elegance, often featuring...Regular price From $30.56 -
Maurin aperitif vintage advertising poster from 1906 by Leonetto Capiello.
Cherry-flavored with a touch of quinine, Maurin’s apéritif disappeared from the market the same year this poster was printed, only to be revived over a century later in both France and abroad. Its long absence makes...Regular price From $21.98 -
Doriot car vintage advertising poster 1910.
The founders of Doriot, Flandrin & Parant brought experience from Peugeot and Clément-Bayard before establishing their own firm, initially producing a lightweight car with a single-cylinder engine. Over time, they expanded their lineup to include four-cylinder...Regular price From $31.84 -
Peugot vintage advertising by Leonetto Cappiello 1925 poster .
Leonetto Cappiello painted this image around 1925 as a color lithograph commissioned to promote the Peugeot brand. The leaping lion, a long-standing symbol of Peugeot, embodies both power and dynamism. Cappiello's composition cleverly contrasts the lion's...Regular price From $21.98 -
Gladiator vintage bicycles advertising . Historic bicycle ad.
Gladiator was a French bicycle manufacturer established in the late 19th century, known for producing both bicycles and early motor vehicles. Like many brands of the Belle Époque, Gladiator invested heavily in artistic advertising, using elegant...Regular price From $21.98
"Advertising is salesmanship in print."
Albert Lasker