Posters & Prints & Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1941 United States Army Air Corps recruiting poster in bold red and blue graphics. The poster shows three blue aircraft encircled by the words LET'S GO! U.S.A. KEEP 'EM...

ARTIFACT: This is a large circa 1920s postcard-style poster of Antwerp, Belgium. The poster is in pleasing watercolor tones and shows a panoramic view of the ancient city along the Escaut (Scheldt...

ARTIFACT: This is a large circa 1920s postcard-style poster of Monaco. The poster is in lovely muted watercolor tones, and shows a panoramic coastline view of a Monacan port. VINTAGE: Circa 1920s...

ARTIFACT: This is a large circa 1920s postcard-style poster of Nice, France. The poster is in lovely muted watercolor tones, and shows a panoramic coastline view from Mount Boron, now a restful...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1900 large format photograph of Spouting Rock on picturesque Monhegan Island in Maine, a longtime artist's retreat. This dramatic photo was taken by Bertrand Wentworth, and...

ARTIFACT: This is a terrific and super-sized circa 1917 United States Navy recruiting poster. The poster reads ALL TOGETHER! and shows sailors from around the world gathered in a congenial scene,...

ARTIFACT: This is a World War I recruitment poster for the United States Navy. The poster educates the reader as to WHAT THE NAVY IS DOING and shows a few photos of ships, including a crippled German...

ARTIFACT: Poignant, rare, early WWII Polish War Relief Poster by artist "W. T. Benda". The large, striking central image is that of a mother grasping a swaddled infant and a young child peering up...

ARTIFACT: This is a promotional poster for the movie "Pearl Harbor", a Touchstone Pictures film that came out in theatres in 200The poster shows a few scenes from the movie portraying the assault on...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare circa 1945 P-80A Shooting Star general arrangement blueprint poster. The Shooting Star was manufactured by Lockheed, and the original P-80 had been the first jet fighter...

ARTIFACT: This is a beautiful and huge circa 1942 photograph of six United States Air Corps 31st Pursuit Squadron P-39 fighters in formation. The photo has been preserved in a modern frame...