WEBBER. American Airlines / New York. 1960s. Poster

WEBBER. American Airlines / New York. 1960s. Poster with the artist’s rendering of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline. 39 ½ x 30 ¼”. Linen backed. Repaired tears wit

WEBBER. American Airlines / New York. Circa 1960s. Airline poster with the artist’s rendering of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline. 40 x 30 ¼”. Linen backed. Short clear

Webber. New York. American Airlines. Circa 1960s. A travel poster featuring the Statue of Liberty with New York City in the background. 40 x 30”. A.

[NEW YORK] POWERS. Northeast Airlines / New York. 1960s. Poster for the regional airline, depicting a jazz trumpeter in splatter painting style, and the New York skyline in shades of red, orange, and

[American Airlines / New York]. N.p., n.d. Poster, tinged in blue, with a view from a passenger window of the Empire State Building and Manhattan. 17 ½ x 23 5/8”. Printed on cardstock, slig

KLEIN, David (1918-2005). TWA / New York. USA, 1960s. Airline poster bears a colorful collaged image of the Statue of Liberty, St. Mark’s, and other Manhattan landmarks. 40 x 25”. Slight s

Trans World Airlines (TWA) was a major American airline that played a significant role in the aviation industry for much of the 20th century. Here are key aspects of TWA:1. **Founding:** TWA was origi

Two [2] New York Posters: Bernard Stone "New York is Great", Leroy Neiman American Airlines - New York's Bridge to The World. Both with original framing. Size: 27 x 21 , 35 x 23

KAUFMAN, Van. New York / American Airlines. USA, ca. 1960s. A couple steps out of a carriage ride, enjoying New York City night life. 40 x 29 ½”. Linen backed. Scattered light creases; repa

1970's, 30x40, B condition

New York / Northeast Airlines. 1960s. Photo-offset travel poster with an air-view of New York City. 35 x 24”. Linen backed. Repairs in corners from tape marks. B+.

New York / Northwest Orient Airlines. 1960s. Photographic airline poster with a nighttime view of Manhattan. 40 3/8 x 25”. Linen backed. Minor short repaired edge tears; restored pinholes. A-.

BENCSATHY, Henry (1909-1996). New York World’s Fair / American Airlines. 1961. Travel poster bears a modernized image of the Manhattan skyline and the fair’s trademark Unisphere sculpture.

A pair of 1960s American color posters, lithographical ads for New York Worlds Fair of 1964. The first print designed by Bob Peak represents the Unisphere, a stainless-steel model of the Earth, the sy

A pair of 1960s American color posters, lithographical ads for New York Worlds Fair of 1964. The first print is designed by David Pollack, it presents a family of four and is titled Come Back to the F

Ski Mohawk Airlines. Circa 1960s. Airline poster advertising skiing on this regional carrier which provided service to New York State, New England, the Upper Midwest, and parts of Canada. 27 ¾ x

Pan American World Airways New York By Clipper Travel Poster. The World's Most Experienced Airline. Published 1999. 26.50" x 40" Brushed Metal Frame.

[New York] Fly Eastern Airlines. Circa 1960s/70s. A psychedelic image of the Statue of Liberty with alternating orange and blue stripes and various colored stars representing the American flag. 36 x 2

[NEW YORK] CONWAY, FRED (1900-1972). American Airlines / New York. Circa 1965. Offset lithograph with a painterly depiction of the glittering lights at Times Square at night. 40 ¼ x 29 ¾&#82

Edward Mcknight Kauffer (1890-1954) American Airlines to New York, printed in the USA 1950 - 100 x 75 cm

Webber New York travel poster circa 64. Missing some paper, note sides. Title: New York. Medium: Poster. Size: 33 x 30 in. Artist: Webber. Unframed.

Philip LaVerne (American, 1908-1988) and Kelvin LaVerne (American, 1936-), New York, 1960s. A "Romanesque" patinated bronze coffee table, having acid etched and enameled relief figures against a pewte

A stunning poster by the Madison Avenue maestro, David Klein for Trans World Airlines. The NEW YORK poster features the bright city lights and excitement of Times Square. This is the first printing ve

Pitman-Dreitzer Division, of Lancaster Colony Corporation (American (New York), circa 1960s. A glass and silverplate Baroque style punch bowl set with matching ladle and thirty six glass punch cups in