Santa Fe Railway Original Poster Red Cliffs by Willard Elms c1950

The original Santa Fe Railroad poster promoting travel to RED CLIFFS, CONTINENTAL DIVIDE, NEW MEXICO is after the original painting by Willard Frederick Elms (1900-1956). Not a reproduction. The image

Santa Fe Railway was founded in 1859. The company helped settle the mid-west in the later part of the 19th Century by selling real estate and farm land sanctioned by Congress. They became the second t

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

"The Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico", by artist Adolph Heinze, copyright 1955, approximate image size 19 3/4" x 29", total sheet size 28" x 36".

ELMS, William Frederick (1900-1956). Santa Fe [Railroad] / Red Cliffs / Continental Divide, New Mexico. Circa 1950s. Offset lithograph railroad travel poster. 24 x 17 7/8”. Scattered minor margi

This poster was designed in 1931 by Hernando Gonzalo Villa (1881-1952) for Santa Fe Railway. The image shows a typical cowboy from a Dude Ranch in the Southwest talking with a woman. The woman clearly

The Atchinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway (known as the Santa Fe) at one time was the world's most famous transportation company. The railway gained in popularity by introducing the "Super Chief," a

This is an original framed advertising poster marked for Don Perceval, advertising Arizona for the Santa Fe Railway line. It is in near mint condition. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions: Frame: 26" x 20" x

ELMS, Willard (1900-1956). Sante Fe Railway / Navajo Land. 1950s. Color poster for the Sante Fe Railway. Image depicts Monument Valley, the ancestral home of the Navajo. 24 x 18”. Linen backed.

A framed original print with plaque that reads Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico painted for Santa Fe System Lines by Adolph Heinze. The wooden frame measures 33 5/8" x 24 5/8" and shows corner wear, w

Federal Art Project of NM, E. Boyd, EditorPortfolio of Spanish Colonial Design in New Mexico, 1938 - 1939woodblock prints, hand-coloredcomprising red linen portfolio cover, original booklet with text

This poster was created c1950 for the French company Favor, which manufactured bicycles and motorcycles. Favor was founded in 1898 in Clemont-Ferrand, a French city in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region,

•George Leech (1894-1966) Pembrokeshire Coast, original artwork for the British Railways Western Region poster, signed oil on canvas c.1950 - 101 x 126 cm Artist's Manresa Road Chelsea studio label

Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 19" Wall Clock, Santa Fe Railway Systemcirca 1886oak case, 8-day weight-driven movement with maintaining power, jeweled deadbeat escapement, two jar mercurial pendulum and s

Eanger Irving Couse (1866-1936) The Eagle Dance oil on canvas 24 x 29 Signed lower left: E-I-COUSE PROVENANCE: The Artist Santa Fe Railway Collection (no. 34), acquired June 1921 Private Collection, S

Grand Canyon of Arizona from Hermit Rim 1912/1913. Printed by the American Lithographic Co., NY and Copyright 1913 by the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway System. Approx. 26 1/2 x 35 1/4 in.(image)

This remarkable chromolithograph, dated 1912, is a promotional piece used by the Atkinson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway to promote their interests at the Grand Canyon. "The Grand Canyon of Arizona" chr

Adams & Westlake fork mount switch lamp made for the Santa Fe Railway. Complete with pot, burner and glass chimney. Nice condition

Nine Santa Fe railroad, most likely issued in the 1950s, measuring 22 by 16 inches.