Western Airlines Wine Glass

Three Adams and Westlake Co. kerosene oil railroad lanterns with clear glass globes, Lehigh Valley Railroad, New York Lake Erie and Western Railroad and Seaboard Airline Railway, 10" (height), 16" (he

J. Kellenberger/ Wholesale/ Wines & Liquors/ Durango, Colo. in circular slug plate. Amethyst hue and clear bottle. Tooled top. Black swirl in top of glass. No other discernable defects. 11 3/8 inches

22" tall x 13" diameter. Originally from the Noble Hotel in Landers, WY.

SSP. Great gloss and color. Shows minor wear and discoloration, mainly along the perimeter. Overall it displays well with great Indian graphics. Measures: 3.25"X18" Rating: 8.75 Est: $450-$850

Western Airlines / Take a Sunbreak. 1970s. A woman exalts in soaking up the Sun in this poster with bold alternating bands of color. 39 ¼ x 24 7/8”. Linen backed. Short closed tears; minor

Western Airlines / Las Vegas. 1960s. Offset lithograph airline poster in trompe l’oeil style depicting cut-out figures of showgirls and a couple in evening attire. Linen backed. 27 ½ x 21&#

Western Airlines / Hawaii. Circa 1970s. 37 x 24”. Unbacked. A.

Western Airlines / San Diego. 1960s. Offset lithograph airline poster in trompe l’oeil style showing tourists with a camera and binoculars, a giraffe poking its head out behind them, with sailbo

Las Vegas. Western Airlines. 1960s. Colorful offset lithograph depicting showgirls and a couple in evening attire. Linen backed. 27 ½ x 21". A.

Palm Springs / Western Airlines. 1970s. Photographic poster of a pool and tennis club within a sun form, lettering in yellow and red. 28 x 22 ¼”. A scarce poster from this series. Linen bac

Mickey Cohen Signed Personally Owned Western Airlines Travel Card in Exhibit Quality Framed Display W/Letter of Provenance - This signed Western Airlines Travel Card was owned and used by mafia boss,

LEICK, E. Carl. The West / Western Airlines. 1980s. Travel poster depicting a Native American in headdress and traditional clothing imposed over a map of the Western United States. 37 x 24 ¼&#822

Small but presentable model of an aluminum Western Airlines Lockheed 188A Electra. This example most likely dates from the late 1950s-early 1960s, as Western Airlines ordered 12 188As which were deliv

Reno / Western Airlines. Circa 1970s. Photograph of the Reno Arch with its slogan, “The Biggest Little City in the World,” in the form of an outboard motor advertising travel to Reno and L

Seattle. Western Airlines. Circa 1970s. A travel poster with a photographic image in the shape of a tree featuring the Space Needle and downtown Seattle. 40 x 25”. A. Linen backed.

Western Airlines / Minnesota. 1970s. Photographic travel poster which frames an image of canoers in the shape of a fish. 39 ½ x 25”. Expert over-painting in corners; scattered repaired tear

WELLER, Don. Two Western Airlines ski posters. Circa 1970s. Including: Western Airlines / SkiBirds; and Western Airlines / The only way to fly. Both approx. 36 ¾ x 23 ¾”. Linen backed.

A group of promotional items including a WARCO lighter advertising Capital Airlines with the logo in blue on each side with white background. The side graphics are beginning to peel at the corners, sh

Western Airlines. Pair of vintage posters. Circa 1980s. Posters advertising Acapulco (designed by E. Carl Leick) and Alaska (signature illegible). 23 x 15”. Unmounted. Light creases. A.

Western Airlines / Mexico [and] Mexico City. [Circa 1970s]. Pair of airline posters advertising travel to Mexico, depicting a bullfighter and the Monument of Independence roundabout in Mexico City. Bo

Western Airlines advertising print for the Boeing 747. Printed John W. MacDonald signature. Mounted to mat board. Maple frame. Circa 1960's/ 70's. 16" x 20" print; 23" x 29" frame.

Mid century ski related airplane airline travel lithograph poster made by Western Airlines to promote travel to ski resorts. Features stylized art of a downhill skier by Don Weller. Being sold as unfr

This original production cel with matching drawing was used in a commercial spot for Western Airlines (1967-1970) . This long running campaign which promoted the slogan "The Oooonly Way to Fly," was p

Steel in original polychrome painted finish with text as above nd additional printed text, folding crrying handle and two spring locks, interior with 20 items, various types of bandages, spit, swabs,