Kneissl / Saska. Pair of ski advertising posters. 1970s. Pa...

Kneissl / Saska. Pair of ski advertising posters. 1970s. Pair of posters depicting a Toulouse-Lautrec-like artist who has painted the bodies of a row of beautiful women; in the next poster he holds up

[PIN-UP]. A group of ten ski advertising posters. 1970s-80s. Photographic posters of women, some fully clothed, some in various stages of undress. 36 x 24” and smaller. Some general wear, soilin

Lange. Two ski advertising posters. 1970s/80s. Two “Lange Girl” pin-up advertising posters. Approx. 37 x 24”. Unbacked. Short tears; creases in image and margins. B+/B.

Eleven Professional Skier and Ski Advertising Posters. 1970s-80s. Photographic ski posters of professional skiers, some advertising their equipment sponsors including K2, Lange, and others. Group incl

[SKI ADVERTISING]. A group of ten advertising posters. Circa 1970s. Ten photographic posters of skiers using equipment from various companies, or posters for related ski services (including Demetre, H

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

DEGEN, Paul. American Airlines / Salt Lake City. USA, ca. 1970s. Airline poster with a stylized illustration of skier advertising service to Salt Lake City and nearby ski resorts Alta, Park City, and

DEGEN, Paul. American Airlines / Salt Lake City. USA, ca. 1970s. Airline poster with a stylized illustration of a skier, advertising service to Salt Lake City and nearby ski resorts Alta, Park City, a

ATELIER BLANK. Skilift Urnasch / Am Santis. 1944. St. Gallen: Eidenbenz – Seitz & Co. Lithograph winter sports poster. A pair of skis in the foreground frames a ski lift, lodge, and the mountain

A Collection of Six Vintage Advertising Posters for the Swiss Clothing Company PKZ Each approximately 49 x 35 inches.

The Pullman Bride, and The Man Beneath. Condition shown. Each measure 41 x 27 inches

A collection of mainly 1980s Porsche race and advertising posters, approximately 84 assorted posters including successes and race posters for various US and European Porsche Sportscar, GT and Enduranc

Rare large original colored poster by Jules Abel Faivre (1867-1945), "Chamonix", circa 1905. Printed by J. Barreau, Paris. Considered one of the most famous classic winter sports posters ever. Depicts

For E. and J. Burke, featuring New York Yankee baseball players 57 x 40 cm.

Original Art Deco French Advertising poster. The poster reads Philippossian & Co. Fabrique De Cigarettes, there are fold marks, approximately 13" repair along a fold line and some stains, 49.5" x 35.5

Lot W499 - 1920s Peugeot Framed French Advertising Poster HIGHLIGHTS by Leonetto Cappiello in 1925 Black lion logo Printed by: Imp. Devambez Leonetto Cappiello was an Italian and French illustrator of

Framed behind glass. Shows 2 hunters aiming at an attacking bear. This poster is very hard to find. Excellent condition with almost no wear. (Near Mint). Framed: 45" T.

This great poster is professionally framed behind glass and was made for the Buenos Aires market. The poster was made by G.H. Duston Litho in Buffalo New York. The colors are rich and vibrant with no

A Coupe Pilette race meeting advertising poster, L' Automobile Club de Spa, 1907, published by Gouweloos Frere & Soeur, Bruxelles, on paper, 33 x 47 inches, framed and Perspex glazed. Lot to be sold w

315. FRAMED WEED CHAINS ADVERTISING POSTER | c. 1910, artwork by S. Werner | Provenance: The Rick Ralston Collection. | 23.5"x28" | (Excellent Condition) | $2,000 - $4,000

[Soviet]. Fridgato, S. Advertising poster "Newspapers and magazines for 1925". - Moscow, 1925. - 105x70 cm. Lithograph.

Kendall's Spavin Cure, Enosburgh Falls, VT advertising poster, ca 1890 color litho, damaged area, 26 1/2" x 21", in gilt frame

Ornately framed behind glass. Titled “Green Wing Teal”. There is some restoration to the borders and the upper background. Main field is strong with light wear. (Very Good). Framed: 40" x 30".

This fabulous sign is framed behind glass and was made by Alfred Von Cotzhausen in 1903. The sign shows a topless angel pointing to a factory scene. It is entitled "The Beer That Made Milwaukee Famous