Newbould, Norwich, LNER, Railway poster

The full-color lithograph with illustration by Frederick Taylor (1875-1963) reads LINCOLN BY LNER, IT'S QUICKER BY RAIL,' signed The London & North Eastern Railway, John Waddington Ltd. Leeds & London

Frank Newbould (1887-1951) Edgware by Tram, original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Waterlow 1930 - 76 x 51 cm

Frank Newbould (1887-1951) Denham by Tram to Uxbridge, original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Waterlow 1930 - 76 x 51 cm

Frank H Mason (1876-1965) Cruden Bay Travel by LNER, original poster printed for the London and North Eastern Railway by Chorley & Pickersgill c. 1930 - 102 x 127 cm

Frank Newbould (1887-1951) Vienna via Harwich Twice a day, original poster printed for the London and North Eastern Railway by McCorquodale c. 1925 - 102 x 127 cm

Canadian. Circa 1886. Marked, "McKay Printers Toronto" lower center edge. 29" x 11.75". Minor water stains, particularly along right edge. Some edge wear, cockling. Offered from the collection of Ryan

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

"Midland Great Western Railway of Ireland: Tours in Connemara, Galway, Achill and West of Ireland", a chromolithograph of landmarks by F. Hugo d'Alesi (France, 1849-1906), in gold scrollwork panel fra

Lucien Pillot (French, 1882-1973). "Besancon La Mouillere" color lithograph poster for PLM Railway, ca. 1930s. Printed by Gerin, Dijon-Paris. An original Art Deco French travel poster by Lucien Pillot

E McKnight Kauffer (Edward 1890-1954) Promoting tourism to the English countryside. Published by Johnson Riddle 1915. 30 x 20 inches.

This poster is professionally framed and features an illustration by Hernando G. Villa showing a woman dressed in a western ensemble talking with a rough looking cowboy. There are only two very faint

This circa 1950s poster shows an image of the Golden Gate Bridge at night. Great colors with no fading present. This poster has no notable wear. Condition (Near Mint Plus). Size 22" x 15 -1/2".

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Grenoble. Art Deco style image of Grenble as a city within the easy reach of skiing in the mountains of Mont Blanc, beaches of Nice at Cotes D’Azur and

TEARS, FOLDS, LOSS, TAPE. 50" X 39 1/2"

Original vintage railway holiday travel poster, YORK, England. Artist: Fred Taylor (British, 1875-1963). Produced by British Airways to promote train service to York, England. Printed by CHORLEY and P

Kew Gardens, Black Swans Printed by: Chorley + Pickersgill Ltd Lithographers Leeds 36 x 24" From the work of E L Tafani - English Landscape, Railway Poster

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed paper in oak frame. Marked, "Printed in Canada" lower right edge. Oak frame marked, "Canadian Pacific Steamships". Exhibits moderate, uniform fade. From the Joe Byway Col

Victor Beals vintage Santa Fe Railway print. Measures 18" x 24", is in excellent condition. Unframed, loose and not mounted, laid down or glued. Appears to never have been hung or framed. From the col

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY POSTER, C. 1930, LINEN BACKED, ALASKA, BOATS IN WATER, ALASKAS-"OFF TO THE POTLATCH", MEASURES 30" X 40", ARTIST IS SYDNEY LAURENCE, IN GOOD CONDITION, AS PICTURED

This poster features a Native American boy writing in the soil “Santa Fe all the way” while a train speeds past. Has strong, unfaded colors with no visible wear. A wonderful example. Condition (Ne

designed in 1927 by George Francois, published by Lucien Serre Et Cie Paris. Cloth backing. 44 3/4" high, 33 1/4" wide. Provenance: From a Westchester County NY Estate.

Interesting dynamic poster for the French railway company SNCF from 1976, depicting several rendering scene from The Angelus (L' Angelus) an oil painting by French painter Jean-François Millet, c

Tom Purvis (British, 1888-1959) "East Coast By L.N.E.R" offset lithograph printed in 1985 by MoMA New York, unframed. 32.5" x 41".

Advertisement poster by Margaret Bradley Southern Railway Advertising reading "London Paris Train Ferry Sleeping Cars" and depicting an art deco style image of a female face awake with the Eiffel Towe