Advertising Poster Best Bread Austria Rosenbrot

83 x 59 cm, folded, tear 1.5 cm

Charles Schultz, 22 x 16 inches, Dated 1970

TYROL (Austria) Travel Advertising Poster. Lithograph. Shows Woman in Blue Hat. Printed in Austria. Dimensions: H: 34.5 inches: W: 25.5 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 for the first poster. $3 each

Original vintage art event poster for an Exhibition of Islamic Miniatures, Textiles, and Small Art at the Austrian Museum for Art and Industry from 27 April to 20 May 1935 organised with the Cultural

OSTERREICH Austria Travel Advertising Poster. Lithograph. Map of Austria with people in native Clothes. Printed in Austria. Dimensions: H: 30.5 inches: W: 21 inches --- US Shipping charge: $35 for the

Framed Old Honesty Plug advertising poster "Never Varies Always Best" depicting a bearded man cutting off a piece of plug 33 1/2"x23 1/2", Old Honesty plug tobacco bag From the collection of former FB

Original Neal's Carriage Paint "Your Best Girl" Advertising Poster. No attributed artist. Poster is in nice condition. Measures approximately 16" x 22.25". Linen Backed.

Gulf No-Nox Gas. Circa 1950s. Advertising poster displaying slogan that reads: “Best 10 Gallon buy.” Depicting a cowboy-rancher holding a 10-gallon hat. 41 x 27”. Minor closed tear to lower edge

1921 Photo, 1941 Stamp Day, Pan-Dandy Bread Sign 1935 Advertising Poster Sign for Pan-Dandy bread, 1959 American Legion National convention Official Car Certificate all as pictured. Please read ask qu

100 Best Posters of 1942, Outdoor Advertising Incorporated, 1942. Corners and edges bumped, spiral binding intact.

Alphonse Mucha (Czech 1860-1939) LIthograph in colors, JOB Cigarette Poster 1896.The Joseph Bardou Company manufacturers of cigarette advertising poster. This is perhaps one of Mucha's best-known adve

Sonnambulismo - Art by Mauzan (1911) Italian Theatre Advertising Poster - Framed Mauzan at his ghoulish, phantasmagorical best. This poster is for a French film presented by prolific producer Leon Gau

A Victorian era style color printed advertising poster, Compliments of Adolph Friedman Rye, Wheat Bread and Rolls, depicts a pair of young girls. Titled in the print upper right. Circa: early 1900s. F

Best Game and Target Cartridges, Remington UMC, scene depicting cartridges and animals, includes top and bottom bands, light rust on bands, some light water stains showing on back, small pinhole betwe

An early advertising poster for Cascarets, a Candy Cathartic. Reading "They Work While You Sleep" - "Get What You Ask For!" and "Best For The Bowels." Pictured is a bare woman, lightly covered by the

"Autriche". Printed in Austria. 39.5" X 27". (From a Port Washington Mid-Century Collector)

The black and red poster with slogan 'People expect the best of Santa Fe', framed as shown. Sight size measures 30 x 24.5 with a framed size of 28.5 x 34 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house p

Scarce early 20th century color lithograph advertising poster on heavy cardboard (partially raised for 3D effect) depicting a little boy in a gym measuring his muscles with notation BODYBUILDER...HB B

Dogs", Scene Depicting 13 Different Breeds of Hunting Dogs and gives a short description of what type and style of hunting the dog is best known for, Excellent Condition, W/Frame is 27"W x 32"T, Est.

Advertising Poster for a play Vienna’s Nightlife - Das vienna nachtlieben at Spiegelpalast, Invalidenstrasse 11. Country: Austria. Year: 1950s. Artist: Mario Moll. Size (cm): 67x39.5. Very good

ZAPPAROLI - THE BEST IN MILAN POSTER. Italian Poster Panettone Zapparoli il migliore di Milano - by GINO BOCCASILE. Vintage Advertising Poster from 1952, Cotton-coated for the famous Italian Panettone

One is titled "The Money Saver" and the other "Refreshes you Best". Both pieces show moderate wear with bend marks and minor paper loss. (Very Good). Largest: 27" x 16".

In a fancy wood frame, this paper advertising poster features a Victorian woman in a yellow dress and plumed hat and reads "If you want the best Flour made, use our - Gold Coin, Surprise and Electrici

Hirschfeld, Al. Who's on First? New York: Darien House, Inc., 1973. Poster advertising a bound collection of the best parts and dialogue from the comedy routine Who's on First? by Abbott and Costello.