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1968 print from the George Wallace presidential campaign as the American Independent Party candidate against Republican Richard Nixon and Democrat Hubert Humphrey. The print reads ' Alabama and America Need George C. Wallace '.

1932 advertisement for a gathering of the United Spanish War Veterans in Milwaukee, Wisconsin during August. These were the men who fought in the Spanish American War in 1898.

1909 American LaFrance Fire Engine Company logo. For over 150 years this company produced fire trucks, fire aerials and other apparatus used by fire departments throughout the United States.

Poster promoting a 1913 ' Exhibition of Commercial Organization and Office Tools ' held at Luna Park, Paris, France.

1960s luggage label from Civil Air Transport, a Nationalist Chinese airline which was eventually used by the CIA to support covert operations in Asia.

1920 print from the presidential campaign of Republican Warren G. Harding.

The North American B-25J "Mitchell" showed up at the 16th Oldtimer meeting in 2011 at the Hahnweide, near Kirchheim / Teck, Germany. It'sactually a glider airfield with a grass runway, which is reflected in the airplane. As always this air show event is quite fascinating. There are lots of historical airplanes taking part at the flight show. With some planes, like the legendary Junkers JU-52 or Antonov An-2 you can book roundtrips. The event takes place in 2-years Intervals. Canon EOS 60D in Sports Mode, 1/2000 sec, f5.6, 300mm, ISO 125.

1964 print from the Lyndon B. Johnson presidential campaign.

Late 1930's print from Arizona depicting a cowboy riding a bucking bronco.

From the 1940 US presidential campaign, a print supporting Republican candidate Wendell Willkie for president.

A print promoting an International Art Exposition held in Venice, Italy in 1897.

C. 1960 logo of Air America Inc., the airlines used for covert activity by the CIA in Vietnam, Burma, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos and China.

From the 1930's, the seal of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's " New Deal ", the Civilian Conservation Corps provided work for millions of men during the Great Depression. From 1933 to 1942 these men provided manual labor needed to improve America's public lands, parks and forests.