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Vintage luggage label from the National Air Races aviation meet in Cleveland, Ohio, September of 1939.

From the 1956 American presidential campaign, a print urging Americans to re-elect President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard Nixon.

C. 1915 vintage advertisement for ' Marco Polo Tee ' depicting a mother ad her two girls enjoying steaming cups of hot tea.

1931 print celebrating Nick Kaufmann, the champion of bicycle acrobatics from 1861 through 1931. The print a bit of an exaggeration considering Kaufmann was born in 1861.

1948 poster promoting October, Donut Month, with the slogan ' Go ahead! in 1948 with Donuts.'

Colorful vintage print from Hawaii titled ' Hawaii National Park '.

C. 1920 advertisement for Fedia bicycle tires depicting the Devil riding his bike.

Vintage poster advertising an automobile show held in Amsterdam, Holland in 1926.

1940 vintage poster suggesting a ' Donut Party for Fun! ' depicting a number of folks gettin' crazy with doughnuts. I have a number of vintage doughnut posters available in my store.

1919 vintage poster advertising the Chandler Light Weight Six from the Chandler automotive company. The poster reads ' Built by men who know. 1144 South Hope Street, Los Angeles, California '.

C. 1947 luggage label from Huntington Beach, California depicting a young lady enjoying the warm weather.

C. 1900 poster advertising the Algerian and Tunisian Credit Union of North Africa. The poster depicting a wide range of North Africans, states the cooperative has locations in France, Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, England, Spain, Asia Minor and is headquartered in Paris.

A poster promoting the Inter-Allied Games of 1919 held just outside Paris, France seven months after the end of WWI. The games were held at Pershing Stadium which was built for the event and participation was open to any Allied military personnel who had fought in the war. A total of eighteen nations were represented in the games which included: basketball, boxing, track and field, swimming, rugby, tennis and wrestling among many others.

C. 1925 crate label for Hustler Brand California Bartlett Pears depicting a young newspaper boy.

A vintage poster promoting a hoteliers exposition held in Cologne, Germany in 1928. The poster depicting Cologne Cathedral reflected in a glass of German white wine.

C. 1910 German culinary advertising poster depicting a beautiful blue eyed woman holding The Prometheus, an early electric cooking device.

From the 1950's, a luggage label from the ' Arctic Alaska Travel Service '.

WWI German war bond poster depicting a wounded Imperial German Air Force pilot asking ' And you? ' followed with ' Buy War Bonds '.

C. 1911 poster advertising a sporting goods store in Munich Germany. The poster depicting a beautiful young woman and her new snow sled.

WWII print depicting one of the motorcycle companies used by the army of Switzerland. I have a couple variations of the design available.

1910 vintage poster promoting The First International Exposition of The Istrian Region held in the city of Koper. The poster depicting a large sailing vessel headed towards a city port.

A 1935 poster advertising an international motorcycle racing event held in Hooghalen, Netherlands.

C. 1915 advertising for Emeralite's line of library lamps. The advertisement with the slogan ' Kind to the Eyes '. The company famous for producing many different types of what are referred to as Bankers Lamps.

C. 1912 poster promoting travel to Chicago, Illinois. The poster depicting a young lady diving into Lake Michigan and reads ' Chicago - The Summer Resort '.

C. 1910 humorous advertisement for ' Satanaz Matches ' depicting a laughing devil running through the flames of hell while holding two flaming torches.

C. 1930 poster encouraging travel to the Australian state of Tasmania.

The discovery photograph of the positron, the positive version of the electron & the first antimatter particle to be discovered. The cloud chamber photo was taken in 1932 by US physicist Carl Anderson. It shows the track of a positive particle that enters the chamber from below. The particle is known to be positive because of the way it bends in the chamber's magnetic field; & it is proved to be moving up the picture because it loses energy & curves more in the magnetic field after traversing the 6 mm thick lead plate in the middle. But the track is too faint to be caused by a proton; it was exactly like an electron's track; it had to be the predicted positron.

C. 1920 Japanese match box label depicting the Hindu goddess Kali triumphant over evil.

C. 1935 luggage label from the Hotel Aletti of Algeria. The label depicting a couple trying their luck at the roulette wheel in the hotel casino.

Vintage poster promoting a theater arts exhibition held in Zurich, Switzerland in April of 1914.

1890 print from the bakery of Ballard and Ballard of Louisville, Kentucky. The print depicting the United States Dynamite Cruiser " Vesuvius " at sea.

Vintage poster commemorating the Great Polish Insurrection of 1918 against German occupation forces. The uprising freed the city of Poznan and the region of the former Grand Duchy of Poznan.

Highly detailed 1835 map of Greece with the nation divided into Morea, West Hellas, East Hellas and Negropont. Major cities and islands are also detailed on the map.

A vintage poster promoting travel to Seattle, Washington during the year 1915. Handsome view of Seattle's port and architecture as seen at night with a full moon rising in the background.