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This is a great restored vintage poster print designed by artist Hugh Stevenson for the Philadelphia Zoo in Pennsylvania. Stevenson was commissioned by the WPA (Works Progress Administration) with the US Government in the 1930s to create artwork that would help artists gain income as well as provide more publicity for attractions throughout the US. This program was sponsored shortly after The Great Depression and was a part of The New Deal to boost the economy.

This is a beautifully restored US Army Corps recruiting poster from 1943 seeking women to train and become nurses. This as with every item I offer has been digitally restored by hand and enlarged to print a clear, color-corrected, scratch-free image. Restored to look just as good as it was when first printed!

This is a restored and enlarged digital reproduction of the original World War II poster created by Albert Dorne. Shown is a snake ready to strike with blood in its mouth and the heading reads Less Dangerous Than Careless Talk. During World War II symbolism was often used to get the viewer to see how dangerous it was to talk to anyone about what was going on in the war such as troop movement, war equipment and when ships were going to be sailing in a certain direction. Keeping mum was the name of the game during World War 2.

This is a great patriotic reproduction print of an original WWII poster from the United States stating "Americans will always fight for liberty" It shows soldiers in WW2 marching forward with soldiers from 1778 behind them watching Americans head off to defend their freedoms. This is a great piece for someone who loves military history, Americana and World War 2 propaganda posters.

During many wars, including World War I, the United States promoted the growth of victory gardens for the residents as a way to add to the amount of food rations each household received. This allowed households to have more food and for the government to be able to send more food from farming, etc. overseas to the soldiers fighting in the war. This is a great concept that is still widely encouraged today to help with sustainability of the nation's food supply.

This is a great World War II US propaganda poster showing an American Army soldier looking sternly at the viewer asking if we're playing square when using gas. Below is a man inside a car waiting for a gas station attendant to fill him up. This is a great poster advertising the need for US citizens to limit the amount of resources they use.

Bas s Brewery was founded in 1777 by William Bas s in Burton-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, England. Pale Ale, was once the highest-selling beer in the UK, and by 1877, they had become the largest brewery in the world

The Black Cat was a magazine created in the 1890s and was a collection of short stories put into one and sold to readers on a monthly basis. The magazine was published by the Short Story Publishing Company in Boston, Massachusetts and ran from 1895 until 1922. The magazine was well known for unique and original short stories from writers who would submit their work to the magazine.

This is restored and enlarged reprint of an original poster of Britain's new World War 2 Spitfire airplane. These planes were used with the Royal Air Force during WW2. The image shows a cut out of the Spitfire to show the mechanics inside the plane and a key or legend in the lower right corner to list what parts are in the plane. This is a great gift for a WWII historian or an aviation enthusiast!

This is a digitally restored reproduction of the original World War I advertisement seeking volunteers for military service printed in the United States.

One of the most recognizable figures from World War 2, meet Rosie. This print has been digitally restored to print on TeePublic items, imperfections, dust, scratches, etc. have been removed and the overall image has been enhanced to print to a like-new quality. Keep the spirit of women in the workforce alive with this great design!

The Black Cat Magazine was created by the Short Story Publishing Company in 1895 in Boston, Massachusetts and ran until 1922. This was a monthly magazine, and this cover is dated April of 1896. As you can see, the magazine was very reasonable by today's standards, just 5 cents.

A beautifully restored reproduction of the original World War 2 vintage poster for the Woman Ordnance Worker (WOW). During WWII, women were needed on the homefront in order for men to head off to war and recruitment for women to work in the factories was extremely necessary. This poster shows a woman worker standing behind "her man" even though he's overseas. This is also a reference to Rosie The Riveter as the woman is dressed in similar attire.

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This is a great restored poster produced in the 1930s and 1940s by the Works Progress Administration to help boost the economy in the United States following the Great Depression. Completed for the United States Travel Bureau, this poster reads See America and has two people's silhouettes standing inside what appears to be a blue cavern with white and light blue stalactites and stalagmites in the background.

This is a restored copy of an original poster created by the WPA in approximately 1941 to spread public awareness of syphilis and the symptoms it can cause. During this time, the war was just getting started and many soldiers were coming and going to the warfronts around the world. With this increase in movement, sexually transmitted diseases also began to increase. Many states began to produce posters in order to make the public more aware of the disease as well as symptoms it had.

Class 2MT 78022 at Keighley and Worth Valley Railway It is currently painted in green following a recent renovation, having previously been black (Though here you can't see that ... look out for other images) Originally built in 1954 Sony DSC HX400V

A new twist on an old favorite! Meet Rosie The Riveter. She's been all cleaned up, imperfections removed and has a nice "comic-book" feel to her. It's not overdone, just right to add some pizazz to a classic poster. As always this item has been digitally restored by hand and enhanced to print on TeePublic items of your choosing!

Vintage art Christmas card scene with robins sitting a top a fence in the snow with holly. There's also a church in the background. Designed originally in 1906, this beautiful scene has been restored to print just as beautiful to today's standards!

This is an amazing restored promotional movie theatre poster for the movie classic, "Isle Of The Dead" starring Boris Karloff with Ellen Drew and Marc Cramer. Resized to 300DPI, this remastered poster would be a great add-on to a cozy blanket or a t-shirt. Show your love of vintage horror movies with this great print today!

Launched in July 1957 this tiny car that evolved for use in the narrow city streets very quickly earned the name of, ‘the people’s car’. Measuring just over 2.5 metres long (9 feet) and powered by a 479 cc two-cylinder, air-cooled engine, it was considered to be the first true city car for the Italian driving population.

A pretty girl, from an original studio photograph, circa 1890's, restored and saved for posterity. Name unknown sadly.

Just in time for Halloween, this is a digitally restored and enlarged reproduction of the original movie poster for The Black Cat starring Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff. Created in 1934, this poster will bring any old Hollywood movie lover or horror film fan joy!

Embrace the timeless allure of our classic vintage car tee, blending nostalgia with elegance in every sleek line and curve

An image of the front of a blue Restored 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 door Hardtop with a title text overlay.

This is a nicely restored recruitment print from World War II for the Women's Land Army. They're recruiting women to harvest crops for the soldiers overseas and the troops stateside. Women played a vital role during World War 2 in the United States by taking on several jobs that were normally a "mans job" including farming, manufacturing and production of items. It was during this time that women became more prevalent in the workforce and women sealed their fate in the job markets.

This is a digitally updated and restored copy of a vintage travel poster for Laguna Beach, California. The poster shows the illustrated town of Laguna Beach and the cliffs along the beach. . All items can be customized with a different background color or pattern style i.e. making the mug have 2 large prints vs. several small ones. To learn more, please message me here or via email prior to purchase!

This is a like-new reproduction of the original WPA poster advertising a father and son banquet. This was sponsored by the Chicago Urban League was held at the Savoy Ballroom. This is a great piece of history as artists, musicians and the community rallied together during The Great Depression to encourage events, travel and additional places, etc. to help bring the economy to a better place.

This is a digitally restored and enlarged print designed by the WPA in the United States during the Great Depression and into the 1930s. This poster has been restored to print beautifully on the product of your choice.

This is a great restored image of a WPA Program poster designed for the US Travel Bureau to recommend travel, to See America! and Welcome to Montana! This image has been digitally enhanced to print with like-new quality by hand using digital tools such as Photoshop. New life has been brought back to this image to look as it did when it was first printed!

This is a digitally updated and recolored vintage travel poster for San Francisco! A great illustration of the Golden Gate Bridge and the bay will make you feel like you're traveling back in time with this amazing poster print! All items can be customized with a different background color or pattern style i.e. making the mug have 2 large prints vs. several small ones. To learn more, please message me here or via email prior to purchase!

An image of the front corner of a white Restored 1958 Ford Edsel Roundup with a title text overlay.

A Fine Art high Definition Mona Lisa Restored by Leonardo Da Vinci Poster Print

Head back in time with this awesome digitally restored print "Welcome to Montana" print from the US Travel Bureau's See America series!

Be means exist. We are human Beings. Our job is to just Be. To exist. 'B' is the precursor to positive qualities and attributes from A - Z. Spreading positivity one T-shirt at a time.

This is a great updated and digitally restored tourist/travel poster for Venice, Italy. This is a painting turned into a photo looking into the waterways that make Venice so famous. The soft blue and orange colors make this item a great piece to add to a collection of ocean photos or for a mid-century modern feel. Choose the perfect piece from Redbubble's selection of items and have this poster printed onto it today! This makes a great gift or a novelty for the world traveler!