1950s Cartoon Posters and Art Prints

HOLLA! Show everyone exactly what you're willing to negotiate with this funny vintage retro t-shirt. Worth a few dollas.

Vintage Atomic advert. featuring a Iron.

Chilly Willy was inspired by mystery writer Stuart Palmer, according to Scott MacGillivray's book Castle Films: A Hobbyist's Guide. Palmer used the Lantz studio as a background for his novel Cold Poison, in which the cartoon star was a penguin character, and Lantz adopted the penguin idea for the screen.The character Pablo the Penguin from the 1945 Disney film The Three Caballeros was the inspiration for Chilly Willy. Paul J. Smith initially based Chilly's design on a separate penguin character from Lantz' 1945 cartoon Sliphorn King of Polaroo, but would later be redesigned by Tex Avery in his second appearance, I'm Cold in 1954. Chilly Willy was inspired by mystery writer Stuart Palmer, according to Scott MacGillivray's book Castle Films:

Lightening Bolt in a retro yellow style.

Torchy is a comic strip and, primarily, a series of comic books featuring the ingenue Torchy Todd, created by the American "good girl art" cartoonist Bill Ward during 1944. The picture is from the 1950s.

What's cuter than a smiling pumpkin? A smiling pumpkin with retro hair of course!

This retro cartoon features a marching bass drum banging himself.

Cartoon of British entertainer Bruce Forsyth

a cartoon style 1950's rocket blasting through space.

Vintage animation from the 1950s.

A Mercury Lead Sled Hot Rod with flames vector illustration based on a photograph I took.

Original created by Alice Kirkpatrick - Vectorized by Luc Playoust - Created in october 1949. Hey ! This is not a copy & paste design from a low-res image. The original design has been completely redrawn to offer you a superior quality product with bright colors and sharp design!

Inspired by the Tex Avery Classic! Jets! Jets! JETTTTTTS!

Classic Civil Defense poster with advice on what to do during a nuclear attack. One doubts the advice would have worked. Let's never test it.

Winky Dink and me, Winky Dink, and you! Based on a tv show from the 1950s and 1960s.

In the style of the vintage game, Miss Cookie’s Kitchen.