1950s America Stickers

1950s print depicting a stern looking soldier with the tag line ' I registered to fight! Did you register to vote? '.

1950s advertisement for the Sands Motor Hotel and Restaurant in Tulsa, Oklahoma located along the famous Route 66.

Intergalactic dictator Kanjar-Roach, once forced the entire Justa Lotta Animals team into helping him defeat enemy planets, using his mind-controlling Blattodea Bell!

Retro Print for those fans of the 50's!

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1950s print urging ' Let's all work together, it's an old American Custom, Think...Act...American! '.

MARILYN MONROE ART WORK

1950's print printing a serving of vanilla ice cream with hot fudge and a cherry on top.

Boys playing a game of catch in a sandlot they have designated the “Boy's Stadium”. New York City, 1954.

Sport this 1956 icon in green!

1950s print urging American photographers to " Buy films made in America, have them developed in New England ".

1950s print depicting two oranges and a grapefruit.

Sport this 1956 icon in gray!

Sport this 1956 icon in green!

Sport this 1956 icon in white!

From the 1950's, a luggage label from The Fieldview roller rink in Allegan, Michigan.

Americatna Cute Vintage Retro Classic Cars Americana Gangster Cat

1950 luggage label from Chicago and North Western Railway depicting the famous ' Flambeau 400 ' passenger train.

Cute vintage style Christmas Black Santa Claus. An adorable Xmas gift for girls, women, or anyone who loves Santa.

Pink Cadillac Sunset

Live the unbounded California dream with this retro vintage collage that exudes a vibrant summery vibe, featuring iconic postcards from the Golden State!

Kentucky Travel postcard with a bright colourful rural scene.

C. 1955 print titled ' America's Future...it's children! '. The print depicting schoolchildren and along the bottom of reads ' Protestants, Catholics, Jews - keep them free from religious or racial prejudice '.

Buses emerged as a popular mode of transportation during the 1920s, initially serving as a more flexible alternative to trains, as they were able to reach areas that were not accessible by rail, connecting smaller towns and rural communities to the larger cities. As a result, buses played a crucial role in the development of the American transportation network. The end of World War II was followed by a decade of increasing prosperity, and the mid-20th century saw bus travel decline due to the rise of air travel, interstate highways, and increased car ownership. It was at this time that bus companies went into overdrive advertising their well established services as safe, convenient, and affordable ways to see America from coast to coast.

The Burger Joint design by John C. Snipes.

Wanna take her for a spin?

The marquee at a drive-in theater advertising the latest feature. 1954.

An automobile dealership with a modern architectural style. Brooklyn, New York. 1950.

A crowd of people eating lunch at a busy lunch counter. New York, 1950.

A night view of Times Square brightly lit by advertisements. New York City, 1953.

Vintage Country and Western illustration style design

Sport this 1956 icon in green!

1950's print urging Americans to " Stamp Out Communism with Americanism, Vote Republican ".

Young ladies show off their bobby socks and dog collar anklets. 1953.

A mid-century era kitchen featuring the latest in modern conveniences. 1951.

Take a journey back in time with our Caracas Venezuela Vintage Travel Art Poster. This retro-inspired illustration features the city's iconic landmarks and buildings, in a colorful and charming way that is reminiscent of the 1950s travel posters. Perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia and cultural flair to your home or office decor, this poster is a great way to celebrate the rich history and culture of Venezuela's capital city of Caracas.