1940 S Pillows

Ever since I was young, I have had a fascination for the past, both the good and the bad. This piece shows a representation of WWII in 1940's Germany.

Late 1940's print from the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The print advertises " Visit the Black Hills and Bad Lands this year...Cool Nights - No Mosquitoes '.

1940's luggage label from Montrose Colorado which bears the slogan The Center of a Magic Circle of Scenic Wonders '. The design features all the sites of interest and their distance from the center of Montrose.

From the late 1940's, a print from California asking ' Have you had your orange juice today ?'

A pen and ink line drawing of a vintage Corde Bag with top clasp.

This couple is having a great time following the swing music tune by swing dancing to the classic beats of the big band to bring everyone back to the electrifying 40s era of glamour, elegance, sophistication and fun, fun, fun! Instagram@ Artbydebcamp Facebook@ Art by Deborah Camp

1940's Lucky illustration

A cute vintage-style cartoon mouse

From the 1940's a luggage label from the now vanished Castle Harbour hotel in Bermuda.

Late 1940's print which reads " This can happen here! Vote Republican ". The print depicting a working man returning home to his family after work with pay check in hand.

A vintage portrait brought into 2022 by way of adding colour to enhance the beauty of this marvellous decade.

Late 1940's luggage label from the Canadian Province of Manitoba.

Late 1940's print depicting a Texas Steer.

Late 1940's print from Texas depicting a cowboy riding a bucking bronco.

From the late 1940's, a print from California asking ' Have you had your lemonade today ?'

A Purple Colored Classic Car in New York In The 1940’s

Wisconsin Vintage 1940’s Style Travel Poster-Summer

Wisconsin Vintage 1940’s Style Travel Poster-Winter

Inspired by the classic 1930’s and 1940’s noir and style. This digital image seeks to invoke that old school classic cool, and confidence of the 1930’s and 40’s.

subtractive collage of an image from a 1945 edition of Life magazine

Inspired by the classic 1930’s and 1940’s noir and style. This digital image seeks to invoke that old school classic cool, and confidence of the 1930’s and 40’s.

Vintage bike making a getaway from a dastardly crime. "You won't get me copper!"

This design channels the 1930s and 1940s like nobody's business, capturing the old-school cool and confidence that just oozes from that era. Imagine yourself in a smoky bar, fedora tilted, drink in hand - that's the energy this design brings.

This design dives deep into the captivating world of noir, inspired by the 1930s and 1940s. Think shadows hiding secrets, whispers of adventure, and a confident coolness that draws you in. Time to unleash your inner Noir tough as nails PI.

1940's print from the Missouri Pacific Railroad titled " The Scenic West, easily and quickly reached ". The print a panoramic view of mountains, forest, valley, people golfing and sailing.

Vintage car suffering a set back making a getaway from a dastardly crime. "You got me copper!"

1940's print print from Reno Nevada depicting the Washoe County Court House built in 1910.

Late 1940's luggage from San Francisco California depicting the fishing fleet at Fisherman's Wharf.

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Black and white photo of a 1940's military off road vehicle on display during the annual forties weekend in Holt and Sheringham, Norfolk

Black and white photo of a World War 2 Military jeep on display at the annual forties weekend in Sheringham, Norfolk

Late 1940's print promoting travel to Fort Worth, Texas. Fort Worth - " Where the West Begins ".

World War 2 Style Cartoon Bomb Hit Your Target

Late 1940s luggage label from the city of Nogales, Arizona " The most colorful city on the U.S. - Mexican border ".

Late 1940s print advertising ' Travel US 30 Lincoln Highway to Wyoming, the Year Round Highway! '