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Description: Late 1940s print promoting Daytona Beach, Florida " The World's Most Famous Beach ".

Description: From the early 1950's a print protesting government waste which reads ' S.O.S. - Save our Security, Cut out Needless Government Costs - Local - State - Federal '.

Description: Print commemorating the first US air mail flight from Los Angeles, California to Canton Island in the Pacific.

Description: 1946 print from the long vanished Rainbow Roller Rink of Cheyenne, Wyoming. The print depicting a cowgirl riding a bucking bronco.

Description: Late 1940's luggage label depicting ' Sailfish from the Gulfstream ' in the great state of Florida.

Description: 1940s print from the old Winter Palace roller skating ring in Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Description: Vintage print celebrating the first use of a helicopter to deliver airmail in the city of Chicago, November 21, 1949.

Description: WWII print urging ' National Unity for Defense ' stating ' United we stand, divided we fall: all ages, all parties, all creeds, all trades, all sections, all races '.

Description: C. 1920 poster promoting travel to the great state of Maine. The poster reads ' Good times await you in Maine, Come! ' and ' 5000 rivers and stream, 2500 lakes and ponds '.

Description: Late 1930s advertisement from the old Ocean Front Hotel of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The advertisement with the slogan " The Key to your Best Vacation".

Description: Old school 1960's print from Las Vegas, Nevada depicting dice, playing cards and a roulette game.

Description: Vintage print endorsing Democrat John C. Martin for Auditor of Public Accounts in Illinois in 1936. The top of the print states ' Roosevelt and Security '. Martin served Illinois as State Treasurer from 1933 to 1935 and again from 1937 to 1939. He served in the House of Representatives from 1939 to 1941.

Description: 1960s print depicting the state of Idaho as well as a giant Idaho potato.

Description: 1930s print from Pacific Grove on the Monterey Peninsula in California. Pacific Grove the ' Home of the Butterflies, Because of the All Year Climate '.

Description: Vintage sign from the 1930s stating ' Want Good Fishing? Obey the Law! '. I also have a variation of this sign in blue and white uploaded.

Description: Vintage sign from the 1930s stating ' Want Good Fishing? Obey the Law! '. I also have a variation of this sign in red and white uploaded.

Description: C. 1898 advertisement for L. Coes & Company Knife Handle Screw Wrenches which were manufactured in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Description: Late 1940's print from Miami Beach Florida, America's ' Year'round Playground '.

Description: Late 1940's print promoting Fort Myers, Florida, the ' City of Palms '. The print with a list of what Fort Myers has to offer: fishing, bathing beaches, boating, golf, recreation and tourist clubs. The center of the print depicts two friends fishing.

Description: Vintage print from the great state of Illinois and depicting Violets, the state flower.

Description: Vintage luggage label from Washington D.C. depicting The Capitol Building.

Description: Late 1960s luggage label from Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts. The map depicting the island locations of Menemsha, West Tisbury, Edgartown, North Tisbury, Oak Bluffs and Vineyard Haven.

Description: WWII era print depicting the Republican Elephant with a ' V ' for victory in the center.

Description: 1950's print depicting a Young Republican elephant in the ring ready for any political opponent.

Description: Art Deco poster promoting the Detroit and Michigan Exposition of 1936 with the slogan ' We Serve the World'.

Description: Late 1930's print ' Peace for America ' depicting a dove with an olive branch flying over the United States of America.

Description: Colorful vintage map of Cape Cod from the early 1960s.

Description: WWII recruiting poster for the United States Coast Guard Women's Reserve or SPARS. The word SPARS is an acronym for the Coast Guard motto " Semper Paratus - Always Ready".

Description: Vintage poster promoting the Panama Pacific International Exposition held in San Francisco in 1915. Essentially a World's Fair, the expo was a celebration of both the completion of the Panama Canal and the 400th anniversary of Balboa's discovery of the Pacific Ocean. It also helped showcase the city's recovery from the earthquake of 1906.

Description: 1950's reminder to ' Please listen for the dial tone before you dial a telephone number '.

Description: C. 1920 poster urging French citizens to purchase products made in France.

Description: C. 1915 poster promoting a dairy exposition in St. Paul - Minneapolis, Minnestosa. The poster titled ' Prosperity follows the Dairy Cow ' and depicts a child drinking from a large milk can.

Description: Vintage poster promoting the Cleveland Flower Show held at the Coliseum in November of 1915.

Description: C. 1875 trade card from the Leavitt & Brant sewing machine company located at 409 Washington Street, Boston. The card depicting a husband and wife bringing their new sewing machine to their new home. The husband on skates as is the sewing machine.

Description: 1880 trade card from the Derrickson Card Works of Frankfort Street, New York City. The print advertising the ' Unique Series ' of card the company has available, one series with comic figures, the other depicting birds. This card depicting a boy dressed as a soldier, a huge turkey, a goose and a fox just outside a village.

Description: C. 1885 print depicting two scullers competing. The sculler in the background suffering a mishap with a broken oar.