Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 12 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 12 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate illustrates the ''take'' of the deer: finally, somehow, the riders managed to snag their prey and seem to be leading it in to slaughter... The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear, this print has an inch long tear - not affecting image -on the far left of the title on the bottom left of the page (it will not appear when print is framed). This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP3 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: The Take/1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 11 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 11 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate illustrates the haplessness of the riders who are ''hard pressed'' to find the deer. The dogs are swimming, the horses are getting a little aggressive, and the deer is nowhere to be seen.. The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear, this print has an inch long tear - not affecting image - just to the left of the title on the bottom left of the page. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP4 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: Hard Pressed.../1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 10 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 10 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate (Full title: The Run of the Season) shows the deer running through a town - evidently trying to escape the riders, who are nowhere to be seen. The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP5 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: The run of the season.../1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 9 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 9 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate shows the deer crashing into two country girls who are putting laundry out to dry. The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP6 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: The Sanctuary.../1863/Vintage Hunting Print Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 6 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 6 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate (Full Title: Going the Pace...) continues along in a similar vein: one of the riders is in the ditch, one looks like he''s about to fall, another has made it fairly precariously over the other side but has lost his hat.... The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items we have for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP11 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Maker: Fores Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: Going the Pace - 1863 - British Hunting Print Style: Vintage Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 4 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs.  More »

Purchased from an estate auction, this charming and colorful hunting print is plate 4 in a series of 12 prints, published on May 19th, 1863 in London, England by Messrs. Fores, 41 Piccadilly. The series is an ironic look at the very British tradition of ''going to the hounds'' and/or hunting on horseback. In the series, we first see the riders searching for lost stirrups and other pieces of equipment, getting lost in the brush, asking directions from peasants, etc. Meanwhile, the poor deer is being chased through thicket and brush - this plate shows a collection of less-than-steady riders: one has lost his hat, one is holding his hands over his eyes as he tries to navigate a jump, and the others look like they are in for similar misadventures.. The image measure 9.5 x 15.5 inches, on a sheet which is roughly 11.5 x 17.5 inches. Margins show foxing but image is clear. This series is - in our opinion - hysterical, and would look great anywhere near horses or riders, or in a country home or hunting lodge. It will be shipped flat. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL, NOT A REPRODUCTION. WE ARE HAPPY TO SHIP WORLDWIDE. Please check out the other items for sale on this site. E-mail with any questions or requests for additional photos. Thank you for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: HP10 Condition: B+ Year: 1863 Country: England Maker: Fores Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm) Width: 19 in. (48.26 cm) Title: Hard Riders - 1863 - British Hunting Print Style: Vintage Materials: paper   « Less

Purchased from a European dealer, these advertising sheets were the type which were plastered onto kiosks and billboards in the 1920''s and 1930s. We have taken 9 of these  More »

Purchased from a European dealer, these advertising sheets were the type which were plastered onto kiosks and billboards in the 1920''s and 1930s. We have taken 9 of these original sheets and mounted them in a montage which is at once retro and totally modern - we image it in a loft, office, or any room where food is served. It is beautifully framed, and will be shipped framed. The size of the framed piece is 26 x 32 inches, and the piece is priced at $650.00 Please see the other items we have for sale on this site. If you have questions about an item or want to see other photographs, please contact us.Thank you. We are happy to ship worldwide. Status: For Sale Reference#: AF52 Condition: A Year: 1920s circa Country: Germany Height: 32 in. (81.28 cm) Width: 26 in. (66.04 cm) Title: ALPA - Vintage Advertising Sheets/Framed Style: Art Deco Materials: paper, framed   « Less

Description: Canadian Pacific Airlines/Couple Artist : Anonymous The first known CPR poster was printed in 1883. Since then, thousands of brochures, posters, menus,  More »

Description: Canadian Pacific Airlines/Couple Artist : Anonymous The first known CPR poster was printed in 1883. Since then, thousands of brochures, posters, menus, advertisements and other items have been created to promote travel, immigration and settlement, war efforts, freight traffic and other services provided by the company. In early years, CPR sponsored artists - both well-known and emerging talent - by providing railway passes to take them to scenic locations along the line, and CPR had the option to purchase works produced from these trips. In later years, CPR commissioned artists and even employed full-time graphic artists in the company''s studio in Montreal. This poster from the early 1960''s shows how much the perception of travel has changed: note the attentiveness of the steward, the linen napkins, the elegance of the setting - these were all selling points that CP used to its advantage in his and other posters and marketing material from the period. This poster is mentioned and listed in Marc Choko''s difinitive book on Canadian Pacific posters. $600 Poster measures 25 x 40 inches, is in excellent condition and is linen backed. PLEASE NOTE: ALL OF OUR POSTERS ARE ORIGINAL, NON REPRODUCTION, VINTAGE PIECES.We are happy to ship worldwide and will quote prices for surface, or courrier costs after completion of sale. We will answer any questions, and/or send additional photos upon request. Check our other items for sale on this site- often as we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: auf83 Condition: B+ Year: 1960 circa Country: Canada Height: 40 in. (101.60 cm) Width: 25 in. (63.50 cm) Title: Canadian Pacific Airlines - Couple Materials: paper, linen   « Less

Description: Canadian Pacific /White Empress Fleet Artist : Anonymous The first known CPR poster was printed in 1883. Since then, thousands of brochures, posters, menus,  More »

Description: Canadian Pacific /White Empress Fleet Artist : Anonymous The first known CPR poster was printed in 1883. Since then, thousands of brochures, posters, menus, advertisements and other items have been created to promote travel, immigration and settlement, war efforts, freight traffic and other services provided by the company. In early years, CPR sponsored artists - both well-known and emerging talent - by providing railway passes to take them to scenic locations along the line, and CPR had the option to purchase works produced from these trips. In later years, CPR commissioned artists and even employed full-time graphic artists in the company''s studio in Montreal. In the early 1960''s Canadian Pacific integrated rail, air and shipping into its transportation umbrella - here selling travel on their Empress Line: The Empress of England, the EMpress of Britain and the Empress of Canada.This poster is mentioned and listed in Marc Choko''s definitive book on Canadian Pacific posters. $850 Poster measures 25 x 40 inches, is in excellent condition and is linen backed. PLEASE NOTE: ALL OF OUR POSTERS ARE ORIGINAL, NON REPRODUCTION, VINTAGE PIECES.We are happy to ship worldwide and will quote prices for surface, or courrier costs after completion of sale. We will answer any questions, and/or send additional photos upon request. Check our other items for sale on this site- often as we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: auf84 Condition: B+ Year: 1960 circa Country: Canada Height: 42 in. (106.68 cm) Width: 28 in. (71.12 cm) Title: Canadian Pacific - White Empress Line/Ships Materials: paper, linen   « Less

Description: Canadian Pacific Hotels: Ski Friendly Quebec - Chateau Frontenac (1930s) Artist : Anonymous The first known CPR poster was printed in 1883. Since then,  More »

Description: Canadian Pacific Hotels: Ski Friendly Quebec - Chateau Frontenac (1930s) Artist : Anonymous The first known CPR poster was printed in 1883. Since then, thousands of brochures, posters, menus, advertisements and other items have been created to promote travel, immigration and settlement, war efforts, freight traffic and other services provided by the company. In early years, CPR sponsored artists - both well-known and emerging talent - by providing railway passes to take them to scenic locations along the line, and CPR had the option to purchase works produced from these trips. In later years, CPR commissioned artists and even employed full-time graphic artists in the company''s studio in Montreal. This poster dates from the 1930''s and is vibrant in color - it has a few condition issues (photos available upon request), and should be cleaned and mounted on linen. This poster is mentioned and listed in Marc Choko''s definitive book on Canadian Pacific posters. $600 Poster measures 24 x 36.5 inches. PLEASE NOTE: ALL OF OUR POSTERS ARE ORIGINAL, NON REPRODUCTION, VINTAGE PIECES.We are happy to ship worldwide and will quote prices for surface, or courrier costs after completion of sale. We will answer any questions, and/or send additional photos upon request. Check our other items for sale on this site- often as we add new items almost every day. Thanks for your interest. Status: For Sale Reference#: auf86 Condition: B- Year: 1930 circa Country: Canada Height: 36.5 in. (92.71 cm) Width: 24 in. (60.96 cm) Title: Canadian PacificHotels: Ski Friendly QUebec/Chateau Frontenac Materials: paper, linen   « Less