Original Vintage Travel Advertising Poster BOAC Smaller World By Speedbird 1950s

Original vintage travel advertising poster for B.O.A.C. Hermes Speedbird an aircraft type in the Speedbird fleet. Great image featuring a technical cut-out plan drawing of the brand ...

Original vintage travel advertising poster, “Fly by BOAC South America”. British Overseas Airways corporation in association with Qantas Empire Airways Limited, South African Airways...

Original vintage travel advertising poster for The Caribbean fly there by BOAC featuring a colourful image of a smiling Caribbean lady dancing in a traditional dress and wearing a headscarf, necklaces, bracelets and hoop earrings, her skirt sweeping around against the yellow and white background with the stylised title text above. British Overseas...

Original vintage travel advertising poster: Fly to Japan by BOAC featuring a colourful scenic view by the notable British painter and illustrator Frank Wootton (1911-1998) of a Japan...

Original vintage travel advertising poster - Fly to the Caribbean by BOAC - featuring a colourful illustration by the notable British painter and illustrator Frank Wootton (1911-1998...

Original vintage travel advertising poster for BOAC World Air Routes Western Hemisphere featuring a pictorial map with colourful illustrations of people in national dress, places of ...

Fantastic original travel poster for Barcelona from the 1950s. Issued by the Municipal Office of Tourism and Information and featuring sumptuous, colourful artwork depicting a red su...

Original French vintage poster, 'Fête Des Mères' This is an original vintage advertising poster for Mother's Day. It has been linen backed for preser...

Original Aviation Poster-Travel the World-Sabena-Belgium-Airport, c.1950 Poster for the promotion of tourism by the airline SABENA. Nuns, families, b...

"post office wireless station Rugby - A control panel", original 1950's GPO advertising poster by John Cooper. coloured lithograph

This is a vintage Fort Worth travel poster for Delta Airlines, issued in the 1950s. A very collectible poster, the composition shows a man in a cowboy hat, set against a bright yellow background. The poster was designed by John Hardy. Delta Air Lines was founded in 1925 as a fleet of crop-dusting planes in the Mississippi River Delta, which is how it earned its name. Passenger flights began in 1929 across the Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas area and grew over time, with offered flights across the country and eventually to international destinations. In 1959, Delta was the first airline to fly the Douglas DC-8 and it was also the first to fly the Convair 880 jet in 1960; two large moments in aviation history. A major airline in the United States, Delta has always invested in promotional print advertising, hiring numerous artists for magazines and poster work. In the 1950s and 60s, Delta hired artist John Hardy to create a series of hand-pulled silkscreen posters, highlighting some of their top destinations. These portrait-oriented posters...

Extremely rare poster by Rene Gruau for ‘Blizzand’ raincoats, this elegant design by the Italian illustrator embodies the sophistication the brand strived to promote. The mysterious ...