Rene Ravo

Original Radio Radiola vintage French poster with parrot

c. 1955

Original “Radio Point Bleu Musical!” vintage French antique poster. Archivail linen backed in very fine condition, ready to frame. Signed J.L.B. in the plate at upper right. No specific year is indicated on the poster. Point Bleu / Radio Musical! Paris: Bedos & Cie. Lithograph poster for the French radio manufacturer, showing a woman’s face in silhouette with a treble clef over her ear; red and blue lettering against a bright yellow background. Printer: Paris: Bedos & Cie. The poster does not have a date, but most of the Point Bleu radio posters...

Original 1934 Lithograph poster for TSF radio Monopole "une vague de puissance et d'harmonie" (a wave of power and harmony) with the beautiful mermaid strumming her harp. Archival...

Original vintage poster: Pathe '53 Tous Secteurs. Robustesse et Perfection Technique. “ROBUSTNESS AND TECHNICAL PERFECTION” Selfs Micro-Magnetiques. Printed by Delattre. Great early radio advertisement. Original. Linen backed. Excellent condition. Lithograph. This is a beautiful and rare original French radio poster...

Original French poster: Ribet-Desjardins Télévision Unic Radio Ribet - Desjardins Television Unic Radio. Original 47 x 63 antique French lithograph...

This mid century poster was created for the Sonora Radio Company by French artist Haeck. In the center of the image, a brunette woman is observed smiling while flanked by Sonora bran...

Original vintage French military recruitment poster - Become Craftsmen Of Victory Radio Telephone Teletypist Communications Join The Signal Corps / Devenez Des Artisans de la Victoire Radios Telephonistes Engagez Vous...

P. Cazaux's 1963 original poster for the Salon International Radio Télévision stands as an emblematic representation of a rapidly evolving era in communication technology. This poster, created to promote the International Radio Television Exhibition, not only serves as promotional material but also encapsulates the excitement, innovation, and anticipation surrounding the world of broadcasting. The 1960s were a time of significant advancements in the field of radio and television. The International Radio Television Exhibition was a showcase of cutting-edge technology, where the latest innovations in broadcasting equipment, transmitters, and consumer electronics were on display. P. Cazaux's poster is a visual celebration of the possibilities that radio and television offered. At its core, it features a stylized, futuristic television set...

In this bright yellow poster, we see many Sonora entertainment devices such as record players and radios. In between the devices, we see black and white photographs of women, demons...