1979 Peugeot Bike 103 Original Vintage Poster
Located in Winchester, GB
This charming and vibrant poster was created in 1979 in promotion of the new Peugeot 103 SP motorcycle, and features great artwork of a man riding his new bike with a woman happy on ...
Paper
Tamagno Peugeot Original Poster by Francisco Tamagno, 1905
Located in Winchester, GB
One of the fathers of Italian poster design, this poster is clear to see why with its Belle Epoque style depicting a Peugeot car and bicycle cycling across an industrial scene featur...
Paper, Linen
$975
Original Peugeot Moped and Motorcycles vintage French poster, linen-backed
Located in Spokane, WA
Original Peugeot BB vintage moped and motorcycle vintage poster, linen-backed, in Grade A- condition, ready to frame.
Offset
“Peugeot Cycles” Original Vintage Lithograph Poster
Located in Astoria, NY
Original Vintage Lithograph by Lobel-Riche, Almery (1877-1950). The poster is mounted archivally on canvas in gold leaf Art Nouveau design frame.
The artist Lobel-Ric...
Lithograph
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