Original Antique Advertising Poster Mercedes Daimler Motor Car Ludwig Hohlwein

Original vintage motor sport advertising poster celebrating the Mercedes Benz victory at the European Grand Prix 1954 - Triumph der Silberpfeile Mercedes-B...

Original vintage motorsport poster celebrating the Mercedes-Benz victory at the XVIII Internat. ADAC Eifelrennen 1955 der Sportwagen (300 SL...

Original vintage motorsport poster advertising the Mercedes Benz double victory at the Swedish Grand Prix in 1955 - Zwei Mercedes-Benz Doppelsiege im Grossen Preis von Schweden 1955 ...

Original vintage advertising poster - Only Index Parts Please! Special Factory Eugen Grill Zuffenhausen Stuttgart / Aber bitte nur Index-ausrustung! Spezialfabrik Eugen Grill Zuffenhausen Stuttgart - featuring a stunning Art Deco design showing a gentleman in a suit holding a small notebook...

An original art poster by notable German artist Ludwig Hohlwein (1874-1949), a pioneer in the Sachplakat style, made for the German tourist trade of the time, their RDV logo can be seen in the bottom left corner. The scene depicts a classic car in front of trees, Gothic and traditional German...

In this poster from the 1930 International Automobile and Motorcycle Exhibition, we see an automobile racing neck and neck with a motorcyclist below. This streamlined, stylized Art Deco design portrays the automobile speeding along a top track, while the motorcyclist keeps pace on a lower track. Hermann Kosel (1896-1983) was an Austrian poster...

The original vintage poster celebrating Mercedes-Benz’s double victory at the 24 Hours of Le Mans is a dynamic tribute to one of the brand’s most iconic moments in motorsport history. Featuring the legendary Mercedes-Benz Typ 300 SL, the poster highlights the triumph of Lang-Riess in first place and Helfrich-Niedermayr in second, marking a dominant performance at the world’s most famous endurance race. Rendered in a striking black-and-white illustration, the artwork captures the speed, intensity, and drama of the race. The perspective places the viewer directly behind the Mercedes-Benz 300 SL as it speeds down the track, its sleek, aerodynamic design cutting through the night. A race official is seen holding a lap board, reinforcing the sense of movement and competition. The hand-drawn style conveys the raw energy of endurance racing, where precision engineering and human determination combine for victory. The typography emphasizes the "double victoire" in bold blue, underscoring the unprecedented achievement. The mention of a new distance record of 3,733.780 km in 24 hours further highlights the engineering excellence of the 300 SL, a car that would go on to become one of the most celebrated sports cars in history. This poster is a rare and valuable collectible, not only for motorsport and automotive enthusiasts but also for lovers of mid-century racing memorabilia...

Founded in 1899, the Renault Frères family business grew so fast that by 1918 it was the largest factory in France, capable of producing the full range of motorized vehicles, from ca...