Original Vintage Bugatti World Record Motor Racing Poster Sponsor By Castrol Oil

Original vintage motorsport advertising poster for Castrol Motor Oil - 1928 T.T. Races again won on Castrol - featuring the title in bold stylised lettering above, the swoop of the letter L running behind photograph images and description of the wins all using Wakefield Castrol - Charlie Dodson on a Sunbeam motorcycle in the Senior TT with George Rowley in 2nd place and Tommy L Hatch in 3rd place, Alec Bennett riding a Velocette motorbike in the Junior TT with Harold J Willis in 2nd place and Kenneth Twemlow in 3rd place, and Frank Longman on an OK-Supreme in the Lightweight TT with C S Barrow in 2nd place and Edwin Twemlow in 3rd place - a royal crest Dieu et Mon Droit by appointment to His Majesty the King above and the RAC Royal Automobile Club...

Original vintage motor sport advertising poster published by Bret-Oil in celebration of the 1953 Motorcycling Champions win by G. Monneret, P. Monneret, Camus and Lefevre using Bret Oil and by the Oliver, Collot, Schaad and Godey using its super lubricating additive Bretocyl Graphite. Dynamic sketch artwork...

Original vintage motor car racing poster advertising the Armangué Trophy in Tarragona on 29 October 1922 organized by the Reial Moto Club de Cataluny...

Original vintage motorsport poster for the 1924 Type 35 Bugatti race car featuring a great side profile illustration of a blue Bugatti car marked with a number 3. Manufactured from 1...

Original Vintage Poster-Rouffé-Colin Candle-Car-Motor, 1930 Advertising for the Colin candle, motor car candle, sold in Paris Office Industriel, 104 bis Bd Voltaire, Paris. Add...

Stunning advertisement poster for Pathe record players originally designed in 1932 by the iconic poster designer A.M. Cassandre. The artwork depicts a ...

Beautifully designed poster for the Championnat de Monde Motocycliste Circuit Bugatti, or Bugatti Circuit Motorcycle World Championship in 1970. The Bugatti Circuit is a part of the Circuit de la Sarthe - Le Mans 24 Hours. Giacomo Agostini won the race for MV Agusta...

The 1958 Brussels World's Fair or "Expo 58" was the first major World Expo held after World War II and hosted over 41 million visitors. The brilliant mid century style design by Ric...