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Original vintage educational poster by the notable British cartoonist and illustrator Fougasse (Cyril Kenneth Bird; 1887-1965) promoting the respect and care of animals featuring a fun illustration of a large angry bird looking at a startled person in a bird's nest on a tree with his hat flying up, the bold advice on the side - When you find a bird's nest, don't touch, don't stay long, don't go often. How would you like it yourself? - and information below - Notes and posters regarding Britain's wildlife and domestic animals and birds are available from UFAW (Universities Federation for Animal Welfare), 230 High Street, Potters Bar...

Original vintage Batman cartoon poster featuring a colourful illustration of the comic book superhero wearing his grey and blue costume, mask and cape with the bat logo on a yellow background on his chest, the cartoon character leaning back as he's hit by something with his speech bubble reading: Nonsense! There are no such things as – Uhh! Artwork by the notable American comics artist Carmine Michael...

Original vintage movie poster for the 1981 re-release of the classic Walt Disney animation film Alice in Wonderland - 'Tis brillig! - first released in Technicolor by Buena Vista Dis...

Original vintage World War Two propaganda poster - The French Speak The Spy Listens The German Acts / Le Francais Parle L'Espion Ecoute L'Allemand Agit -...

Walt Disney poster to promote the cartoon Pinocchio from 1980. Artist: Anonymous Title: Pinocchio Date: circa 1980 Size (w x h): 15.7 x 21.7 in / 4...

Original Poster-Guion -Eaternal -Hutchinson -Tennis -Basketball, 1950 Poster promotion advertising of the shoe brand « A The Eagle – Hutchinson." Additional Details: Materials and ...

Walt Disney Poster for the promotion of the animated film Peter and Elliott. Artist: Anonymous Title: Peter et Elliott – Le Dragon Date: circa 198...

Original Vintage Poster-Malcles-La Baule-Bretagne-Golf-Tennis, 1959 La Baule appears in history as early as the 9th century under the name Escoublac. On tw...