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C. 1925 crate label from Jo Jo Brand Apples - product of the U.S.A.!

19th century trade card from ' Charles H. Putnam, dealer in all kinds of fresh and salt fish, oysters, clams - oysters a specialty '. Putnam was located in Peabody, Massachusetts. The card depicts a yacht race off Fort Independence in Boston Harbor, Boston, Massachusetts.

From the 1950s, a message from United States Civil Defense " Alert Today - Alive Tomorrow. ".

1912 print from Theodore Roosevelt, " Let the people rule ', which was stated at a Republican convention. Shortly thereafter, Roosevelt was inaugurated the leader of the newly formed Progressive Party.

1950's print from the famous Chin's Chinese and American Restaurant of Times Square, New York City.

Mid 18th century French print titled ' L' Elephant Male ' or The Male Elephant. I also have a print from the same series depicting a female elephant.

Vintage poster promoting a automobile show held in Milwaukee, Wiconsin during January of 1923.

C. 1910 print titled ' Candies ' depicting a gift wrapped box of candy and an ice cream soda.

C. 1930 poster promoting Atlantic City, New Jersey as the ' Convention City by the Sea '.

C. 1959 luggage label from Hawaii. The island names Hawaii, Maui, Kauai, Molokai, Oahu and Lanai printed along the top and bottom of the label.

WWII print " Remember Pearl Harbor " depicting a B-17 bomber in flight and a ' V ' for Victory.

1968 sticker from the Robert Kennedy presidential campaign.

1899 poster promoting a photography exposition held in Florence, Italy during the months of April and March.

From the late 1940s / early 1950's a print protesting the amount of taxes paid by American workers. The print states ' Government spending - 1/4 of our work day ' and ' What hurts business hurts you '.

From the 1952 presidential campaign of Dwight D. Eisenhower, the slogan " Let's Back Ike ".

Print promoting the International Milan Exposition of 1906. The theme of the exposition was transportation, in honor of the opening of the Simplon Tunnel. The completion of this transalpine tunnel allowed train travel directly from Paris to Milan for the first time. The design depicts the Roman god Mercury riding at the front of a train as it reaches the exit of the new tunnel.

1960's print urging Californians and visitors to ' Keep California Green and Golden '.

1950s print urging ' Let's all work together, it's an old American Custom, Think...Act...American! '.

C. 1934 luggage label from the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad's Zephyr passenger train. The Zephyr was the United States first diesel streamline train.

1950's luggage label from Trans Texas Airways, the " Route of the Starliners '.

C. 1910 poster advertising the Chicago & South Haven Steamship Company. The company offering ' Day excursions $1.25 round trip ' on board the steamship ' South Haven '. This was a short lived company having been founded in 1906 and vanished in 1918.

1930s print stating the average temperature in Miami, Florida during the month of February is 67 degrees.

1940s print from Tucson, Arizona, " The Sunshine State ".

C. 1905 print promoting Chicago, ' The Summer Resort ' and depicting a beautiful woman holding a tennis racket, Lake Michigan seen in the background.

C. 1880 trade card promoting Star Cough Drops which are ' Cheap, Pleasant, Effective '. The company was located in Syracuse, New York. The card depicts two sculling racing on a river with a number of well dressed men and women watching the competition.

C. 1900 poster promoting Marshalltown, Iowa. The poster with information about Marshalltown being a ' Distributing center of the Middle West ' having ' Intelligent labor, Cheap power & Coal ' and ' three trunk line railroads on the Lincoln Highway '.

C. 1915 poster promoting a dairy exposition in St. Paul - Minneapolis, Minnestosa. The poster titled ' Prosperity follows the Dairy Cow ' and depicts a child drinking from a large milk can.

Vintage poster promoting a theater arts exhibition held in Zurich, Switzerland in April of 1914.

A poster from the 1937 Greater Texas and Pan American Exposition held in Fair Park, Dallas, Texas. The poster depicting a Hispanic couple performing a traditional dance.

WWII Print depicting the Japanese attack on December 7th, 1941 with the famous slogan " Remember Pearl Harbor".

A 1909 poster announcing the Don Portola festival to be held in San Francisco California. The festival was held to celebrate the 140th anniversary of the discovery of San Francisco Bay by Don Gaspar de Portol in 1769. But more importantly, the festival proved to the world that San Francisco had successfully emerged from the ruins of the great fire of 1906.

C. 1925 print from Kern County, California depicting wild flowers.

C. 1905 print depicting two Japanese ladies playing a card game known as ' Karuta '.

C. 1930 print depicting the Seal of Hawaii with the message ' Aloha from Hawaii '.

A poster from the 1937 Greater Texas and Pan American Exposition held in Fair Park, Dallas, Texas.

C. 1925 luggage label from Arizona depicting a Native American Indian on horseback. I have a few variations of the design available. If you have a specific color or variation in mind, just ask - I'll upload it for you!