An oversized Alaska Pan Am Airlines poster, circa 1970s. With the tagline: "World's Most Experienced Airline." The poster includes no other text other than "P 32 E" printed in the lower left corner.

Condition: Fair/Poor, heavy edgewear and creasing at top right corner; creasing and bumps along left side of poster; masking tape affixed to back around all edges, and faintly visible on front of poster; some surface scuffs; priced accordingly.
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A vintage, oversize poster depicting the joy and adventure one can find with Nordic ski touring, after getting there via Scandinavian Airline Systems (SAS). With snowy and cozy images of skiing, drinking and lounging poolside at the lodge. Litho printed in Norway by S.L.A.

Condition: Fair, with overall creasing and wrinkling to poster and some scuffs to surface; wrinkling/creasing along edges with edgewear and some closed tears and chips .25" to .5" along right and left sides (see detail photos); priced accordingly.
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An aerial view of San Francisco in 1912 as "the Exposition City". The Panama-Pacific International Expo was held in the city in 1915. This edition was "reproduced (in) 1968 by First Savings and Loan Association from the original lithograph in the collections of the Society of California Pioneers. Commemorating the opening of the First Savings Building, California at Sansome (street), San Francisco." Printed along the bottom lower left and lower right are "Copyright By North American Press Ass'n 1912 Hearst Bldg. S.F." and "Pingree-Traung Co. Lith. S.F." An uncommon map.....
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A hand-colored etching of The County of Essex by Emanuel Bowen "Divided into its hundreds containing the Boro(ugh) & Market Towns with the Rivers, Roads, distances...". Emanuel Bowen was a Welsh map engraver, who became the Royal Mapmaker to both King George II of Great Britain and Louis XV of France. Bowen was highly regarded by his contemporaries for producing some of the most detailed and most accurate maps of his era.

Condition: Very Good, two 1.0" x 1/8" pieces of tape along left and right edges; two rectangular areas.....
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A vintage Crater Lake National Forest Map map, issued in 1925 by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture/Forest Service. Folds out to 24" x 27" with one side having information on recreation for sportsmen and campers, resources, lakes and other points of interest plus a pledge for prevention of fire in the forests. The other side is the map of the Crater Lake National Forest in red and black. This map also available in the 1930 issue date. Please note: we have several other maps from the Forest Service of this.....
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John Dukes McKee's American Folklore & Legends pictorial map, circa 1950, referencing both historical and fictional characters and events from American history (and including many of the derogatory caricatures and stereotypes of the 1950s). With a reference at lower left "From Living in Our America © Scott, Foresman and Company". See condition notes, the print could trimmed or mat framed to hide the blemishes noted (the ample unprinted border is 2.25" on all sides).

Condition: Fair, with edgewear and multiple pinholes in four corners, some torn out with areas of.....
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Designed by Joseph P. Sims and "derived from Youatt, Stonehenge, Watson and many other sources", this is the 1942 second printing of this map originally issued in 1933. Depicting 66 breeds, numbered, and with the corresponding numbers showing location of origin on the center world map. The map states: "On the border of this Map are shown most of the breeds of dogs recognized by the American Kennel Club. With each breed is shown the country from which it came, the approximate date of founding of the breed, the.....
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