Sometimes ephemera is collected by type of collectible – e.g. matchbooks, bill heads, soup can labels. Other times it is collected by topic such as this collection of British Invasion band articles and ads from ‘Teen Magazines’. These posters, beauty … Continue reading 60’s British Teen Magazines
Welcome to the wonderfully imaginative world of Dave Pollot, a painter unlike most. You see, Dave takes canvasses from thrift stores and infuses them with a light dose of popular culture. Ever wonder what The Star Ship Enterprise would look like … Continue reading An Interview With The Thrifty Surrealist Dave Pollot
Do you have these Boxing Style Posters? Boxing style posters are called that because the style of poster was first used to advertise boxing matches between 1920 and 1950. 100 – 200 were printed to advertise the event on telephone … Continue reading TMYK: Boxing Style Posters
We have multitudes of solutions for rolled poster protection, display and shipping. From poly sleeves to store display racks, we have the perfect solutions for keeping rolled posters in excellent condition, simply click one or all of the links below! … Continue reading Quick Read: Storage Solutions!
Many people are confused by the difference between a reissue and a reproduction of a poster. Many movies were released subsequent to their original dates. For instance, The Wizard of Oz was originally released in 1939, but it was re-released … Continue reading Quick Read: Movie Posters: Re-issue vs. Reproduction
Postcards are wonderful little sentiments that let the people you care about know that you care. They’ve got funny sayings or pictures of places, they unlock memories and invite the viewer to step inside another world. They’ve been with us … Continue reading The Sturdiest Postcards of Them All
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