PAN AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIPS POSTER

Pan Am Routes of the Flying Clipper Ships after 1941 L. Helguera advertising poster. 30" x 26 1/4" framed.

CARLU, Jean (1900-1997). Scandinavia by Clipper / Pan American World Airways. 1954. Lithograph airline poster of a Viking long ship with dragon motif. 42 x 28”. Recently mounted to conservation

DESCRIPTION: Pan American Airways System Sikorsky S-42B model, "Pan American Clipper", ship no. NC-16734. Airplane model affixed to wooden base. CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 8 1/4" (

Artwork by Kenneth W. Thompson. Approx. 18.5" x 24". Not linen backed. Rolled. Some edge and corner wear, small edge tears on left side. Examine

PAN AM to BRUSSELS Travel Advertising Poster. "Brussels by Clipper" Lithograph. Pan American World Airways. Image of Pan AM Airplane and Gothic Churches. Printed in USA. Dimensions: H: 40 inches: W: 2

Pan American World Airways New York By Clipper Travel Poster. The World's Most Experienced Airline. Published 1999. 26.50" x 40" Brushed Metal Frame.

Pan-American Airways postcard viewing one of the clippers ships with San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge in background.

1930s Travel Agent Pan American Airplane on the original bronze stand "Routes of the Flying Clipper Ships". Impressive heavy and well made all metal 4 prop airplane used to enitce exotic air travel to

Anon Amersdam by Clipper Pan American World Airways, original poster printed in USA 1951 - 102 x 63 cm

166223 VINTAGE NEW YORK USA PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS POSTER Vintage New York USA Pan American Airways Poster. Reads: "New Yrok by Clipper...Pan American World Airways the Worlds Most Expensive Airline". D

Calcutta by Clipper / Pan American World Airways. 1951. Airline poster with an illustration of Jain Temple. 42 x 28”. Linen backed. Vertical and horizontal folds; few small spots of restoration

1954 Pan American World Airlines travel poster, "Caribbean By Clipper", Jean Carlu artist, original printing, notations at lower left corner "Copyright 1954 Pan American Airways Inc., Clipper Trade Ma

AnonymousPan American - Fly by Clipper to GuatemalaOffset ca. 195541.7 x 28.3 in. (106 x 72 cm)Printer: no informationCondition Details: (B+) on linen, professionally repaired tears at the edges, one

1951 Pan American World Airways travel poster, "Rome By Clipper", artist unknown, original printing, notations at lower left corner "Copyright 1951, Pan American World Airways Inc., Clipper Trade Mark

POSTER-PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS TRAVEL POSTER, 1952, FLY BY CLIPPER TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND WHERE SUMMER SPENDS THE WINTER, MEASURES 42" X 28", HAS HOLES AND TEARS IN BORDER, AS PICTURED, FROM

POSTER-PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS TRAVEL POSTER, 9151, BRUSSELS BY CLIPPER, MEASURES 42" X 28", HAS HOLES AND TEARS IN BORDER, AS PICTURED, FROM RETIRED NEW ENGLAND COLLECTOR DEALER

Circa 1950's Pan American World Airways travel poster, "Fly To Germany By Clipper", artist unknown, original printing, 29" (height) x 19 1/2" (length)

BEIRUT, LEBANON Travel Advertising Poster. PAN AM American World Airways Poster. Travel by PAN AM Clipper to Lebanon: "Gateway to the Middle East and the Holy Land". Lithograph. Printed in USA c. 1951

POSTER-PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS TRAVEL POSTER, 1954, PORTUGAL AND SPAIN BY CLIPPER, MEASURES 42" X 28", HAS HOLES AND TEARS IN BORDER, AS PICTURED, FROM RETIRED NEW ENGLAND COLLECTOR DEALER

Fly to the South Seas (Clipper) Paul George Lawler (American working 1940's); offset lithograph signed on the plate 895 x 600mm

"Los Angeles by Clipper" is a phrase from the golden age of aviation that was used as a promotional slogan for Pan American World Airways, commonly known as Pan Am. The phrase referred to the airline'

POSTER-PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS TRAVEL POSTER, 1954, NOW DIRECT SERVICE TO SCANDINAVIA BY CLIPPER, MEASURES 42" X 28", HAS HOLES AND TEARS IN BORDER, AS PICTURED, FROM RETIRED NEW ENGLAND COLLECTOR

DESCRIPTION: Chinese Export porcelain bowl. Features two clipper ships with American flags alternating with floral sprays. Cobalt and gilt decorated rim. MEASUREMENTS: 11-5/8" x 4-7/8". CONDITION: Y-s

PAIR OF WEDGWOOD PORCELAIN PLAQUES DEPICTING AMERICAN CLIPPER SHIPSDepict the clipper ships Great Republic and Hurricane, after paintings by James E. Buttersworth and Stephen D. Skillet. Housed in the