This one is from 1897, from an Almanac of Twelve Sports, 9'6 x 12.2".
This one is by an unknown artist, circa 1900, 15" x 11.5". Almost looks like an Hermes scarf!
This one is circa 1962, measures 22" x 31".
In 1923, Charles Mather began selling subscriptions to
corporations for an annual poster series to motivate and inspire workers. What
began as a novel concept to use up excess capacity turned into a very popular
series seen in hundreds of factories across the U.S. during the Roaring
Twenties. This rare one sells for over $2000. From 1929, measures 35.2" x 43.8".
Wouldn't this be fabulous in a mountain cabin out west? From 1965, measures 25" x 40.2". $900
From Germany, circa 1913, 37" x 46".
From the Munich Olympics, 1972. 32.9" x 46.7".
Artist is unknown, from Basel, 1975, 35.4" x 50.4":
Circa 1925, 23.5" x 34.5":
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