Can You Imagine?...They Are Your G.I. Joes In Action...Right In Your Own Home! by [VIETNAM]

Flagstaff, AZ: Northland Press , 1983. RARE. A strong and striking black and white photograph of the Comanche war chief Quanah Parker, superimposed over a blood red map of the part of Texas involved in the Red River Indian War. Fine, as issued, 20"w x 26"h, printed on high quality paper and distributed in limited number at the ABA trade show in 1983. Eminently suited for framing, and will be shipped loosely rolled in a sturdy mailing tube. . Poster. 20" x 26".

Scottsdale, AZ: The Elaine Horwitch Galleries, 1980. SCARCE exhibition poster featuring Scholder's 1980 painting "Sunset Indian". Near Fine, small spot soiling top left edge in margin. A strong and colorful image, well suited for framing. Will be shipped loosely rolled in sturdy mailing tube. . First Printing. Poster. Near Fine. 24" x 34 1/2".

Natick, MA: Lance Hidy/ The Alphaber Press , 1979. Hidy #2, 1979. 6 color silkscreen for the Boston Shakespeare Company, printed in Austria. Signed in the silkscreen only. Near Fine, small faint corner crease. Well suited for framing, will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. . First Thus. Poster. Near Fine. 14 3/4"w X24"h.

No binding. Fine. Fine Art Print Langston Hughes, Zora Neale Hurston (playwrights) New York: Lincoln Center Theater, 1991. Vintage original 22 x 14"" (56 x 36 cm.) poster, USA. Artwork by James McMullen. Archivally mounted on artboard, FINE. Due to an acrimonious falling out between Hughes and Hurston, it took six decades for this play about African American life in '20s rural Florida to finally get its world premiere. ""Mule Bone: A Comedy of Negro Life is a 1930 play by American authors Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston. The process of writing the play led Hughes and Hurston, who had been close friends, to sever their relationship. Mule Bone was not staged until 1991, when it was produced in New York City by the Lincoln Center Theater. ""Hughes and Hurston began writing Mule Bone in March 1930. They wanted to write a comedy about African-American life that didn't consist of racial stereotypes. They decided to base the plot on a folktale which Hurston had collected in Florida during one of… Read More

NP. 1926 - 1972. A magnificent archive of stage performers 'Bobby and Evelyn' who performed as clowns. (11 x 8.3 inches). There are over 150 items, stuck neatly into a large folder, the spine of which is now breaking. Comprising: 24 real mono photographs (12 from the Clown act and 12 from a Luton Grammar School gymnastic display which was choreographed by Squire), One large poster, circa 40 letters and telegrams, circa 60 programmes and show bills, circa 25 newspaper cuttings. The earliest items here are a photo dated 1926 and a flyer from 1928, and the latest seems to be 1972 on a large poster from Girvan. Working for the most part as Clown Bobby and Evelyn, His real name was Robert Squire, hers was Evelyn Wrensted. The couple performed across the country at fetes, fairs, concert parties and on the music hall and end of pier circuit for almost fifty years. This is the unique personal record of their career, from booking confirmations and programmes to photographs, letters of thanks and newspaper coverage.

Nashville, Tennessee: Paul Harmon , 1979. SIGNED BY ARTIST Paul Harmon and numbered AP 10/80, from his painting titled "Century III: Pictorial impressions from the early settlers through the city’s entry into its third century". A poster commissioned by the Century III Committee as the official poster for the celebration of Nashville’s first 200 years and the beginning of its third century. Near Fine, printed on heavy paper, faint crease at bottom edge. Well suited for framing, will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. SCARCE.. SIGNED BY ARTIST. First Printing. Poster. Near Fine. 28 1/2"w x 24 1/2"h. Limited Edition.

Nashville, Tennessee: Paul Harmon, 1983. SIGNED BY ARTIST Paul Harmon and numbered 29/90.A lithograph poster on heavy paper created by the artist for a benefit auction in Nashville, TN in 1983. Near Fine, faint creases at edges. Well suited for framing, will be shipped loosely rolled in a mailing tube. . SIGNED BY ARTIST. First Printing. Poster. Near Fine. 30"w x 25"h. Limited Edition.

Westbrae International , 1985. RARE advertising poster, 20 1/2"w x 35 1/2"h, printed on stiff cloth. featuring a Japanese dancer, in vivid colors and below a 1985 calendar. Fine, as issued. Well suited for framing, will ship loosely rolled in a mailing tube. . First Printing. Poster. Fine. 20 1/2" x 35 1/2".

Camden, NJ: Audio-Visual Products/ Radio Corporation of America RARE advertising poster, circa late 1940s, for the RCA model 400 movie projector. 36"h x 24"w. Near Fine, 1" closed tear bottom edge, small corner crease. Black and white poster with strong visual imagery of this iconic mid-century movie projector. Not found online anywhere. Well suited for framing. Has been stored rolled, will be shipped loosely rolled in sturdy mailing tube. . First Printing. Poster. Near Fine. 36"h x 24"w.

Camden, NJ: Audio-Visual Products/ Radio Corporation of America RARE advertising poster, circa late 1940s, for the RCA model 400 movie projector. 36"h x 24"w. Near Fine, slight toning along right edge. Black and white poster with strong visual imagery of this iconic mid-century movie projector. Not found online anywhere. Well suited for framing. Has been stored rolled, will be shipped loosely rolled in sturdy mailing tube. . First Printing. Poster. Near Fine. 36"h x 24"w.