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The 'Golden Era of Magic' (1890-1930) generated thousands of colorful posters of all sizes, advertising impossible feats of famous magicians like Kellar, Houdini, and Carter the Great. Generally produced through lithography printing (multiple sizes of the same image were made), these posters featured magicians performing a specific trick, along with their name and a short blurb about the show.
What are vintage magic posters? Posters of magicians printed by the stone lithography method qualify as vintage… [more]
I don’t collect posters. I don’t collect anything. I started making posters one at a time by hand in high school ju… [more]
Our first book was called "The Independent Movie Poster Book" and that was published by Harry Abrams. The focus was… [more]
This collection of hundreds of posters, cards and portaits from the 'golden age of magic' (1890-1930) is organized … [read review or visit site]
A must-see collection of 5,000 vivid, colorful British posters from the early 1900s onward. Browse by artist (over … [read review or visit site]
Step right up and check out almost 8,000 beautiful circus posters, photos and prints. Assembled by longtime Dutch c… [read review or visit site]
Wish you'd visited San Francisco in the late 1960s? Get a quick hit with this comprehensive collection of psychadel… [read review or visit site]
Ben Perry's Flickr photoset showcasing almost 1500 Soviet propaganda, advertising, theatre and movie posters from 1… [read review or visit site]
The New York Public Library's impressive Digital Gallery offers free access to over 500,000 historical images inclu… [read review or visit site]
This amazing Library of Congress site includes about a hundred photo and document collections (see complete list) o… [read review or visit site]
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