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New England is vacationland (ca. 1928)

John Held, Jr. (American, 1889 – 1958)

West Point, United States Military Academy, in the highlands of the Hudson. New York Central Lines (1920)

Frank Hazell (American, 1883-1958)

The adventures of today are the memories of tomorrow National parks (1930)

Dorothy Waugh (American, 1896-1996)

Adirondack Mountains, Lake Placid New York Central Lines (1920)

Walter L. Greene (American, 1870-1956)

Washington, American Airlines (1950)

Edward McKnight Kauffer (American, 1890-1954)

Texas – American Airlines (1953)

Martin Glanzman

Visit the zoo – Philadelphia (1936)

Anonymous

Miami, Braniff International Airways (1960s)

Anonymous

Fly TWA – San Francisco (1957)

David Klein (American, 1918 – 2005)

Chicago – Braniff International Airways (1960s)

Anonymous

Chicago’s beautiful churches by the elevated lines (1923)

Oscar Rabe Hanson (American, 1901-1926)

Philadelphia. Go by… Pennsylvania Railroad (1955)

Anonymous

Washington, D.C. – Braniff International Airways (1960s)

Anonymous

Life-line of the nation American railroads (1942)

Adolph Treidler (American, 1886–1981)

New York Central Lines – Castleton cut-off – Alfred H. Smith Memorial Bridge (1924)

Anonymous

Discover Puerto Rico U.S.A. Where the Americas meet (1936-1940)

Frank S. Nicholson (American, 20th Century)

Chicago Temple by the Chicago Rapid Transit (1925)

Rocco Navigato (American, Rocco Navigato)

The lure of the national parks (1930)

Dorothy Waugh (American, 1896-1996)

To New Orleans – Braniff International Airways (1960s)

Anonymous

Chicago,Chicago, Braniff International Airways (1960s)

Anonymous

The Philippines, crossroads of the Orient Philippine Air Lines, route of the Orient Star (1930)

Walther-Boland Associates (American, 19th/20th Century)

Venezia (1920)

Anonymous

Texas. Braniff International Airways (1960)

Anonymous

Los Angeles – fly TWA! (1950s)

Robert Harmer Smith (American, 1906-?)

Boston – Allegheny Airlines (1950)

Anonymous

Northward (ca. 1910–1959)

John Held, Jr. (American, 1889 – 1958)

Mystery veils the desert – National parks (1930)

Dorothy Waugh (American, 1896-1996)

Las Vegas – fly TWA (1962)

David Klein (American, 1918 – 2005)

Milano (1920)

Allessandro Pomi (Italian, 1890-1976)

Fly TWA New York (1960)

David Klein (American, 1918 – 2005)