Collection: Advertising Posters

Reid, Gil "A northbound Amfleet train, powered by a new AEM-7 locomotive meets an upgraded Metroliner consist on the Susquehanna River bridge between Havre de Grace and Perryville, MD"

Reid, Gil "Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal highlights Amtrak’s double salute to intermodal rail-bus transportation and to the City of Los Angeles on its 200th birthday"

Reid, Gil "East meets West at America’s railroad Hub City of Chicago. The Superliner- equipped San Francisco Zephyr and the New York bound Broadway Limited pass in Amtrak’s new Chicago Maintenance Facility..."

Reid, Gil "Amtrak Boston-bound AEM-7 powered New England Metroliner passing museum-bound passing GG-1 on New York’s historic Hell Gate Bridge"

Reid, Gil "Amtrak’s new Auto Train, carrying passengers and their automobiles between Virginia and Florida, meets Amtrak’s Silver Meteor, providing passenger service between New York and Florida"

Reid, Gil "Amtrak’s California Zephyr en route from Chicago to San Francisco, travels through the heart of the Rocky Mountains on the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad west of Denver"

Unattributed “A Wonderful Book Store. Leary’s Book Store, Ninth Street below Market, Philadelphia”

Scotson-Clark, George “Eighty Years Ago ~ Buying a Waltham Watch”

Coplan, Maxwell Frederic “Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The Greatest Show on Earth"

van der Ven, Walter & Martha “VIIth Olympiad, Antwerp (Belgium) August-September 1920”

Philadelphia Print Shop Gift Card

Wood, Lawson "Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey"

Calvert, W. Walter "Visit Washington. Go By Train. Pennsylvania Railroad"

Ibels, Henry "L'Escarmouche . . ."

Chéret, Jules "Saxoléine Pétrole de Sureté ..."

Willette, Adolf "L'Enfant Prodigue . . ."

Chéret, Jules "Champs-Elysées Palais de Glace."

Penfield, Edward "Harper's March."

Realier, Dumas "Incandescence par le Gaz . . ."

Chéret, Jules "Alcazar d'été Lidia."

Chéret, Jules "Quinquina Dubonnet . . . "

Meunier, George "Excursions en Normandie & Bretagne . . ."

Chéret, Jules "Théâtrophone."