Past Auctions

From London to Latvia, Canada to Cuba, Bangkok & Beyond

Swann President Nicholas D. Lowry joins Michael Zega, who knows the fascinating history of American railroad advertising well. He did, in fact, write the book Travel By Train, and has penned numerous magazine articles on the topic. He is the person our specialists call when they have a question on railroad history or advertising minutiae. Register via Zoom

Sutro Baths Memorabilia, Vintage Advertisements, Propaganda, Art Nouveau, Beach, Resort & Travel Posters

Including Designs by Emil Cardinaux, Sascha Maurer & Alphonse Mucha

20 Years of Rare & Important Travel Posters Auctions

Upcoming Highlights

An Introduction to the Catalogue by Eric Marcus | Highlights at a Glance

Upcoming Highlights

Upcoming Highlights

Upcoming Highlights

Cheers! The largest selection of food and liquor posters we've ever offered joins premier examples of Art Nouveau, propaganda and psychedelic music posters.

A fine offering of cutting-edge graphic design spanning the twentieth century, including Secessionist, Pop and Psychedelic posters.

Graphic posters by Cassandre, Hohlwein and Mucha that defined an era enhance this multifaceted auction, with more than 130 works from the Gail Chisholm collection.

Early ocean liner advertisements lead the way in this colorful annual sale that teems with the work of Roger Broders, Bern Hill and Ludwig Hohlwein.

Honoring the 100th anniversary of the U.S.’s entry into WWI, this biannual sale will feature a monumental selection of war posters from both sides of the Western Front.

The annual Graphic Design sale offers striking examples of twentieth century advertising, with highlights in Russian propaganda and Constructivist posters.

Posters of all varieties will be offered, including exhibitions, Art Nouveau, Work Incentive and Judaica. Highlights include a premier selection of skiing and resort advertisements.

The first sale of the new year will present a special collection of works by Art Nouveau luminary Alphonse Mucha. The collection features images both iconic and elusive.