2020. An image taken by Unicorn Bookshop 25 April 2020 that would look fantastic framed.
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2020. This is an image taken by Unicorn Bookshop 25 April 2020 that would look fantastic framed.
1960. This is a near identical reproduction of an original small newspaper advert from 66+ years ago, mounted on a canvas frame.
1946. Vintage weekly New Zealand newspaper.
1982. 1st edition. An account of the elite police riot squad during the protests surrounding the 1981 Springbok rugby tour.
1978. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster from 1978 that would look fantastic framed.
1930. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster from 1930 that would look fantastic framed.
1946. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster from 1946 that would look fantastic framed.
1968. An identical modern reproduction of a small vintage advert for Auckland Savings Bank from 58+ years ago that would look fantastic framed.
1890s. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster from the 1890s that would look fantastic framed.
Undated. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster that would look fantastic framed.
1950s. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster from the 1950s that would look fantastic framed.
Undated. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster that would look fantastic framed.
Undated. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster that would look fantastic framed.
1930s. A vintage aviation poster from 1930s that would look fantastic framed.
1927. Vintage aviation poster from 1920s that would look fantastic framed.
1910. Vintage aviation poster from 1910 that would look fantastic framed.
1936. Vintage poster from 1936 that would look fantastic framed.
1940s. Vintage poster from the WW2 era that would look fantastic framed.
1867. Vintage poster from 1867 that would look fantastic framed.
1930s. Vintage aviation poster from 1930s that would look fantastic framed.
1969. Vintage posters from the 1969 Moon Landing that would look fantastic framed together.
1952. Vintage newspaper advert from 74+ years ago that would look fantastic framed.
1969. Vintage advert from 57+ years ago that would look fantastic framed.
1830 and 1940. Vintage posters from early New Zealand that would look fantastic framed.
1950s. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster from 1950s New Zealand that would look fantastic framed.
1901. Vintage poster from 1901 that would look fantastic framed.
1983. Vintage advert from 43+ years ago that would look fantastic framed.
1950s. Vintage aviation poster from the 1950s that would look fantastic framed.
1941. Vintage poster from 1941 World War Two era that would look fantastic framed.
1968. Vintage poster from 1968 that would look fantastic framed.
1918. Vintage poster from 1918 that would look fantastic framed.
1986. The full inside story of the sensational bombing of the Greenpeace vessel the Rainbow Warrior in July 1985.
1986. 1st edition. The story of 485 (NZ) Squadron Spitfire pilot Les "Chalky" White. SCARCE
2007. 1st edition. The story of the rise of AES Corporation, an upstart energy company that challenged the traditional utility industry.
1970s. Vintage poster from the New Zealand Litter Control Council from 40+ years ago.
1940. In World War 1 New Zealand had relied on mainly on British produced posters, but by the 1940's all the necessary equipment and techniques had been developed in New Zealand.
1939. During the first year of the war, recruitment posters became became a common sight on hoardings and public buildings.
1940. A tourist poster aimed mainly at New Zealanders exploring their own country, promoting ease of access by both road and rail services.
1885. Samuel Brown (1845 – 1909) was the Mayor of Wellington, New Zealand from 1887 to 1888.
1938. The newly formed National Party used vivid visual imagery to engender fear in the public mind of Labour's new social welfare policies.
1938. The new job security promised in this poster was a key factor in Labour's victories in 1935 and again in 1938 with an increased majority.
1895. Vintage poster that was promoting the various regions of New Zealand serviced by the Union Line.
1893. Vintage poster that was promoting the Royal Mail Line of Steamers that used to service between New Zealand and London.
1887. Reflects the important place farming has always occupied throughout New Zealand's history.
1923. Robert Semple, Minister of Works in the 1935 Labour Government, began his political career as a radical socialist.
1940. Posters like this one emphasised the supposed glamour attached to the dangerous missions of the Air Service.
1930. Land sale posters like this were a frequent sight in the 1930s.
1955. A modern reproduction of a vintage poster for the Sunbeam Shavemaster from 1955 New Zealand that would look fantastic framed.
1880. The historic Speights Brewery began operations in Dunedin in 1876. This poster is actually a genuine window sticker known as decalcomania.

