Vintage Travel & National Park Posters

Between 1936 and 1939 the Works Progress Administration silkscreened a small run of posters for the National Park Service and the United States Travel Bureau — Zion, Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, Lassen, Fort Marion, the See America series and the two wildlife sheets. They are works of the federal government, so they are in the public domain, and only a handful of originals survive. These prints are made from the Library of Congress's own 300-dpi scans of those originals: not the redrawn versions sold everywhere, but the 1930s impressions with their flat inks, creases and stencil lettering, cleaned and rebalanced without brightening. Retro framed prints in the truest sense — every poster is offered only at sizes that fit its sheet, as a framed vintage print in black, oak or white, or unframed on archival paper.