Eastern Bermuda. Early 1970s. Large glossy black poster emphasizing Union Jack, white roofs, red pillar box, view from a cave and mopeds on Front Street. 76cms x 104. $100
View	Furness Cruises to the West Indies.  1960s. 80cms x 101. Linen backed poster designed by Adolph Treidler. Furness, Withy and Company had the government contract for regular weekly schedules between Bermuda and the USA for about 40 years. Occasionally, particularly during the winter months, the Queen of Bermuda and the Ocean Monarch were pulled off the route for cruises further south. This is the case with the scene of a man on a donkey with Caribbean beach and red funneled liner in the background. $450
	Panam. Carriage Scene. 1950s. Fly to Bermuda by Clipper. Man and woman in carriage sit behind pith helmeted driver. St Peters Church and the east end of the island stretches out in the distance. 65cms x 97. $350
View	Panam. Bermuda as viewed through a telescope. 71cms x 108 This poster was the second full size image of the island. (It follows the successful Mermaid and Easter Lily promotion). Printed on it are the words Ray Ameijide/akm. $250
	Panam. Sailing Boats. 1960s. Dinghies Racing in the Harbour. 76cms x 101. Fly Panam, World’s Most Experienced Airline. $350
View	Treidler, Adolph. South Shore. 1950s. 78cms x 52. Linen backed. A view somewhat resembling John Smith’s Bay. A wall hanging rather than a poster. Treidler, who was a painter of considerable note in the popular field worked hard after the Second World War to promote Bermuda’s tourist industry. $350
View	Wreck of St David. Scarce framed poster. 34cms x 42. Produced by Associated News Service, this dates from 1932, right at the end of the Prohibition period in the USA which had seen many liners coming to Bermuda so that thirsty Americans could escape the rigours of their ‘dry’ homeland. This liner, owned by the Canadian National Railways, was not so lucky. The poster says that she was a total loss on her second trip to St Georges from St John’s and Boston in March of that year. However a recent book on the Queen of Bermuda by Piers Plowman and Stephen Card revises that. According to them, though the vessel did hit the reef, it was lucky to escape. $750
View	Weiss. Panorama of the City of Hamilton. Hand tinted by Bermuda photographer. c1912 $120