1930 New York Central Building Chelsey Bonestell Herman Miller So essential to the war

So essential to the war effort were waste fats from cooking that the wartime American Fat Salvage Committee was established and the government began actually paying civilians 4 cents a pound for waste fats turned in at butcher shops and meat retailers

The lower right hand corner has document code “HP-199” and is printed “12-53” which we take to indicate a 1953 publication date

This poster is folded as issued and will ship that way

A photo of the ship’s forward magazine igniting and exploding in spectacular fashion became one of the most iconic images of that fateful day at Pearl Harbor in December

This was the first film in the Dirty Harry series and both a commercial and critical success that helped launch the police movie genre popularized in the 1970s

1930 New York Central Building Chelsey Bonestell Herman Miller So essential to the warDate: 1930 Artist: Bonestell, Chelsey Size (in): 41 x 27 Size (cm): 104. 1 x 68. 6 Condition: B Linen backed: Yes This striking vintage original poster featuring the New York Central Building in New York City was created by the versatile artist Chelsey Bonestell and issued by the railroad in 1930 shortly after the building opened. The 35 story skyscraper on Park Avenue between East 45th and 46th Streets, known today as the Helmsley Building, was