11x17 POSTER - 1963 Air France, All of South America for Sale

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11x17 POSTER - 1963 Air France, All of South America For Sale

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11x17 POSTER - 1963 Air France, All of South America:
$16.16

Printed in the USAon thick 60 lb. poster paper with waterproof archival resin inks and a smooth semi-matte finish, this 11 x 17 inch poster won\'t yellow or fade in the sun and will last for generations. Some of the original scans we use to make the posters have fold lines, yellow or faded colors, wrinkles, etc., but before we print your poster, we will try to fix that as best we can. We will enhance the colors, clean it up, straighten it if it is crooked, remove stray marks and fold lines, and basically try to make it look like the day it was originally created.

Your poster will be shipped FREE via US Postal Service in a large flat (not rolled) rigid mailerwith giant red DO NOT BEND stickers on both sides. Prints on very heavy poster paper that are rolled and shipped in cardboard tubes are very difficult to flatten. Because our posters are shipped flat, you can hang them immediately. We use a stiff rigid mailer and have had very good luck with this method.

If you want to frame your poster,it can be matted to a standard 18 x 24 frame size, which creates an even 3.5-inch border around the image. You can find a huge variety of inexpensive frame styles atMichael\'sor other craft stores. We don\'t offer them framed because the glass always seems to break during shipping no matter how well packaged and also because you should really get a frame style and color that matches your decor.

We only have one of each poster listed, but if you want more than one, just send us a message and we\'ll take care of you.We can also make a poster using the same image from any of our metal signs that we offer. Just ask!