If your walls are feeling a little flat, these vintage beauties are ready to add some horsepower. This matching trio of Evelyn Curro automobile prints celebrates the golden age of motoring - with the same kind of style that made every gas station attendant a gentleman and every road an adventure.
Printed in 1952, each piece depicts a hand-colored illustration of an early automobile:
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1905 Cadillac Surrey Type Touring Car
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1909 Franklin 16 HP Taxicab
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1911 Winton Six Four-Door Limousine
All three prints are mounted under original glass in coordinating wood frames with brass hanging loops. They've seen some miles - water stains, foxing, and paper aging add an honest patina that only true vintage pieces carry.
Framing: Original matching wood frames, glass fronts, paper backing
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Dimensions: Approx. 12" W × 10" H × 1" D (each)
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Total Weight (set): Approx. 4 lbs
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Country of Origin: USA
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Condition Statement
All three pieces show moderate age toning, foxing, and visible water stains, particularly along the lower edges of the Cadillac and Winton prints. Frames have light nicks and wear consistent with age, and backing paper is torn but intact. The glass is clear and unbroken. Structurally sound and ready to hang - authentic mid-century wall art with plenty of character.
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Care Tips
Dust glass with a soft cloth; avoid chemical cleaners near the paper backing. To prevent further toning, hang out of direct sunlight.
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Fun Fact
Evelyn Curro's auto illustrations were printed for educational and decorative purposes in the early 1950s - a postwar tribute to America's automotive heritage, when the open road symbolized freedom itself.
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Shipping & Handling
Ships safely & securely from rural Colorado with careful packing and insurance included. Ground Advantage is standard, or Priority Mail options available depending on location and combined order size. No returns unless not as described or pictured.
