Streamline Tank Tops

Cool retro Streamline Motor Oil sign design

North Carolina Transportation Museum Spencer North Carolina 10/18/2017

A path to nature

High resolution reproduction, color corrected for vibrant and crisp colors, sharp prints,and digitally touched up for tears, blemishes, missing elements. Union Pacific Latest High Speed Streamline Train Advertisement Vintage Railway Poster.

Streamline Oil

It's the perfect representation of the innovation and efficiency we've come to expect from the digital age we live in, where innovation and efficiency are key to software development progress and advancement. Embrace automation, machine learning, and robotics and show off your love for technology with this simplistic design and powerful message.

Founded as Charles Auto Supply in 1934, Charles would go on to open a dozen locations throughout the greater Washington Metro area, subsequently changing their name to Charles Auto Supply Stores. The retailer’s initial offerings were basic repair parts and supplies, but by the time the boys began coming home from WWII and began hot rodding their cars, the Charles stores began adding speed parts and go fast goodies. Streamline was Charles' house brand for several products, including their 'Hi-Speed Motor Oil.' By the late ’70s, dedicated speed shops and national auto parts supply stores were putting the squeeze on Charles Auto Supply Stores, and they struggled throughout the ’80s before closing up shop some time in the ’90s.

Dreamland cinema opened on the 22nd of March 1935, showing Richard Boleslawski’s The Painter Veil, starring Greta Garbo. It was built as part of the Dreamland amusement park by the remarkable John Henry Iles, who also developed the nearby Lido at Cliftonville. The cinema was inspired by the modernism of German cinema design. The building also influenced Oscar Deutsch and his many Odeon cinemas. In my artwork, I have attempted to return the building to the same state as on its opening night.

The Tivoli was the modernist cultural hub of Mumbles, Wales and opened in 1939. However just two years earlier this version of the building was approved, but never built.

That cover model was never heard from again.

Classic Tatra T87 limousine saloon car (produced 1936-1950 in Czechoslovakia) outline line drawing (also available in white)

HDR image of LNER A4 Class Mallard steam locomotive, at National Railway Museum, York (UK)

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A trio of Asian short clawed otters, Aonyx cinerea

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A fairly steep front view of the building. You can just see the letters of the neon sign reflected in the windows. The Coliseu is a major cultural centre in Porto and is a very good example of Portuguese Streamline Moderen and Art Deco. Built at the beginning of the 20th century, it houses a theatre which can accommodate 3,500 people standing and 2.955 seated. Nikon D750 with Nikkor 24-120 F4.

The Coliseu is a major cultural centre in Porto and is a very good example of Portuguese Streamline Moderen and Art Deco. Built at the beginning of the 20th century, it houses a theatre which can accommodate 3,500 people standing and 2.955 seated. Nikon D750 with Nikkor 24-120 F4.

Streamline Motor Lubrication Oil Vintage Sign

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Classic typography, great lines, good design

Classic Tatra T87 limousine saloon car (produced 1936-1950 in Czechoslovakia) outline line drawing (also available in black)

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

A modern icon take on a classic six-cylinder!

Let them know you were there at the fair! Recreated from a vintage decal, this design is just oozing retro goodness.