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The Brownie No2 Folding camera was introduced in 1915 and was in production until 1926. Thousands of cameras were built at their Toronto factory ushering in an era where owning...

Our 1918 Sopwith Ship Camel Biplane art print features one of the most successful single-seater British fighter biplane used by the Royal Naval Air Service and the RAF during WWI....

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) The Airco DH-4s had been used in combat in the First World War. Canada received 12 as part of...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) The DH-60 Moth and its derivatives would be the RCAF's main pilot trainer for the rest of the decade...

Vintage motorcycles like the 1930 Harley-Davidson DL 742 stand the test of time. They’re classic for a reason. Often rare beauties that get better with age, many have interesting backstories....

Compact cameras like this were first introduced in the 1930s. This particular model was produced and used in Toronto between 1946-1952. Advertised as being very simple to operate, it produced...

Vintage motorcycles like the 1931 Indian Scout 101 stand the test of time. They’re classic for a reason. Often rare beauties that get better with age, many have interesting backstories....

For decades, Canada set the gold standard in Olympic hockey—and it all began with teams like the 1932 champions. From 1920 through 1952, Canada dominated the Olympic hockey stage, winning...

Today's RV and camping trailer designers are heavily influenced by aerodynamic science. While I appreciate the sleek lines, like the modern vehicles towing them, designing for fuel efficiency limits their creativity. Contrast that with...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) The Hurricane was one of the most versatile British fighters and served in almost all theatres of the war....

Vintage motorcycles like the 1940 Indian Chief stand the test of time. They’re classic for a reason. Often rare beauties that get better with age, many have interesting backstories. The Chief is one the...

Edition limited to 100 in total (50 prints in each size) One of the most iconic fighter aircraft of the Second World War, the RCAF used RAF-owned Spitfires for use...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) Used overseas during the Second World War as a transport with Nos. 435, 436 and 437 Squadrons, the Dakota...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) In mid-1941, de Havilland in England placed an order for 400 Mosquitoes with its Canadian subsidiary. De Havilland Canada...

Edition limited to 100 in total (50 prints in each size) Extensively used by the RCAF overseas in Bomber Command, the RCAF also acquired five for use in Canada. Two...

Edition limited to 75 in total (25 large prints, 50 small prints) With the success of the Lancaster in the United Kingdom, the decision was made to build the bomber...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) Built by Boeing in Vancouver and Canadian Vickers and Canadair in Montreal, the Canso was the amphibious version of...