Living Room Collection

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) Just two years after cancelling the Arrow, the government bought the Voodoo to defend North America. The first Voodoos...

Edition limited to 200 in total (100 prints in each size) A Canadian legend, the Arrow held the promise of being one of the best aircraft of its time. Designed...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) >With the start-up of the NATO Air Training Plan the RCAF purchased the upgraded Mark 4, now built at...

Edition limited to 50 in total (25 prints in each size) The only Canadian-designed fighter aircraft to go into production, the CF-100 was produced in 6 versions. With its all-weather...

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) 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) 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) The Hurricane was one of the most versatile British fighters and served in almost all theatres of the war....

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...

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...

Felt pennants have a long history—first used in the Middle Ages on the battlefield, they later found their way into college stadiums as symbols of school pride. Over time, they’ve...

Felt pennants trace their roots back to the Middle Ages, when they were raised on flagpoles to identify legions of troops. By the late 1800s, they’d evolved into a popular...

Felt pennants trace their roots back to the Middle Ages when they were flown to identify military divisions on the battlefield. Fast forward to the late 1800s, and they were...

Felt pennants trace their roots back to the Middle Ages, when they were raised on flagpoles to mark divisions of troops. By the late 19th century, with the rise of...

The golden age of motor boating got underway after WWII, with brands developing affordable motors for a growing crowd of hobbyists eager to hit the water. The 1960 Mercury White...

The golden age of motor-boating got underway after WWII, with brands developing affordable motors for a growing number of hobbyists eager to get out on the water. The 1953 Mercury...

The golden age of motor-boating got underway after WWII, with brands developing affordable motors for a growing number of hobbyists eager to get out on the water. The 1951 Johnson...

The post-WWII years marked a boom in recreational boating, with companies working hard to make dependable, affordable motors for a new wave of hobbyists. The 1947 Mercury KD4S 6hp stands...

After WWII, recreational boating exploded in popularity, with brands racing to build small, affordable outboards for a new generation eager to explore the water. The 1947 Champion 4.2hp is one...