Vintage Collection

Back in 1977 when Jake Burton got inspired by the 'snurfer', a large, single-board invented by Sherman Poppen that looked more like a small surfboard than a ski, he no...

Our 'Vintage Skis' art print is for those that love to ride the slopes and believe two planks are better than one. Upon closer inspection, this set of vintage 1960s...

Imagine cruising down the highway and spotting a license plate that simply reads SORRY. If you’re Canadian, chances are you wouldn’t even blink. It’s second nature—our go-to expression for bumping...

Our 1960s 'Flower Power' Bus bus art print captures the spirit of the hippie movement of the 1960s and early 70s. The Type 2 VW Kombi was a favourite of...

Our 1965 Vintage Convertible art print takes you back to the classic car era's teenage years. From the 1950s-early 60s, the automobile landscape had largely been occupied by large, six-seater...

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....

Our Noorduyn Norseman VI art print features Canada's first Canadian-designed bush plane. Robert Bernard Cornelius "Bob" Noorduyn, developed the Norseman with the ability to take off and land on difficult terrain in...

Our CL-13 Canadair Mk6 Sabre art print features one of the RCAF's first post-war jet aircraft. Built in Montreal, the Sabre's first battle commission was in the skies during the...

Our F-86 Canadair Mk6 Sabre art print features one of the RCAF's first post-war jet aircraft. Built in Montreal, the Sabre's first battle commission was in the skies during the...

One of Canada's greatest contributions to space, or at least most well known, was the Shuttle Remote Manipulator System, or Canadarm. It made its maiden voyage into Earth's orbit for...

In 1964, Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson proposed a new Canadian flag design—three red maple leaves flanked by blue bars on either side, representing "from sea to sea." Dubbed the...

A celestial tribute to Canada’s iconic northern wanderer, painted in stars and steeped in symbolism. The Story Behind Our Polaris Bear Art Print The polar bear—Ursus maritimus—is more than just...

The 60s was an amazing decade of space exploration ushered in by John F. Kennedy's famous 1962 speech, "We choose to go to the Moon". Seven short years later the...

There's an old mariner saying that says a fallen lighthouse is more dangerous than a reef. The Money Point Lighthouse, built in 1908 on the coast of Cape Breton Island,...

Toronto was once a hub for typewriter manufacturers like the Underwood Elliot Fisher Ltd facility. This 1950s Vintage Typewriter (circa 1951) was made there and today lives among Canada's Science and Technology...

One of the great aviation inventions—the DHC-2 Beaver— is a symbol of true Canadian ingenuity and practicality. The first one came off the line and took flight from de Havilland's Toronto...

Our 'Ahead by a Century' art print offers a simple, visual interpretation of the Tragically Hip's 1996 classic song from their Trouble at the Henhouse album. I've always been amazed...

Seattle’s pro football story began in 1976, and from that very first game in the Kingdome, it was clear the fans would be different. Known as the “12th Man,” Seahawks...

It started with a simple (and slightly absurd) request at a Quebec diner in 1957: add cheese curds to fries. Restaurateur Fernand LaChance famously warned, "Ça va faire une maudite...