Here's a look at what I have right now. Each small pic links to a bigger pic with a PayPal Add-to-Cart button. Your browser's Back button will bring you back to the small pics. Or just scroll down and look at them all!
These are high-resolution scans of old-time sales art, with glitches, folds, staples, and rips removed; optimized to my best estimation of what they looked like when they were new. I print the 8"x10" and 13"x19" sizes with an inkjet printer on high-quality matte photo paper, as big as I can. The larger sizes are printed with a lustre finish by outside vendors. Turnaround takes 2-3 business days, and prints are shipped via US Mail, in a tube. Price includes shipping/handling. I can accept payments only through PayPal.If you're not satisfied, return the prints for a refund via PayPal.
1932 Plymouth Sedan
1932 Plymouth Sport Roadster
1933 Plymouth Convertible
1936 Plymouth Coupe
1938 Plymouth Coupe
1940 Plymouth Sedan
1939 Plymouth Sedan
1940 Plymouth Convertible
1940 Plymouth Wagon
1942 Plymouth brochure cover
1946 Plymouth Convertible
1946 Plymouth cover
1946 Plymouth Wagon
1947 Chevrolet Sedan
1948 Olds Brochure Comp
1950 Plymouth Sedan
1950 Plymouth Convertible
1951 Plymouth Belvedere
1951 Plymouth Cranbrook
1955 Plymouth Belvedere
1955 Plymouth Wagon
1941 Buick brochure cover
At the moment, you can get these prints for:
8.5"x11" matte: $20.00
13"x19" matte: $35.00
16"x20" lustre: $50.00
20"x30" lustre: $60.00
It stands to reason that if I can do this with pics of cars, I can clean up and enhance other kinds of printed documents or photos. I can furnish them in other sizes than I'm listing here. If you want colors or backgrounds changed, I'll give it a shot – I'll gladly consider custom work if we can reach an agreement about timing, pricing, and desired outcomes. Email the honcho@raindogeditorial.com and we'll figure out if I can do anything for you.
1932 Plymouth Sedan: Plymouth didn't specify model year in the early brochures, but consensus at the Plymouth Club is that this is a '32. It's a nice illustration, but there's not much detail in it, and I won't enlarge it above 13"x19."
1932 Plymouth Sport Roadster:
Another fun Plymouth for the country-club set! At 18" image width the original gravure "rosettes" are clear, but it looks great from 3 feet away. 13"x19" max.
1933 Plymouth
Convertible Coupe:
Early Plymouth advertising was heavily into glamor. What can I say?
1936 Plymouth
Business Coupe:
The artists always made them lower and sleeker in the brochures.
1938 Plymouth Deluxe
Rumble Seat Coupe:
A composite from a couple of clean brochure pages. I took the medallion from another page, and tucked it in behind the coupe.
1939 Plymouth
Brochure Composite:
The 1939 brochure cars looked like cartoons.
1940 Plymouth Wagon:
The 1940 brochure has beautifully-rendered and realstic-looking cars on indistinct backgrounds, with a wet look underneath.
1940 Plymouth Deluxe
4-door Touring Sedan:
Another example from the lovely 1940 brochure, and a car and color that everyone of a certain age will remember.
1940 Plymouth Deluxe
Convertible Coupe:
The star of the 1940 brochure.
1942 Plymouth
Brochure Cover:
Production of American civilian cars stopped in February, 1942, and did not resume until 1946. The brochure is rare, and so are the cars. I modified this slightly to fit a landscape format, but all of the original elements are there.
1946-49 Plymouth
Special Deluxe Convertible:
Re-trimmed 1942s became the 1946 series, and ran without change through the First Series of 1949.
Brochure Cover, Plymouth, 1946 through First
Series 1949:
Another Mopar sales brochure that doesn't bother to specify the model year(s) of the vehicles.
Print sizes
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1946 Plymouth Wagon:
The most expensive Plymouth you could buy in those days was the wood-bodied station wagon. Plymouth made its last woodies in the 1950 model year.
1947 Chevrolet
Fleetmaster Sedan:
A high-res scan of a large image.
1948 Oldsmobile
Brochure Composite:
The brochure centerfold, with three other images from the brochure.
1950 Plymouth Special
Deluxe 4-dr Sedan:
The centerfold in the 1950 sales brochure.
1950 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible:
A high-resolution scan of a large image.
1951 Plymouth Belvedere:
Plymouth's first hardtop convertible!
1951 Plymouth Cranbrook:
The Deluxe Club Coupe.
1955 Plymouth Suburban:
Plymouth catches up in style!
1955 Plymouth
Belvedere Hardtop:
The sexiest Plymouth of 1955.
The 1941 Buick brochure was great quality for a sales piece. Scanned and printed at a higher resolution than the original litho screen, this piece can be enlarged to 36" tall, capturing the original rosettes from the process-color printing. At that size, it looks good if you stand back about five feet.
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