We exhibit at major antique shows throughout the United States, including the International Poster Fair in New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. Information about our upcoming poster auction in the United States and Germany is always posted on this website. Wherever possible, each poster in the catalogue is identified by artist, title, date of publication, printing technique, dimensions, and printer. Because we conduct our sales both in Germany and in the United States, our catalogues contain the most important terms and conditions both in English and German. Each catalogue has a table of contents, a reference to the description of the posters and abbreviations used, a bibliography of the most important poster reference works, and an alphabetical index of poster artists.
Catalogues become available approximately five weeks before each auction.
The estimate is based on our evaluation of a fair market value of the poster, taking into consideration its condition, rarity and our knowledge of what comparable pieces have recently fetched at auction. No item will be sold under the reserve price. It is stated whether a poster is mounted on linen or rice paper, or whether it is not mounted. Potential flaws, such as creasing, tears or losses are noted. Many people are surprised to learn that buying at auction can often be less expensive than buying retail and that one can buy an authentic poster for much less than the price of a modern reproduction.