Free Shipping on purchases over $100, code FREESHIP (Continental US). International shoppers manually switch to your local currency using the region selector at Right, or at the very bottom of this page.
Condition: Very good vintage condition — print bright with slight age tanning; cardboard has wear, missing top right corner. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
A charming gift for illustration collectors, calendar ephemera enthusiasts, or anyone who loves the warm, sentimental art of early 20th-century American printmaking.
This is an original 1926 salesman sample calendar — the kind that traveled in a rep's case from business to business, showing clients what their promotional calendar could look like. The lithograph is signed by Wireman in the lower right; below it, under a flip-tab, is the December 1926 calendar sample (salesman samples rarely included all twelve months). Wireman (1878–1966) studied at the Drexel Institute and spent fifty years illustrating covers for the Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home Journal, and Good Housekeeping. Her originals are now in collections.
Browse our shop for more vintage advertising calendars and ephemera to round out your collection.
