Episode 3 of the 27th Street Podcast is now available.
Today on The Twenty Seventh Street Podcast, I speak with Valerie and Jim Clark, Toronto’s vintage poster experts and co-owners of I Desire Vintage Posters. Here are some of the posters we talked about.
One of the most rare:
Pan Am San Francisco
Hawaii Overnight c. 1938
Frank McIntosh
27″ x 41″
B+, L
Canadian Pacific/Cruise across the Great Lakes 1936
Norman Fraser
35 1/2″ x 24″
A-,P, Silkscreen
Bally Lotus 1973
Bernard Villemot
62 1/4″ x 46″
A-,L
Jim Clark’s blog: be sure to check out Jim Clark’s blog, a wonderful source of information about vintage posters.
Notes on the music: I’m playing a home-made fretless salad bowl banjo for both the introduction and the ending music of this podcast. The intro is the first part of a traditional Old Time tune called Walking in the Parlor. The tune at the end of the podcast is an old time fiddle tune called Angeline the Baker.
Episode 4 coming soon: I’ll be interviewing film-maker, painter, writer and great reader, Candy Minx. We’ll be talking books and the Candy Minx World Peace Reading List.
27th Street 
WOW–I figured out how to like a wordpress blog–we are rare users of the like button on blogs–mostly related to not being savvy–but now I had success, I will practice that more–which makes “perfect”!
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