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Charles Michael Gallery, formerly known as Galleri 7, has been a family-owned business for over 35 years and specializes in creative conservation framing, print and painting restoration, and art consultation. We provide on-site services such as consultation,delivery and installation, and framing to private collectors, designers, architects, museums, and corporations. A few of our corporate clients include: Cannondale Bicycle, GE, GTE, IBM, Sikorsky Aircraft, Volvo North America, and Waterworks. Whether you need to linen-back your vintage posters, frame a family portrait, or restore an antique engraving or painting, we can assist you with experience and creativity. We buy and sell original advertising art from the 1880s through the 1950s, Art Nouveau and Art Deco. At Charles Michael Gallery you can find original poster art dealing with the following subjects: Original Vintage Travel Posters: Destination posters (from San Francisco to Europe to Japan), airline posters (United Airlines, PanAm, TWA, Air France, Imperial Airways, SAS, BOAC), vintage train posters (including lithographs by Leslie Ragan, New York Central Railroad, Southern Railways, British Railways, Chemins de Fer, LNER, Great Western Rail, Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, Santa Fe, Northern Pacific Rail), shipping line, original bicycle posters (Clement Cycles, Georges Richard, Columbia, Favor Cycles, Falcon Cycles, Hurtu, Peugeot), and car posters (Ford, Peugeot, Porsche, Mercedes, Monaco, Grand Prix) Original Vintage Military Posters: American and European war posters (Pre-War, WWI, WWII, bond and loan, Emprunt National, Recruiting, Army, Navy, Marines, Soviet, Red Cross, Conservation, Salvation Army), and propaganda posters, such as the Mather Work Incentive posters. Original Vintage Sports Posters: Rugby, soccer, football, baseball, ski, cycles, equestrian, horse jumping, swimming, tennis, ice skating, roller skating. Original Vintage Food and Wine Posters: Champagne, wine, beer and brewery, cognac, aperitifs, milk, and coca cola, to name a few.