Vintage Trailer Art from Birchwood Beauties

^{Finally....you can have vintage trailers around you all the time, even if you don't even own}^{one yet, because Scott Lockwood's vintage trailer art is now available on every sort of casual}^{wear you can imagine....including t-shirts, sweatshirts, golf shirts, women's running suits,}^{maternity wear and more wth images on both sides....as well as on a huge variety of other fun}^{stuff such as coffeemugs, coasters, mouse pads, fridge magnets, note cards, clocks, etc....}

^{This first collection capitalizes on the popularity of Spartan Trailer Coaches with not only the Manor image above, but by including,Spartan logo artwork with each model name shown separately as well. In addition, the "Classic Travel Trailers" series is a numbered series that celebrates specific trailers considered to be true classics by most collectors, either on the strength or uniqueness of their design, or their significance in relation to vintage trailer coach history....and the 1946 Spartan Manor is Number One. As of now, this collection also includes the 1947 Duo Terra Cruiser, the 1947 Masterbilt Superchief, the 1950 Westcraft Capistrano and the 1953 Airfloat Flagship... but there'll be more. The final piece currently available, "Vintage Trailer Park - Santa Monica", is part of another on-going series which will feature Lockwood's interpretive trailer park imagery, inspired by old traller park signs from the '40s and '50s.}

^{Additional plans include more trailer-logo art and a fun collection of vintage trailer advertising images called "Girls Love Trailers", as well as a play-on-words-series featuring fun titles like Happy Campers, (small 13-19' camping trailers from the late 1930s through the mid 1950s), Stylish Loafers, (bread-loaf style trailers from the 1930s through the early '50s), Campy Caravans, (caravan shaped coaches from the late forties to the mid-fifties), Living Like Lucy (Mid-Century mobile homes from the Eames Era), New Moon Over The Gladieolas (1953-1955 advertising images of the Redman New Moon coach that Nikki & Traci towed around in the movie the Long, Long Trailer), and finally....on a more serious note....Classic Streamliners, (Streamline Style coaches from the mid 1930s through 1953).}

^{To see the work that's available now, click on one of the four images above, or use the following link which will take you directly to the Birchwood Beauties
Store - Home Page. <www.cafepress.com/trailer_art>. Check back often, though, as you're sure to find something new that you haven't seen before, as well as some very cool gifts for family, friends and/or significant others....or
maybe even some back-to-school ideas for your "vintage trailerite kids".}