hogertrafikomlaggningen 1967 Size:50x70

hogertrafikomlaggningen 1967 Size:50x70Poster with an informative poster about Day H from the year 1967. Day H was the day when Sweden would switch from left hand traffic to right hand traffic and it was scheduled for September 3, 1967. During the 1950s and 1960s, the number of cars had increased in Sweden and more people started traveling between different countries. This meant that Sweden needed to adapt to the traffic system in the rest of Europe, where in most countries people already

perhaps Sweden's most beloved alphabet of all time

Poster with a fashion illustration by Charles Martin from 1914

In the picture we see them in the ski lift on the way up to Mörvikhummeln in Åre

The illustration was published in the French fashion magazine Journal des Dames et des Modes in 1913

The year is 1916 and in the picture we see an elderly man in a rowing boat in the port of Gothenburg

It would probably be a success pretty quickly

Poster with a painting by the Swedish artist Georg von Rosen from 1886

Much in society changed during this time

Gundersen was awarded a gold medal and a rifle with an inscription from Gustaf VI Adolf

Simrishamn

meticulously illustrated by the celebrated French cartographer and geographer Guillaume Delisle between 1721-1774

He was also Duke of Pfalz-Zweibrücken in Germany between the years 1697 and 1718