Product Overview
Bring home the spirit of New Hampshire with this vintage WPA travel poster style emblem. Featuring Old Man of the Mountain in the classic Works Progress Administration aesthetic of the 1930s — hand-painted heraldic shield design with warm sunset palette, rich brushwork, and timeless Americana lettering. Each sign is cut from 1/8" Max-Metal ACM — two white-coated aluminum skins bonded to a polyethylene core. The graphic is UV-printed directly onto the aluminum face for maximum durability: it won't rot, warp, splinter, fade, peel, or attract insects. Safe for indoor or outdoor display. Two sizes available: 12-inch or 18-inch on the longest side. Comes with two pre-drilled 3/16" mounting holes for easy hanging. Designed, printed, and router-cut in Brownsburg, Indiana by MRC Wood Products — a small American family business. A perfect gift for state pride lovers, displaced natives, transplants, cabin owners, or anyone with a connection to New Hampshire.
- VINTAGE WPA TRAVEL POSTER STYLE: Authentic 1930s Works Progress Administration design aesthetic. Hand-painted heraldic shield with rich brushwork, warm sunset palette, and Americana lettering — captures the Old Man of the Mountain scene of New Hampshire.
- PREMIUM ALUMINUM COMPOSITE: Made from 1/8" Max-Metal ACM (Aluminum Composite Material) — two white-coated aluminum skins bonded to a polyethylene core. Lightweight, rigid, weatherproof. Made in Brownsburg, Indiana.
- UV-PRINTED FOR DURABILITY: Direct-to-substrate UV-cured ink that won't fade, peel, or chip. Looks brand-new for years indoors or out — safe from rain, sun, and humidity.
- READY TO HANG: Two pre-drilled 3/16" mounting holes (top and bottom) for easy wall mounting. Smooth routed and de-burred edges. Hangs flat against any wall with screws, nails, or adhesive strips.
- PERFECT GIFT: Great for state pride lovers, transplants, displaced natives, retirees, cabin owners, and travelers. Available in 12-inch and 18-inch sizes — this listing is for the 12-inch. Captures the spirit of New Hampshire's iconic Old Man of the Mountain.
