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Two acrylic bars snap together across the top and bottom of a poster with secure magnets, making it easy to switch things up as often as you wish without damage or fuss

Keep photos and cherished postcards on display with these simple and attractive holders made entirely from recycled materials.

Share your love of posters and design with our unique Poster House postcards

This ceramic mug features the image from Julius Kinger’s 1910 poster for the German publishing company Hollerbaum and Schmidt

This ceramic mug features the bull terrier mascot of Simplicissimus magazine, as depicted in Thomas Theodor Heine's 1897 poster for the publication

Use the Golden Section Finder, a pocket sized gazing device, to locate the proportional perfection in your surroundings.

This 12-piece puzzle features Julius Klinger’s 1910 poster for the German publishing company Hollerbaum and Schmidt

Our Poster House Subway Station Magnets are the perfect reminder of your visit to our museum, and of how you got there

Our Poster House Subway Station Magnets are the perfect reminder of your visit to our museum, and of how you got there

This ballpoint pen features our classic Poster House logo, designed by by the world renowned studio Pentagram.

This blended color graphite pencil gives you a little bit of magic in every mark you make!

This pencil set includes solid metallic graphite along with deep black and pure graphite

These notebooks feature our Poster House logo, created by the brilliant design firm Pentagram

This set of 2 small notebooks is page size A6 and features the Poster House logo screen printed onto both covers.

This enamel key chain features a Poster House original design based on Alphonse Mucha’s portrait of the actress Sarah Bernhardt, from the poster for an 1898 production of the play Médée (Medea), in which she played the title role

This enamel pin features a Poster House original design based on Alphonse Mucha’s portrait of the lead actress Sarah Bernhardt, from the poster for an 1898 production of the play Médée (Medea), in which she played the title role

This enamel pin features the bull terrier mascot of for Simplicissimus magazine, as depicted in Thomas Theodor Heine's 1897 poster for the publication

This enamel pin features Lenetto Cappiello’s 1903 design for Chocolat Klaus, which highlights a woman in a green dress riding a red horse

This enamel keychain features Leonetto Cappiello’s 1903 design for Chocolat Klaus of a woman in a green dress riding a red horse

This enamel keychain features the bulldog mascot created by Thomas Theodor Heine for his 1897 poster advertising Simplicissimus magazine