The above poster - illustrated by Alasdair MacFarlane - is a 1950s British Railways advertisement for visiting Loch Lomond by train or steamer. The work could bring in up to $1,200 (£880) at auction

On the left is a Pan American Airways advert advertising trips to 'England and all of Europe' by Alberta Amspoker. The 1955 work is valued at $1,000 (£734). The 1897 Biscuits Lefevre-Utile poster on the right, showing a girl in a dress made out of sickles and wheat, was designed to show the origin of their snacks. The biscuit brand still exists today, though it has been running under the US company Mondelez International - which also owns Cadbury and Oreo - in recent years

The sale features an amusing 1956 Guinness poster (pictured) showing a bear perched on a lamppost holding a bottle pinched from an unsuspecting member of the public with the words 'my Goodness, my Guinness'. It is one of a series of adverts by the artist John Gilroy - others featured animals such as polar bears and kangaroos clutching a bottle of the stout 

The above poster, illustrated by Gerald Spencer Pryse, was commissioned for the British Empire Exhibition in 1924. It's thought the poster could fetch $1,500 (£1,100) when it goes to auction 

The 1940s British Railways advertisement on the left - which could bring in up to $1,000 (£734) at auction - urges travellers to explore Windsor by rail. On the right is a 1953 poster encouraging people to come to London during Queen Elizabeth II's coronation year. It shows members of the Queen's Horse Guard riding down the Mall past Buckingham Palace. The historic poster, illustrated by Gordon Nicoll, could be sold for up to $1,800 (£1,320) at auction

The poster for Victor Bicycles (pictured), manufactured by the Overman Wheel Company of Boston, US, portrays a woman in a black dress on a bike. The Victor Bicycle was the company's flagship product. Sadly, when a fire damaged the Overman factory in 1899, the company never recovered, and the Overman Wheel Company was eventually sold in 1900 

Pictured on the left is an Art Nouveau poster by Alphonse Mucha for the French stage actress Sarah Bernhardt, advertising her 'World's Tour' in the 1910s. On the right is a second poster of the actress by Mucha, dating back to circa 1914. It's estimated that both posters could be sold for up to $6,000 (£4,400) each at auction 

On the left, a Swiss ski poster by Andre Lecomte from 1931 advertises the resort of Murren. It's valued at $6,000 (£4,406). The Art Deco poster on the right, inviting tourists to visit the Swiss resort town of Montreux for the Grand Prix, dates back to 1934. It was illustrated by Johannes Handschin, a 'leader of the Basel graphic art movement in Switzerland', according to Swann Galleries. It's estimated to fetch up to $15,000 (£11,011)

The above vintage British Railways poster by the artist Norman Wilkinson promotes the British steel industry in 1949. Shedding light on the artist's career, Swann Galleries says: 'Although [Wilkinson] became famous for his maritime paintings, he is best known for his prolific poster work for the British railway companies. He also designed posters for shipping companies including White Star Line, Cunard Line, the Allan Line, the Blue Star Line and others.' The poster could be snapped up for as much as $1,500 (£1,100) at auction 

Pictured on the left is a Casino de Paris poster that dates back to 1930, featuring the entertainer Josephine Baker. It's thought that the poster will fetch up to $6,000 (£4,405). A 1955 poster by Martin Peikert promoting the Swiss ski resort of Champery, pictured on the right, depicting a glamorous blonde woman lying in the snow, is tipped to go for $10,000 (£7,000)

A poster titled Perfumeria Ladivfer by Francisco de Cidon Navarro. The print, which is estimated to fetch up to $3,500 (£2,570), dates back to 1903