Blandy's · Madeira, Portugal Vintage Travel Print

A vintage piece of Madeira travel history.

You're on Madeira, where steep green hills tumble toward the Atlantic and wine has been part of island life for centuries. Somewhere along the way, someone introduces you to Blandy's. Soon you're tasting Madeira from barrels that have spent years aging in the island's warmth, learning the difference between Sercial and Malmsey, and considering just how many bottles your luggage can reasonably accommodate for the trip home. Regardless if you bring wine home or not, at least you had the good sense to put this label on your luggage.

The Blandy family established its Madeira wine business in 1811, beginning a connection with the island that has continued for more than two centuries. Seven generations later, Blandy's remains one of the names most closely associated with Madeira wine and the island's remarkable winemaking tradition.

This print is reproduced from a high-resolution scan of an original vintage travel decal, preserving the typography, color and subtle character of the original piece.

Available unframed or professionally framed in your choice of Black Premium Metal, Black Premium Oak, Walnut Premium Oak or White Premium Oak, with matted and unmatted options available.

Print Details

• Reproduced from an original vintage travel decal
• Archival-quality reproduction
• Printed on premium matte paper
• Available in multiple sizes
• Available matted or unmatted
• Available unframed or professionally framed
• Premium metal and oak frame options available

Because the artwork originates from authentic vintage ephemera, small imperfections and variations are part of the character of the original piece.

The Local Intrigue Vintage Travel Collection

Our vintage travel collection is reproduced from original luggage labels, hotel decals and travel ephemera — small pieces of graphic history originally created to promote hotels, destinations and adventures around the world.

We preserve their distinctive typography, illustration and character so these nearly forgotten pieces of travel history can be enjoyed again.