Vintage poster art specialists Stick No Bills® exhibit in London for the first time in partnership with challenger business champion IND!E to launch the inaugural British Aviation Art Series

Stick No Bills®, the officially licensed vintage poster art and fine art print specialists are launching for the very first time in the British Isles alongside IND!E, the market leaders in projecting emerging brands into major retail spaces.

“We are thrilled to be partnering with Stick No Bills® to help bring their exceptional collection of licensed vintage travel art to the UK market. Their passion for preserving and celebrating iconic poster art aligns perfectly with IND!E’s mission to elevate unique, high-quality brands into major retail spaces.

Together, we are excited to offer British consumers the chance to own a piece of history with these stunning fine art prints that capture the spirit of a bygone era of travel and adventure.” – Matthew Hopkins, Co-founder of IND!E

The inaugural Stick No Bills® British Aviation Art Series includes outstanding historic graphic artworks produced by the greatest illustrators of their day on order of the early 20th Century’s most pioneering airlines to inspire a first generation of transatlantic jet setters to take to the skies.

“We have been working for many years on the revival of this collection of 32 historic destination marketing posters sourced from our licensor’s archives. I’m delighted to be bringing our premium edition fine art prints of the original vintage artefacts to London in collaboration with IND!E under authorisation of our trademark licensors British Airways and their legendary American rival airline Pan American Airways LLC. These are the first of many magnificent airline poster artworks we are proud to be reviving over the years to come.” – Meg Gage Williams, Stick No Bills® CEO

After fourteen years of innovation in Asia, Europe and the Middle East at the intersection of the travel, fashion, sports and art markets, Stick No Bills® best-selling fine art prints will be presented, both framed and unframed, at The Big Christmas Press Show, a powerful collaboration of brands, retailers, and media brought together by the CIJ group. The show takes place in London on Wednesday 11th September at The Business Design Centre.

“Since my husband and I founded our first gallery in Sri Lanka in 2011 while we were also running a surf hotel, we had this idea of creating an encyclopaedic collection of vibrant, hand illustrated destination marketing posters to remind people of the magic of travel, of being curious and open to having your mind changed during epic expeditions overseas,” adds Meg.

Fixed percentages of Stick No Bills® net proceeds on all sales in the United Kingdom after the company’s official licensors and partners have been paid their dues will be donated to the World Land Trust (WLT), the international conservation charity that protects the planet’s most biologically significant and threatened habitats.

Framed Stick No Bills premium edition posters, detailed below, range in price from

£49 up to £142 per unit inclusive of shipping plus special offers of 5 framed posters for the price of four.

Formerly known as The Great Brand Exchange, IND!E has grown rapidly since its founding in 2014 to become the United Kingdom’s Go To for enabling new brands to thrive in retail. IND!E does this by providing a curated platform - the Indie Collection - that bridges the gap between their hard-earned network of over 14,500 SME brands, major retailers such as John Lewis, Ocado and Harvey Nichols and consumers worldwide.

Stick No Bills® was founded in Galle Fort, Sri Lanka in 2011 by British entrepreneurs Philip James Baber and Meg Gage Williams to connect cultures and transcend borders by spearheading a renaissance in poster art through officially licensed fine art prints. The company specialises in both the creation and promulgation of modern graphic artworks designed to promote iconic destinations, institutions and major cultural events as well as the restoration, augmentation and authorised revival of historic artefacts drawn from legacy institutional archives. This includes the world-renowned travel institutions regarded as pastmasters of the same place-centric poster art genre within which Stick No Bills® has risen to become the modern day gold standard.