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Cleveland, City of Monsters

$20.00

When you think "Cleveland," you surely think of "monsters." Why not purchase this 11 x 17 inch print of a vintage postcard celebrating this very fact? Comes with this description:

After a spate of attacks from the Lake Erie Monster and the Bay Village Behemoth at the turn of the century, the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce took it upon themselves to rebrand itself as the “City of Refinement and Monsters,” in a lighthearted attempt to build goodwill and tourism for the rampaging creatures that destroyed the city skyline on a regular basis.