1968 Peanuts Hang-Up Poster: Charlie Brown & Snoopy – art restoration vintage poster art gallery collectible

Art restoration vintage poster art gallery collectible: 1968 Peanuts Charlie Brown & Snoopy

If you love the look and history that define an art restoration vintage poster art gallery, this original 1968 Peanuts Hang-Up Poster #5 brings Schulz’s wit straight to your walls. Against a sunny yellow field, Charlie Brown stands on the pitcher’s mound explaining spit balls vs. drool balls, while Snoopy proudly holds the slobbery proof. It’s playful, bold, and unmistakably mid-century.

Printed on both sides, the reverse features a classic Gasoline Alley comic strip—two great slices of American newspaper history in one collectible. Created via offset lithography and published by the Chicago Tribune/United Feature Syndicate, this vertical 21" × 28" poster is a conversation-starting find for any vintage poster art gallery, home office, or studio.

• Original 1968 Peanuts Hang-Up Poster #5 by Charles Schulz
• Offset lithograph; 21" × 28"; vertical format
• Double-sided: Charlie Brown & Snoopy front; Gasoline Alley reverse
• Publisher: Chicago Tribune, United Feature Syndicate
• Condition: Good—folded into 8; upper-left tear mended with tape; printer’s crease visible on yellow field
• Ideal for collectors, mid-century decor, and archival framing or art restoration

Secure this cheerful piece of comic-strip history and give your space the warm, witty charm only an authentic 1968 Peanuts poster can deliver.