The Road Rights of Wheelmen 1895 Print - Canvas Shopping Tote Bag

Celebrate the golden age of cycling and the elegance of vintage poster art with this tote featuring “The Road Rights of Wheelmen,” a stunning Art Nouveau-style lithograph originally published by Callaghan & Company in Chicago in 1895. Designed by artist E. Nadall, this eye-catching poster was created to promote the first book on bicycle etiquette—a testament to the rising popularity of cycling among Americans during the Gilded Age.

Made from 100% natural cotton canvas, this durable and eco-friendly tote bag brings charm and practicality to your everyday routine. Whether you're heading to the market, the beach, or just out for the day, the spacious interior and sturdy self-fabric shoulder straps make it easy to carry groceries, books, or daily essentials in style.

Perfect for environmentally conscious shoppers, vintage art lovers, or anyone looking to add a touch of history to their wardrobe. It's also a thoughtful, unique gift for cyclists, birthdays, holidays, or back-to-school moments.

Product features
- Print reproduction of “The Road Rights of Wheelmen” by E. Nadall (1895)
- 100% natural cotton canvas—eco-friendly, reusable, durable, and made to last
- Spacious interior with a bottom gusset to hold more with ease
- Self-fabric handles for convenient over-the-shoulder carry

Care instructions
- Machine wash cold inside-out with similar colors and by using a color-safe detergent.