Juniper Gallery

The Juniper Gallery has various types of prints available — anything from Vintage Advertisements (Mad Men era), to civil war pictures. They categorize availability/​image types as: Plan59 (40’s/50’s car art and ads), Shorpy (glass plate prints, mostly architecture some civil war, etc.), Vintagraph (World’s Fair images), and Fruit Crate (40’s/50’s era fruit crates ads).
The quality of their prints are, «fine-​art prints on museum-​grade French and German archival paper». I am not entirely sure what that means, but it sounds fancy… and from what I’ve seen they look great (I’ve got an 8X10 from there, so I can’t comment on anything larger, although I’m sure those look fine too).
I love the Vintagraphs and Shorpy the best, but that’s just a personal preference of mine. Some people just prefer creepy fruit crate kids… too each his own, eh? I’m drawn towards old timey photos as well as posters made by the government explaining the importance of brushing your teeth, hah!
I haven’t seen if Juniper Gallery has a storefront or not, I’ve driven by this location a few times and couldn’t tell what the deal was (and would prefer buying at the gallery instead of online since my complex doesn’t have a clue how to handle packages). Ordering online though is a cinch, and with reasonable prices to boot.
Check out the gallery website, and look into the history of Shorpy (a real kid who worked in the coal mines) too… the Shorpy blog uploads new images almost daily, and were apparently Time Magazines #15 Best Blog of 2010. Reason I mention the Shorpy blog is because you can order a print from any image uploaded there through the Juniper Gallery (of the four Shorpy is updated the most frequently).
If you are an old soul like me, and if have interest in what D.C. (as well as NYC and other cities) looked like in 1912 and earlier, then the Juniper Gallery, and Shorpy («the 100 year old blog») is the place for you. :)