Nahl, Nicholas V.
Nicholas V. Nahl (fl. c. 1922 - 1945) was an illustrator and printer based briefly in Oakland and then San Francisco, operating as V. Nahl Studios in the mid-late 1920s. The firm's output was limited and appears to have exclusively consisted of pencil-drawn bird's eye views. The published works of V. Nahl Studios ended around 1930, but Nicholas V. Nahl continued to appear in San Francisco city directories as a printer and 'press feeder.' Otherwise, the details of his life and work are elusive.
'Little Switzerland of America'.
Napa Valley 'Shortway' to Clearlake Park.
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An unrecorded c. 1927 V. Nahl Studios promotional bird's-eye view of Napa Valley and Lake County, California. Distributed by a real estate broker, it advertises the Clearlake Park development, connected to the Bay Area by a recently completed highway called the Napa Valley 'Shortway'. (more details)
'The Most Alluring Spot in California.'
Cities of the Monterey Bay District California.
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This is a charming c. 1945 pictorial map of the Monterey Bay region of California, prepared by Nahl Studios and printed by the Mysell-Rollins Bank Note Company. It depicts Monterey's rich economic bases and abundant recreational opportunities. (more details)