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<ref name=CH>{{cite web |url=https://collection.cooperhewitt.org/people/18061849/ |title=Mrs. Edward McKnight Kauffer |author=Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum |accessdate=2 June 2023 |publisher=Smithsonian Institution}}</ref>
![An offset lithograph on paper poster encouraging travel to Europe with American Airlines. A stylised eagle dominates the poster, composed of two flat geometric triangular planes with circular edges for their top right corners, one pale blue forms the wings, the other navy forms the body, with five small alternating white and blue stars diagonally along the eagle's back and three pale blue dashes suggesting feathers at the top of the eagle's head. The eagle is shown in profile facing right and has a navy beak protruding to the right, and an eye formed from a pale blue semi-circlular eyelid and a white semi-circular eye. The outline of a right facing arrow is drawn in white from the bottom edge of the wing onto the eagle's body, and a pulsing white line can be found on the bird's body under the stars. Capitalised text in red and white printed on a right facing diagonal from the top left corner says [AMERICAN AIRLINES], followed by blue, capitalised italicised text underneath the bird which says [TO / EUROPE]. The American Airlines logo is superimposed on a blue stripe at the bottom center, formed from two red capital letter As with the white outline of a bird of prey between them with its wings stretched upwards, surrounded by five small white stars. The poster is signed in white and blue ink [E. McKnight Kauffer] in the lower left, in the corner of the eagle's tail and along its bottom edge.](https://images.collection.cooperhewitt.org/65119_0389eb3402775124_n.jpg "Poster, American Airlines to Europe, 1948")
