Annie Atkins Trailblazer Travel Stickers

Annie Atkins Trailblazer Travel StickersSpark a sense of adventure with our fun travel stickers by Annie Atkins. Like her work for Wes Anderson, her artistry invites one to explore. Enhance your travel gear with our exclusive collection of suitcase stickers, collaboratively designed by our founder Sara Banks and Annie Atkins, the renowned graphic designer famed for her work in Wes Anderson's iconic films. This limited edition set celebrates the daring exploits and pioneering spirits of five

Spark a sense of adventure with our fun travel stickers by Annie Atkins. Like her work for Wes Anderson, her artistry invites one to explore.

Enhance your travel gear with our exclusive collection of suitcase stickers, collaboratively designed by our founder Sara Banks and Annie Atkins, the renowned graphic designer famed for her work in Wes Anderson's iconic films.

This limited edition set celebrates the daring exploits and pioneering spirits of five remarkable women adventurers from history. Each sticker is a nod to their incredible journeys and achievements, crafted with vintage prop design expertise.

The stickers are designed for single use, allowing for easy application and clean removal without residue. Please check the care guide for more information on correct sticker removal. 

This set is an excellent gift for film enthusiasts, history buffs, and avid travelers, providing a unique and personal way to celebrate women’s history month or any special occasion. 

The set includes five uniquely designed stickers, each dedicated to a trailblazing woman adventurer.

The women featured are:

Jeanne Baret (1740-1807) - Recognized as tthe first female to circumnavigate the globe, but in the late 1700s had to do so disguised as a man.

Isabella Bird (1831-1904) - A solo woman traveler who rode her horse frontward "like a man" through America, Asia, and the Middle East.

Annie Smith Peck (1850-1935) - The audacious mountaineer scaled peaks all over the world and stuck a “Votes for Women” flag in a summit in Peru.

Bessie Coleman (1892-1926) - The first African-American pilot, who opened an aviation school for any race or gender.

Freya Stark (1893-1993) - An Anglo-Italian cartographer who mapped the Arabian desert and corrected many inaccurate maps.