The blog is back in business just in time for Christmas! Hooray!
Today, London Transport posters of the 20s and 30s advising us on when to do our Christmas shopping, and more importantly, what method of transportation to use!
Poster by F. Gregory Brown, 1921. Source
Poster by unknown artist, 1929-1933. Source
Poster by John Farleigh, 1922. Source
Poster by Edward McKnight Kauffer, 1923. Source
Poster by Austin Cooper, 1924. Source
Poster by Horace Taylor, 1924. Source
Poster by an unknown artist, 1919. Source
Poster by Fougasse, 1936. Source
Poster by Clifford Ellis and Rosemary Ellis, 1935. Source
Poster by Clifford Ellis and Rosemary Ellis, 1935. Source
Poster by Charles Burton, 1931. Source
Poster by Austin Cooper, 1923. Source
2 comments:
Love these old Christmas Shopping posters from London. They are so fun! The colored versions are really eye catching. I noticed the Underground symbols on the posters from 1919 and 1936. This symbol was later used for the "Mind the Gap" message on the Tube.
We all think these posters are great. Good job!
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