Poster; In London's country, by Leonard Cyril Deighton, 1957
Main details
Reference number | 1983/4/6931 |
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Dates | 1957 |
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Print code | 257/268M/2500 |
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Completeness | 85% |
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Physical description
Dimensions Attribute Value Height 1016mmWidth 635mmDescriptive size Double royalItem content Attribute Value Object title In London's countryText In London's Country there are still many villages, described in Domesday, whose beauty survives. Here cottages crouch round the green or follow the line of the road as casually as the trees. The Londoner should often see these quiet places as an antidote to his crowded streets. The visitor from abroad cannot claim to have really seen London if he has neglected London's country and has not seen its villages. They offer a rewarding and a revealing sample of the essential England. London Transport's green Country Buses link these villages with Green Line coaches and the Underground. Write to the Public Relations Officer... -
People involved
Role Person(s) involved Artist Len Deighton, 1957Printer Curwen Press, 1957Publisher London Transport, 1957