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One piece of feedback I’ve received ( Thanks Suz) is that the blog would benefit from some personal stuff. Inspired by […]

On a trip past York this week I got to thinking about Dick Turpin ! Doris Clare Zinkeisen was a

Having cruised across the Atlantic in my last post, I thought that I should look at the contribution of the

By the romantically named Odin Rosenvinge Odin Rosenvinge was born in Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1880 of Danish descent. After leaving school,

Shell posters is a rich vein to mine for any blogger. have included this one as a little taster and

You’ve got to admire this sequel poster. the lion prefers the bike to its human meal Bicycles have always been

WW2 provides a number of striking poster images, many are in support of our Forces but some of the more

1950 Planisphere by Lucien Boucher From the 30’s to the 50’s the Planisphere was a highly decorative method of showing

Today’s post is also from the 1930’s, some would say the Golden Age of poster design. It also comes from

This blog is about vintage posters, travel, advertising, transport, bikes, sport, music, I will cover them all big or small