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Post by Chris L on Jan 15, 2022 21:02:38 GMT
Is there a historical archive record of all LT Underground and LUL posters? In London Transport days copies of all posters were glued to linen and rolled up for preservation. When Chiswick Works was being demolished lots of these were found in a storeroom. They were passed to the LT Museum and can be seen in the Museum Depot. There were several poster books. All are out of print. |
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Post by pwiklund on Aug 17, 2023 23:33:28 GMT
Either Ian Allen (sic) or Platform 5 have produced one recently. However, I recall it was less than accurate, and didn't receive great reviews. There were stock-listings in the yearbooks by Jason Cross from Videozone/Train Crazy, published with slightly different names from arouns 2014, but most recently as "London Underground Yearbook". Unfortunatey, appears to have ended with the 2021 edition. |
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Post by cfmrc on Jul 13, 2024 13:43:28 GMT
I was in the LT Museum shop at Covent Garden today and noticed that Doug Rose’s fantastic “Tiles of the Unexpected: Underground”, is now back in print as a second edition (without the slip case & separate drawings). Available from other sources, of course.
Tim
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Post by jimbo on Jul 15, 2024 2:58:49 GMT
Tiles is not just for the tile enthusiast, as it contains early photos of the exteriors of the Yerkes tubes together with plans of each station showing subsequent modifications, and their position in relation to the surface streets.
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Post by cfmrc on Jul 15, 2024 17:51:30 GMT
Essential for making York Road tube for Copenhagen Fields.
Tim
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Post by zbang on Jul 15, 2024 20:06:51 GMT
(added to the first post)
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