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How much of the London known to Shakespeare can you see today? Shell issued 1917

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issued 1917

designed by William Fenton and published by London Transport in 1964

The design features the famous Eastgate Clock with shoppers and day-trippers

Two original (unsigned) artworks produced for British Railways Welsh travel publicity

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How much of the London known to Shakespeare can you see today? Shell issued 1917An original London Transport travel poster, How much of the London known to Shakespeare can you see today?, by Gaynor Chapman, 1964. The poster was published to coincide with the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeares birth, and to promote a new London Transport travel guide Shakespeares London. The design features several well known London landmarks, including the Tower of London and Hampton Court Palace. A higher resolution image is available for

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