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Sunny Side Up - the sun shines most on the Southern coast catalogue title

McCorquodale and Co. (active c.1890–c.1947)

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Poster, double royal, Southern Railway, 'Sunny Side Up - the sun shines most on the Southern coast', by Albert Charles Pratt, Southern Railway employee, depicts inverted outline of UK, ref AD 1372, printed by Mc. Corquodale & Co., London, print run 1500, 1930.

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Title

Sunny Side Up - the sun shines most on the Southern coast

Date

1930

Medium

paper (fibre product)

Measurements

H 101.6 x W 63.5 cm

Accession number

2007-7095

Acquisition method

Pratt, Alan

Work type

Poster

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McCorquodale and Co.

active c.1890–c.1947

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