A Large Original Vintage London Transport Lithograph Poster 'How to Make a Party Go' by D M Earnshaw c.1938

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A Large Original Vintage London Transport Lithograph Poster 'How to Make a Party Go' by D M Earnshaw c.1938Origin: English Period: Early Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1938 Height: 41 inches Width: 26 inches Condition: B Poster Dimensions: 40 x 25 inches Issued by London Transport to promote the use of public transport in the capital, and designed by the artist DM Earnshaw in typical quaint style, featuring a highly stylised figure of a young boy gaily strutting amongst a botanical backdrop on a buff coloured ground, reading Free

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Cromer Street is home to the famous Boot Tavern

decorated with charming hand-painted floral groups on a green ground

the hand decorated box with scrolling oak leaves to the flanks and front and rose flowers with ebony stringing to the top

In November 1947 he was sentenced to one year in prison but suffered a heart attack soon after hearing the verdict and died in hospital

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