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Orig. 1940's Britain ILFRACOMBE On Glorious Devon's Ocean Coast Poster 40” X 25”

$ 13.18

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: Good condition some slight aging on edges one slit tear in middle on right side - see photos
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Restocking Fee: No

    Description

    Orig. 1940's Britain ILFRACOMBE On Glorious Devon's Ocean Coast Poster 40” X 25”
    Photo by J. Dixon-Scott
    Good condition - slight aging along edges and on left side of poster there is a tear - no missing poster - could be taped from the back - see photos
    No Pin Holes these are being held on flat surface with magnets
    These posters are fragile and will be packed carefully
    Circa 1940's Post WWII - During the British "Travel Association of the U.K. Great Britain and Northern Ireland" era.
    These "black and white" or Sepia travel posters depicted historic, scenic and cultural sights throughout Great Britain, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
    Printed by Travel Association Photograph
    Condition is very good, Aging along edges - both top corners each have a small tear at top on the outside corners. See photos for this.
    Poster will be rolled and shipped in tube - packed very securely
    See all photos as these were taken for this listing
    History of this Poster.
    Originally created in 1927 as "The Travel Association of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"  Its aims were, ‘To increase the number of visitors from overseas to Great Britain and Ireland; to stimulate the demand for British goods and services and to promote international understanding by every means.
    The association went through various changes between 1927 and during the war, the Association spent much of its time planning for post-war development.
    Post WWII - The British Tourist and Holidays Board (BTHB) was established in 1947 to ‘foster and develop the tourist, catering and holiday services’.
    From this point, it was decided that the Travel Association should effectively act as the tourist division of the BTHB whilst maintaining its independence and structure.
    This was just in time for the 1948 Olympic Games to be held in Britain, which saw record numbers of visitors to the country.  Other post-war highlights included the re-opening of the New York offices and a visit from H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth in 1949.
    Ask any questions you have before purchasing
    The U.S. Post Office continues to experience some delays, I ship same day IF possible and always next business day.
    Thank you for looking