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Maybe stuck a bit in the 1920–70s Editor of

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Free standard UK P+P at https://t.co/U8yUy9ldHO

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@Parker2Jonathan @Tetramesh @joncstone @danielmather was the man behind the print quality there!

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@Parker2Jonathan @Tetramesh @joncstone Ah, sorry I don’t have any left!

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@michaelthaber @juter Well, yes it was a nice feeling to ‘find’ it again.

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@juter @michaelthaber Yet to read this one to be honest but it’s on the shelf. Haha

https://t.co/XVnUhSYkVS

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@juter @michaelthaber https://t.co/t4MPePWFdM

https://t.co/sjqMJF2d4z

https://t.co/Atn0wkx8nr

https://t.co/3AomyKv2UE

https://t.co/ohMQk3JJzs

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@juter @michaelthaber Not so specific to graphic design, but can still be relevant:

https://t.co/HaWkraiqZ5

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@IanMartin Thank your kind words on the republishing. But to reiterate the point, it was a piece of cutting edge systems design, and for still remains one - created by many great designers over the years.

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@IanMartin I think you got me at “We were passengers then, not customers.” A true reflection of our railway in whole though @IanMartin.

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@MrTimDunn @MrsRecruiter75 More appropriate.

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@GarethDennis I can’t tell you how happy that makes me to see!

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@GarethDennis @RailStory @AliceAvizandum A few of the sheets here if of interest…

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@Parker2Jonathan @_doublearrow Now that is a poster!

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@mr_clark @gawuffy A thing of a beauty!

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@typejunky @richardprice500 @Mikeashworth12 @_doublearrow @DesignReviewed These are some of favourite pieces. Need to get them framed really.