Britain
Underground & Railway
Pre-1931 Underground and railway posters.
The TfL roundel is flagged as a live trademark on relevant pieces — sold as history, never adopted into house branding.
1908–1930 · Britain

The Boat Race — London Underground Poster, 1920
The Tube, sold as modern art you could ride.
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Munich and Central Europe — LNER Poster, Ludwig Hohlwein, 1929
A German poster artist’s hand, hired by a British railway.

The Cornish Riviera — GWR Poster, Louis Burleigh Bruhl, 1928
The domestic seaside route, sold with the same confidence as the continental one.
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Poster, The North Downs, London Underground
Kauffer flattens the North Downs into blocks of green and brown - modernism arriving on a London wall in 1915.
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Poster, Winter Sales, for London Underground
Wind-blown shoppers flattened to blue, black and orange: Winter Sales are best reached by the Underground.
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Poster, Godstone, London Underground
A Surrey quarry and its working men, cut into flat planes of colour for the 1915 Underground.
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Poster, Oxhey Woods, London Underground
Rolling hills flattened into simplified bands of colour, lettered OXHEY WOODS - Kauffer's Underground debut, 1915.