Adverts at Notting Hill Gate station 1950s
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This authentic 1950s colour photograph provides a vibrant look at the commercial landscape of the London Underground, specifically the Circle and District Line platform at Notting Hill Gate. The station wall is a gallery of mid-century graphic design, featuring large-scale posters for iconic brands such as “IDRIS” soft drinks, “Senior Service” cigarettes, and “KIWI” shoe polish. Other notable advertisements include “The Listener” magazine, “Mackeson” stout, and “Lion Building Society”. The station’s own identity is clearly marked by the classic red and blue roundel signs, alongside smaller posters for “BENSONS SWEETS” and official London Transport maps. The platform is empty, allowing for an unobstructed view of the arched brickwork and the industrial lighting of the era. This archival print is a meticulous record of post-war marketing and transport history, making it a valuable resource for historians, designers, or as a nostalgic print for anyone who loves the heritage of the London Tube.
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Retro Stock Photography specializes in genuine vintage color photographs from the 1950s through the 1990s, all available as royalty-free instant downloads. Our photos are popular for editorial features, books, magazines, websites, documentaries, advertising, social media, local history projects, creative design, and as unique gifts when printed.
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