British Airways Sven Brasch
Original vintage early British Airways poster featuring a stunning illustration by the Danish illustrator Sven Brasch (1886-1970) of a silhouette of an elegant lady wearing a hat looking towards a propeller plane flying overhead, set against a yellow background with the title in stylised red letters. Allied British Airways Ltd (1935-1939) operated European services until it was merged with Imperial Airways Ltd to form BOAC (The British Overseas Airways Corporation). Very good condition, restored small tears and minor loss on margins, backed on linen.
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