Commissioned by the General Post Office in 1937, by the time
MacDonald Gill completed 'Mail Steamship Routes' he was already a
renowned designer and illustrator. This bright and lively world map
depicts the Royal Mail steamship routes that carried the majority
of the UK's international mail during the 1930s, framed by some
delightful illustrations of the transport links through which the
post would pass. A series of eleven images tracing the development
of sailing vessels from the time of King Alfred to the RMS Queen
Mary is bound to appeal to enthusiasts of maritime history, and
also included is an introduction by an employee of the British
Postal Museum Archive. (Map measures: 620 x 768mm)
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