GPO Graham Bell's Telephone 1876
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Add to basketSold by AntikBar Original Vintage Posters, London, UK, United Kingdom
Association Member:
AbeBooks Seller since July 3, 2024
Quantity: 1 available
Add to basketOriginal vintage advertising poster for the General Post Office (GPO) - Graham Bellā s Telephone 1876 - featuring a great illustration by Eric Fraser (1902-1983) of the Scottish-born scientist and inventor Alexander Graham Bell (1847-1922), who is credited with inventing and patenting the first practical telephone, depicted using the telephone he invented in 1876 and making the first phone call through a wall to the next room to his assistant Thomas Augustus Watson (1854-1934) with a bright star in the sky in the background, the GPO logo and stylised title text text below. One of a series of posters published by the GPO to showcase the new telephone and telegraphy technologies. The General Post Office GPO was founded in 1660; Royal Mail was founded in 1516. Horizontal. Good condition, repaired tear in bottom right corner, creasing and small tears in margins. Size: 50.5x63.5cm.
Seller Inventory # PA2067
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