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'The Royal Scot in America', LMS poster, 1933.

Poster produced for the London Midland & Scottish Railway (LMS) to advertise that their trains had toured America. Illustrated with a sepia photograph of the Royal Scot and the Broadway Limited at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Printed by S C Allen & Company Ltd, London. Dimensions: 1010mm x 1270mm.

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