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LOT 117

Scooter interest - A 'Get fit for the road. Turning right? Signal in good time.' An original 1960s road safety poster,

Sold for £38.40 inc. premiumLot to be sold without reserve
Lot 117

Scooter interest - A 'Get fit for the road. Turning right? Signal in good time.' An original 1960s road safety poster,
76 x 51cm.

Scooter interest - A 'Get fit for the road. Turning right? Signal in good time.' An original 1960s road safety poster,

featuring a monochrome illustration of a man on a scooter signalling right. Text in yellow, white and black over blue, white, and yellow background. RoSPA logo in the bottom right corner. Published by RoSPA, Terminal House, 52 Grosvenor Gardens, London. Printed by Loxley Brothers Limited London and Sheffield.
76 x 51cm.

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