Where our exports go

Empire Marketing Board, 1926 - 1933

Where our exports go

Empire Marketing Board 1926 - 1933

Summary

Navy blue banne that reads: WHERE OUR EXPORTS GO.

Object Name

Where our exports go

Creators Name

Empire Marketing Board

Dimensions

support: 102 x 152.5

accession number

1935.626

Collection Group

fine art
on paper, print
British
industrial art

Place of creation

United Kingdom

Support

paper

Medium

ink

Credit

Gift of the Empire Marketing Board, 1935

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