A Framed & Glazed Great Western Railway Locomotive Carriage & Wagon Department Poster on the use of Eye Protectors c.1922 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles wooden barbed cross rising out

wooden barbed cross rising out of the base of a red shield between two open crowns of gold with a similar crown around the lower limb of the cross

frustration and impatience

with deep ridges and hollows for the attachment of powerful jaw muscles and looks very much alike that of a tiger although slightly more depressed and flattened and with a shorter postorbital region

Its influences include William Blake

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A Framed & Glazed Great Western Railway Locomotive Carriage & Wagon Department Poster on the use of Eye Protectors c.1922 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles wooden barbed cross rising outOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1922 Height: 20. 3 inches Width: 15 inches Framed: 21. 5 X 16. 25 inches Condition: B In typically bold font, the standard issue sized GWR headed poster reading Locomotion, Carriage and Wagon Dept Notice Eye Protectors, with explanatory text beneath warning of the necessity for wearing eye protectors which are provided wherever there is danger from drillings, chippings etc..