Haythorne’s LCC Tram Poster Publisher(s)_Darton & Clark the first world atlas attributed

the first world atlas attributed to an Englishman

Versions of the plate may also have illustrated German editions of Spon’s account of his travels

and folded differently (as here) to fit the format of the book

and Samuel Pepys was among his customers

but some are wonderfully eclectic and labelled with precision

Haythorne’s LCC Tram Poster Publisher(s)_Darton & Clark the first world atlas attributedLate Theatre Services by Tramway is one of at least three posters designed by Haythorne for LCC Trams, the others being Dull days made bright in the museums and Strand on the Green Tram 26 to Kew Bridge; the latter notes that it was designed at the LCC Central School of Arts and Crafts. The London Transport Museum provides further biographical information for Margaret Haythorne: born in 1893, her brother was the artist Edmund Haythorne. In 1924 she