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The Golden Arrow was the Southern's most prestigious train and was arguably second only to the Flying Scotsman in fame. The arrow formed a consistent and powerful motif throughout the Southern's promotion of the service. London-Paris in 6h40 isn't quite Eurostar, but it has style! | ||
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The poster dates from 1931 and is the work of Shep (Charles Shepherd). | ||||
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External link Wikipedia article on the Golden Arrow Keywords: Golden Arrow; Flèche d'Or; Southern Railway; Train; Railway; Poster; Advertisement; Illustration; Pullman; Cross Channel Ferry; 1931; 1930s; 1920-1939; 20th Century; Art Deco; London; Londres; Paris; France; UK; Picture; Old; Vintage; Victoria Station; Shep; Charles Shepherd | ||
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