Steamship Routes - Associated Humber Lines LNER-LMS 1930 - National Railway Museum Cushion Select Size:40cm x 50cm Feather Artwork by Frank Henry Mason

Artwork by Frank Henry Mason

inspired by the Anti War protests at the time

The phrase "Home Sweet Home" dates back to the 19th century and has long been a symbol of comfort and belonging

there are two children playing with a 'no ball games' sign

Steamship Routes - Associated Humber Lines LNER-LMS 1930 - National Railway Museum Cushion Select Size:40cm x 50cm Feather Artwork by Frank Henry MasonProduced for the London & North Eastern Railway (LNER), London, Midland & Scottish Railway (LMS) and the Associated Humber Lines to promote travel to continental ports from Goole, Hull and Grimsby. The cushion shows a map which indicates the routes and continental destinations. Artwork by Montague Birrell Black, who was educated at Stockwell College, London and concentrated on military and naval artwork. He designed posters for LNER, LMS and Southern