Central Station 1969 Framed Bus Blind

With its distinctive curved wrought iron roof,  Central Station was one of Manchester's main rail hubs from its openeing in 1880 right up until 1969, afer which it feel into disrepair before being revived as the G-Mex Conference Centre in 1986. It has since been renamed Manchester Central and is home to conferences, exhibitions, television shows, concerts and more recently was one of the country's temporary Nightingale hospitals used in the fight againt coronavirus. Whatever your memories of this site, this expertly framed bus blind will bring them flooding back every time you see it on your wall!

A little more compact in size than the standard bus blinds at 71cm wide, this 60s original is printed on an early tyvek type material, giving an incredibly crisp finish with a slight gloss shine to the white lettering. It is in excellent condition for its age.