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Philips Park 1969 Framed Bus Blind
Philips Park 1969 Framed Bus Blind
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- LAST BUS BLIND ORDERS: Thursday 12th December. Orders placed after this will not arrive until after Christmas.
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- Framed by hand
- Genuine Original
When it opened in August 1846, Philips Park was one of the world's first municipal parks designed to allow the public free access to green spaces and was intended to encourage "a mixing of the classes." It was named after the local MP, Mark Philips, who campaigned to get parks for the ordinary working people of Manchester. It was awarded registered status on the National Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England as a Grade II listed site in 2001.
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.
Product Details
Product Details
Framed dimensions - 71cm x 23cm
Framed in a 30mm wide black card mount with black core, and 30mm wooden frame with black painted finish. Supplied framed and ready to hang.
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All bus blinds items are framed to order so usually take approximately 5-7 working days to despatch. This can be quicker if we have the correct size frame already in stock. If you need your order in a hurry or for a particular date please get in touch to confirm the turnaround time.
