Route Map | London–Paris | 1928

Detailed, pictorial map of the flight connection between London and Paris, with the route marked over the English county of Kent, the English Channel, and Northern France (including Calais, Boulogne, Abbeville, Beauvais) to the French capital. A small biplane symbolizes the channel crossing. The map compares travel times: 2½ hours by air compared to 7¼ hours by ship and train. In the bottom left, there is an advertisement from an oil company as a fuel supplier. The richly illustrated landscape depiction in the style of classic travel maps makes this poster an attractive collector's item from the interwar period.

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