Roker and Seaburn

Roker and Seaburn

You can almost feel the heat of the sun in this poster, and the image of the little child protecting the Ice Cream from the dog is classic .

The now merged towns of Roker and Seaburn are at the coast where the river Wear runs into the sea and , once again , of course , grew up as resorts with clean fresh air , once the railways could bring the workers and their families out to the coast from the grimy industrial heartlands

This is a 1953 BR (NER) poster

Artwork by Alfred Lambart- 1901 – 1970

Code number 60097

The outside dimensions of these posters are 70cm x 50cm ( 27.6 inches x 19.7 inches ), designed to fit a standard IKEA frame.

The watermark shown on the image is simply to protect us from internet poaching and to protect copyright . It is not on the print you will receive.