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I’ve mentioned in previous posts that you tend to think the tube map, or diagram if you’re precise, doesn’t change much but since its introduction in 1933 it has quite a lot. Some are obvious – line closures, extensions, station renamings, etc., but some were more evolutionary and indeed deliberate design policy. Some of Beck,…
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During the 1920s and early 1930s the Underground Group produced various versions of Underground or ‘Tube’ maps for public distribution. These included folding paper maps that were useful but difficult to handle ona crowded platform or train. So a small stiff card folder was issued for many years with a ‘sketch map’ of the lines…
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During the 1920s and early 1930s the Underground Group produced various versions of Underground or ‘Tube’ maps for public distribution. These included folding paper maps that were useful but difficult to handle ona crowded platform or train. So a small stiff card folder was issued for many years with a ‘sketch map’ of the lines…
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During the 1920s and early 1930s the Underground Group produced various versions of Underground or ‘Tube’ maps for public distribution. These included folding paper maps that were useful but difficult to handle ona crowded platform or train. So a small stiff card folder was issued for many years with a ‘sketch map’ of the lines…
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During the 1920s and early 1930s the Underground Group produced various versions of Underground or ‘Tube’ maps for public distribution. These included folding paper maps that were useful but difficult to handle ona crowded platform or train. So a small stiff card folder was issued for many years with a ‘sketch map’ of the lines…
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During the 1920s and early 1930s the Underground Group produced various versions of Underground or ‘Tube’ maps for public distribution. These included folding paper maps that were useful but difficult to handle ona crowded platform or train. So a small stiff card folder was issued for many years with a ‘sketch map’ of the lines…
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During the 1920s and early 1930s the Underground Group produced various versions of Underground or ‘Tube’ maps for public distribution. These included folding paper maps that were useful but difficult to handle ona crowded platform or train. So a small stiff card folder was issued for many years with a ‘sketch map’ of the lines…
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Another of Nick Agnew’s photos from the mid-1970s and this shows London Transport RT 3567 (MLL 877) on the long lost 39 route to Southfields Station in south west London. The bus is headed west along Victoria St towards Victoria station and is passing the site of redevelopments that engulfed the whole of this section…
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Another of Nick Agnew’s photos from the mid-1970s and this shows London Transport RT 3567 (MLL 877) on the long lost 39 route to Southfields Station in south west London. The bus is headed west along Victoria St towards Victoria station and is passing the site of redevelopments that engulfed the whole of this section…
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Another of Nick Agnew’s photos from the mid-1970s and this shows London Transport RT 3567 (MLL 877) on the long lost 39 route to Southfields Station in south west London. The bus is headed west along Victoria St towards Victoria station and is passing the site of redevelopments that engulfed the whole of this section…
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