Details from a brochure advertising various quack eye treatments from Neu-Vita c.1930s. Not Gill Sans but similar.
The 1980s were to be the new age of the train. The APT was never launched, but they did at least get a range of promotional bumph out to promote it. These are details from a card bookmark.
The typeface is probably Rail Alphabet.
Details from a promotional postcard for the Barbican Centre, c.1980. Utopia!
Logo uses Helvetica, but missing its trademark sharp edges as a result of poor photographic reproduction.
Watneys brewery logo, 1960s, from a beer mat.
Watneys used a serif font for most of their pub facias, signs and packaging, but sans serif for the famous red barrel logo.
Their corporate identity in the 50s and 60s was produced by the Design Research Unit.
