Mail steamship routes by MacDonald Gill (1937)

Colorful 1937 poster map of world mail steamship routes with ship medallions along the bottom and dock and postal scenes in t

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Why is this public domain? MacDonald Gill died in 1947; this work is in the public domain.

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A colorful pictorial map of the world shows mail steamship routes as dark lines crossing the oceans, with decorative ship medallions along the bottom tracing vessels from ancient galleys to the Queen Mary. Vignettes in the upper corners depict a dockside loading scene and a red postal van beside a post office entrance marked Post Early Today. The work is by MacDonald Gill, dated 1937.

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