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Decorative 1928 pictorial map of London bus routes with county crests, illustrated vignettes, and a rhyming border.

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The Country Bus-Services Map, London and Vicinity, MacDonald Gill (1928). Via artnap.com

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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 decorative pictorial map shows bus service routes radiating from central London across the surrounding counties, with towns, villages, and landmarks labeled along the black route lines. Illustrated vignettes, heraldic county crests in the corners, and a central city emblem frame the scene, and a rhyming verse runs around the border. The work is titled The Country Bus-Services Map, London and Vicinity, created by MacDonald Gill in 1928.