A Large Original British Railways Double-Sided Enamel Wall Sign From St. Anne's Park Station, Bristol; 'Gentlemen' sub-Curios Archibald Knox was born in

Archibald Knox was born in the village of Cronkbourne

though escaped

prominent in the 1960s

This cunning puffing ploy is used only in desperation

A symmetrical piece with a strong nomadic

A Large Original British Railways Double-Sided Enamel Wall Sign From St. Anne's Park Station, Bristol; 'Gentlemen' sub-Curios Archibald Knox was born inOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1945 65 Length: 36 inches or 38 inches with mounting bracket Height: 12 inches Depth: 2 inches The heavy, double sided British Railways western region large enamelled sign, of right angle type, with cream gill sans lettering against a brown ground, hailing from St. Annes Park station, Bristol. In good overall order, both brackets remain solid and in tact, the paintwork is in