Fly to South Africa by BOAC & SAA
| Designer: | Frank Wootton |
| Decade: | The 1930s |
| Year: | Unknown |
| Dimensions: | 63.5 x 101.5 cm |
| Country: | South Africa |
| Published by: | BOAC |
| Printed by: | Unknown |
| Condition: | 9/10 |
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Original vintage travel poster from South Africa by British painter and illustrator Frank Wootton (1911-1998). A beautiful lithograph showing people in traditional clothing playing drums and dancing while a plane flies overhead.
British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) in association with Qantas Empire Airways Limited, South African Airways (SAA), Tasman Empire Airways Limited.
BOAC was a British state airline created in 1940–1946 as a result of a merger that introduced the world's first passenger jet to its service in 1952 and merged again in 1971–1974 to create British Airways.
Condition
9/10 - Patina and some edge cracks, but a poster in almost perfect condition. Incredibly beautiful colors with impressive lithographic craftsmanship.
Frame
Frame is not included. We recommend that you buy a custom-made frame with the dimensions 63.5x101.5 cm and museum glass. It will give you the perfect frame for the poster which also preserves this unique poster and its value.
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