Original 1920’s Framed Newsstand Print
An original, 1920's Newsstand print, expertly float-framed on drench black.
After World War I, Britain controlled the Baghdad Railway under a new League of Nations mandate. In 1920, the British used these rail lines to move troops quickly. Iraqi tribesmen fought back. They attacked the stations and tore up the train tracks to cut off British supplies. The British used airplanes and armoured trains to protect the railway and put down the revolt.
Beautiful block-printed artwork, rich in history and craftsmanship, designed to grace the walls of the most discerning typography enthusiast.
Frame size: H96cm x W70cm
Shipping & Insurance
Smaller fragile items - £20
Larger fragile items £40
Returns
Due to the unique nature of our vintage, antique, and preloved products, all sales of these items are final and cannot be returned or refunded unless the item arrives damaged or is significantly different from its description.
Many of our products are one-of-a-kind and may show signs of age, wear, or previous use. We make every effort to accurately photograph and describe each item, including any notable imperfections.
We strongly encourage customers to:
- Review all product photos carefully before purchasing.
- Read the full product description and condition notes.
- Contact us at hello@cloverstore.uk if you have any questions or require additional information before placing your order.
Choose options