Type and the City

Typography on signboards, shops & walls across London

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Walls and character. #bargehouse #oxo #bankside #brick #gallery #ldf2016 #typography #london (at Bargehouse Gallery)

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#ghostsigns spotting in Southall. #ghostads #advertising #typography #signboard #vintage #brick #london (at Southall railway station)

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Such a beautiful facade and signage. #electriccinema #portobelloroad Designed by architect Gerald Seymour Valentin in the Edwardian Baroque style. #nottinghill #london #architecture #archilovers #typography #typedesign #neon (at Electric Cinema Portobelloroad)

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Mural by Brian James featuring the old station. The original service station was built in 1926 and featured a corner forecourt accessed from Ridgmount Street and then exiting onto Store Street, which in turn leads to Gower Street to the East and Tottenham Court Road to the west. #mural #london #streetart (at Bloomsbury)

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Ghost ad spotting in Stoke Newington. (at Most-Art Centre)

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Tiles at the Electric Cinema. (at Electric Cinema)

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