1831 – Advertisement – Atlas tyres with Devil

Physical description:: Advertisment for Atlas tyres, showing them resisting the efforts of a devil figure - 'The Puncture Fiend' - to puncture them. Dramatic reds, oranges and browns.
Museum classification:: Images of Witchcraft
Size:: 295 x 210
Information:: Reproduction from a book or catalogue of an advertisement originally dating from 1911.
Additional details:
Registered by: The London Printing Alliance, Grafton Works, North Road, Holloway, London
Author: Frank Matthew Barton, employed by the London Printing Alliance
Date registered: 9 March 1911
PRO reference: COPY 1/304 folio 195
Resource:: Picture
Materials:: Paper

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