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Really nice quality original vintage posters here. I purchased 5 posters, all framed and delivered. Couldn't be happier. Jim and Haley were incredibly helpful. Highly recommended.
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Chris Small
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Excellent service very professional.
Quick and responsive communication.
Will be using thus service again. Very very happy. Both Jim and Hayley are lovely!
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James Gleeson
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Couldn’t be more happy with my new poster. It fills the blank wall perfectly. Not to mention the enthusiastic and kind staff. I highly recommend.
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Matt Foord
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Beautiful gallery space with friendly and helpful staff. Incredible selection of antique works and they provided delivery right to my door! 10/10 would recommend.
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Kathryn Rae
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Great advice and service! My wonderful vintage poster looks fabulous!
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John Pinto
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Where do I start! This place helped me get over my acne (which I've been dealing with for the last 2 years)
And the wide collection of posters is incredible!
The only downside is how good looking the French boy on the tmax is...
Awesome stuff guys.
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TobiasTKT
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Haven’t. Been here yet.. but can’t bloody wait
Bally Prints
Bally was founded in Switzerland in 1851 by Carl Franz, and it was his vision to create footwear using the finest leather with innovative craftsmanship, to create a style of shoe with strong elements of functionality and contemporariness. Bally shoes epitomised elegance, using signature high-quality leather for comfort and design, along with minutely detailed construction.
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The Bally shoe vintage posters which are part of the Letitia Morris collection date from the late 1960’s up until the mid 1980’s. Some of these designs are unmistakably recognisable; in 1969, the renowned graphic artist, Bernard Vilemot, designed exclusive campaigns for Bally, including Baly Tango, Bally Lotus, Bally Kick, Bally Blonde and Bally Orange to list a few. Gid Raymond who created ‘Bally Gid’ and ‘Bally Gid Femme’, Alain Gauthier, Fix- Masseau and Roger Bezombes also created stricking designs for the show company, each artist bringing with them their own unique vision and style to represent the company.