Vintage School Poster 1938 - A Windy Day

Vintage Classroom Poster - Number 52 - A Windy Day

This 1930's classroom poster shows children outside enjoying the weather and comes with a thatched cottage, washing on the line and a Union Jack!

These vintage classroom posters were created in 1938 by Enid Blyton in collaboration with a number of well known illustrators of the day. They were designed as talking points to be used in infant school classrooms. They conjure up the era perfectly; filled with children and nature subjects all in the styles and colours of the period. Jolly Times!

The posters have crisp, clear colours and are printed on heavy white paper. They are all over 80 years old and on some, the condition reflects this. This one has a good central image with bright colours and good print. If you look at the photos, you will see that there are some paint specks - as though a child has flicked a paintbrush! The edge has mark and one tear to the left side which just touches the edge of the image. I don't think it detracts but I have taken a close up to show it. That side has some paper tape on the reverse to protect from furhter damage.The print has been stored flat which has protected the image and means no creases.

This is the most popular print and very hard to find.

They look fantastic framed up and on display in both children's and adult rooms.

Overall size is 52cm x 40cm. Image size 42cm x 30cm.

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