Impress (Acton) Limited

industry:
Printer
based:
Acton, Ealing, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Company No. 00865081; Status: Dissolved 13/12/2000; Date of Incorporation: 26/11/1965; in liquidation 1991

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Poster, British Rail, Intercity 125; It's the changing shape of rail, depicting a 125, printed by Impress Acton Ltd. Format: double royal. Dimensions: 40 x 25 inches, 1016 x 635mm.

Intercity 125; It's the changing shape of rail
Poster, British Rail poster, (Inter City 125, It's The Changing Shape of Rail), Picture of Inter City 125 train on the tracks with fastest speed times from London to Bristol, Cardiff and Swansea, Extra Speed, Extra Comfort at no extra cost, October 1976, (Other IDs 4031A/1076).

Inter City 125, It's The Changing Shape of Rail
Poster, British Railways, Starsky and Hutch, Stay Off the Line and Stay Alive!', 1977. Coloured lithograph depicting a graphic storyboard featuring the fictional television detectives, Starsky and Hutch, rescuing a boy injured while playing on railway lines. Published by the British Railways Board and printed by Impress (Acton) Ltd. Format: Double Crown: 20 x 30 inches, 505 x 760mm British Rail poster serial 4337/377.

Poster, Stay Off the Line and Stay Alive
Poster, British Rail, Motorail 78, The Relaxing Way to Start your Motoring Holiday, 1978. Coloured lithograph depicting a smiling waiter serving drinks, including beer, to a family of a mother, father and boy in a passenger carriage. The boy is pointing at the rear of the train, where passengers' cars are travelling on a car carrier wagon. In the background are mountains and a castle. Accompanying text reads "..and with 5 new services plus guaranteed prices - it's such good value" and "Pick up a brochure at principal British Rail stations or agents". Text at bottom margin reads "Published by the British Railways Board 5560/178. Printed in Great Britain by Impress (Acton) Ltd.

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Poster, British Railways, Funday lunch, you can pack a lot into a cheap Awayday return to the seaside, 1981. Photolithograph depicting a photograph of two women in deckchairs with a boy and girl on a beach. Inset at bottom right is a photograph of television personality, Jimmy Savile. Stock poster with blank space for details of cheap fares. Below is the British Rail double arrow logo and the words "This is the age of the train". Text at bottom reads "Published by BRB (Central Advertising Services). Printed in Great Britain by Impress (Acton) Limited". Format double royal.

Funday lunch, you can pack a lot into a cheap Awayday return to the seaside
Neon lights. Like Time Out in Europe's most exciting city? 1975. British Railways (Intercity). Format: double royal. Dimensions: 40 x 25 inches, 1016 x 635mm.

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BR safety poster. Mr Stupid - Stay Off the Line and Stay Alive, 1977. 12 frame cartoon, featuring 'Mr Men' characters drawn by Roger Hargreaves. Tells story of 'Mr Stupid' walking on railway lines, and being rescued by Mr Strong. Printed by Impress (Acton) Ltd, published by British Railways Board, ref. no. 4337A/377. Format: double crown. Dimensions: 30 x 20 inches, 508 x 762mm.

'Mr Stupid. Stay off the line and stay alive.'
Poster, British Railways, Funday lunch, you can pack a lot into a cheap Awayday return to the seaside, 1981. Photolithograph depicting a photograph of two women in deckchairs with a boy and girl on a beach. Inset at bottom right is a photograph of television personality, Jimmy Savile. A table gives details of cheap fares to Hastings, Littlehampton, Portsmouth & Southsea, Ramsgate and Southend. Below is the British Rail double arrow logo and the words "This is the age of the train". Text at bottom reads "Published by BRB (Central Advertising Services) P71/681. Printed in Great Britain by Impress (Acton) Limited". Format double royal.

Funday lunch, you can pack a lot into a cheap Awayday return to the seaside
Poster, British Railways, Funday lunch, you can pack a lot into a cheap Awayday return to the seaside, 1981. Photolithograph depicting a photograph of two women in deckchairs with a boy and girl on a beach. Inset at bottom right is a photograph of television personality, Jimmy Savile. Stock poster with blank space for details of cheap fares. Below is the British Rail double arrow logo and the words "This is the age of the train". Text at bottom reads "Published by BRB (Central Advertising Services). Printed in Great Britain by Impress (Acton) Limited". Format double royal.

Funday lunch, you can pack a lot into a cheap Awayday return to the seaside
High Speed Train in countryside. Join the New Direct rail club. 1979. British Railways (BRB).

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