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| Abbey Road (Kirkstall) (1 comment) |
 | 3rd June 1953. Looking north past Norman Mount are three rows of brick built terrace houses. On either corner of De Lacy Mount are grocers shops, both of which have advertising hoardings. The nearest has a large Players cigarette and a Macintosh sweet sign. The other has a M & D (Meredith & Drew) biscuit hoarding as well as a Brooke Bond tea advert on the window. Tram lines run along the road and the electric cables are suspended on iron poles standing on the pavement. Electric streetlamps are just visible on the far left. A car is parked at the nearside kerb.
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| Abbey Road (Kirkstall) |
| 21st July 1948. Looking east along Abbey Road, with Forge Quarry (A. R. Briggs & Co. Ltd.) in the centre. Two advertising hoardings are also prominent, with advertisements for Scarborough (holidays), England v. Australia (test match), Paulo's Circus, and two public information posters. The quarry buildings are behind. Tram lines and overhead power cables are in the foreground.
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| Advertising hoarding, R. Barr Ltd., by signwriter Harry M. Kingston (City Centre) (1 comment) |
| Undated.
View of an advertising hoarding promoting R. Barr (Leeds) Ltd., coach operators, of Sayner Road, Hunslet, said to be 'renowned for their service to all parts of Gt. Britain.' The advert, located in the Wallace Arnold Tours bus station on The Calls, was painted by Harry M. Kingston, signwriter, of Kingston Sign Designs Ltd., 25 Upper North Street.
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| Advertising hoarding, Wallace Arnold Tours, by signwriter Harry M. Kingston (City Centre) |
| Undated.
An advertising hoarding promoting Wallace Arnold Tours, at their bus station on The Calls, the work of master signwriter Harry M. Kingston, whose business, Kingston Sign Designs, was based at 25 Upper North Street. Wallace Arnold Ltd., motor coach tourists, of 59 Corn Exchange, are here advertising '6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 days tours' with 'first class hotels' and 'comfortable coaches'.
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| Advertising hoarding, Whiteheads, by signwriter Harry M. Kingston (City Centre) |
| Undated.
View showing an advertising hoarding for Whiteheads Removals & Storage, located at the Wallace Arnold Tours bus station on The Calls. It is the work of signwriter Harry M. Kingston, whose business Kingston Sign Designs was based at 25 Upper North Street, off Woodhouse Lane.
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