Foot passenger return toll ticket issued from Clifton for 1 1/2d
- GB 3493 195/2
- Item
- early 20th century
Clifton Suspension Bridge Company
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Foot passenger return toll ticket issued from Clifton for 1 1/2d
Clifton Suspension Bridge Company
Four Seasons of Clifton Suspension Bridge
A framed four-season digital photograph montage of Clifton Suspension Bridge. Edition 1 of 200. Exhibited as part of the artist's series Bristol Through the Lens - part of the Bristol Festival of Photography in 2010 and subsequently shown at The New Room (2011) and St George's, Bristol (2012).
Beaumont, Sheona Dr
Glass paperweight decorated with reverse painted image of Clifton Suspension Bridge
The painted print shows three red boats on the river, the zig-zag path, Hotwells spa and the New Inn.
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Gold rimmed plate with photograph of the Clifton Suspension Bridge
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Gold-edged bone china plate decorated with a transfer image of Clifton Suspension Bridge
Marked '"Arglye" Bone China, England'.
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Gold-rimmed cup decorated with monochrome transfer print of Clifton Suspension Bridge
Thomas, Seth
Gold-rimmed porcelain plate with coloured transfer image of Avon Gorge and Clifton Suspension Bridge
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Gold-rimmed Royal Stafford saucer with transfer print coloured image of Clifton Suspension Bridge
Poole, Thomas
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The handbill describes Mr G. Courtney's second attempt of crossing the Avon Gorge at 6:30pm on Monday 5 June 1826. The first crossing took place on 22 May 1826 when Courtney 'flew' across the Avon Gorge horizontally from a rope suspended from a point above the Giant's Cave to a tree in Leigh Woods. As well as a poem, the item includes a woodcut illustration showing winged figure flying over the Avon Gorge.
Bonner, H, printer, 4 Unity Street, St. Philips