Bank Money Transfer Services, Clearing Banks, 1967

Negus/Sharland, Philip Sharland, Richard Negus

Brochures and Guides

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Format Brochures and Guides
Designer/s Negus/Sharland and Charles Barker & Sons
Year 1967
Client/Publisher Clearing Banks
Size 230mm x 286mm

Negus/Sharland and Charles Barker & Sons

Negus/Sharland was the collaborative studio of Richard Charles Negus (1927–2011) and Philip Sharland (1923-1986). They were a British design studio who work with British Airways, Royal Mail / GPO, Council of Industrial Design, Lloyds Bank and City of Westminster. Explore related designers including Alan Fletcher and Milner Gray. See also Rise of Corporate Identity and British graphic design history.

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Design Format: Brochures and Guides
Designed in the: 1960s

Bank Money Transfer Services, Clearing Banks, 1967. Designed by Negus/Sharland and Charles Barker & Sons

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