P&O Luggage Labels, Set of Three, 1950’s

P&O Luggage Labels, Set of Three, 1950s

Details

  • Format Luggage Label
  • Year 1950s
  • Client/Publisher Peninsular & Oriental
  • Size 110mm x 140mm

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P&O Luggage Labels, Set of Three, 1950s
P&O Luggage Labels, Set of Three, 1950s

 

Ceylon by P&O Luggage Label, 1950s
Ceylon by P&O Luggage Label, 1950s

 

Hong Kong by P&O Luggage Label, 1950s
Hong Kong by P&O Luggage Label, 1950s

 

India by P&O Luggage Label, 1950s
India by P&O Luggage Label, 1950s
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