Designer: Jock Kinneir

Jock Kinneir - British Graphic Designer

Jock Kinneir was a British graphic designer best known for his long partnership with Margaret Calvert, with whom he designed the UK’s motorway and road sign system and the accompanying Transport typeface, along with early corporate identity work for British Rail and signage for Gatwick Airport.

Articles Featuring the Work of Jock Kinneir

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Artefacts Featuring the Work of Jock Kinneir

English Folk Dance & Song Society Festival, Royal Albert Hall, 1958

From the graphic design archive:

English Folk Dance & Song Society Festival, Royal Albert Hall, 1958

  • Format: Programme
  • Designer/s: Design Research Unit, Jock Kinneir
  • Year: 1958

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