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01190 Canvas Print Collection

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32 Canvas Prints

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01190 Canvas Print Collection: The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. A completed Austin Mini is driven on to a car transporter at Longbridge for delivery to a Austin showroom

01190 Canvas Print Collection: The transverse engine assembly line for the Mini The Austin Mini production line at

The transverse engine assembly line for the Mini The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Austin Mini body shells are spray painted in the paint shop on production line at

Austin Mini body shells are spray painted in the paint shop on production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963 Body panels being spot

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963 Body panels being spot welded

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Jim Hutton, former hairdresser, dressed in leather jacket walking towards the camera

Jim Hutton, former hairdresser, dressed in leather jacket walking towards the camera, seen at the home of the late Freddie Mercury

The magnificence of Grey Towers House at Poole Hospital, Nunthorpe. 14th September 1988

Poole Sanatorium, near Nunthorpe. November 1947

The engine is fitted to a Austin Mini on the production line, Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Metal sheets are fed into the body panel press at the The Austin Mini production line

Metal sheets are fed into the body panel press at the The Austin Mini production line, Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Austin Mini body panels are assembled prior to welding and being placed on the production

Austin Mini body panels are assembled prior to welding and being placed on the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Body panels for the Austin Mini seen here being welded on the production line at

Body panels for the Austin Mini seen here being welded on the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

The transverse engine assembly line for the Mini. The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Sir Alec Issigonis designer of the Morris Minor and the Mini seen here in his Longbridge

Sir Alec Issigonis designer of the Morris Minor and the Mini seen here in his Longbridge Office 10th March1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Body shells for the Austin Mini await to go through the production line at Longbridge

Body shells for the Austin Mini await to go through the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: The front axel and engine seen here being mounted on to a Austin Mini on the production

The front axel and engine seen here being mounted on to a Austin Mini on the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: Windscreen being fitted to a Austin Mini van on the production line at Longbridge

Windscreen being fitted to a Austin Mini van on the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

01190 Canvas Print Collection: The engine bay on a Austin Mini is prepared to receive its engine on the production line

The engine bay on a Austin Mini is prepared to receive its engine on the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. Women working in the trim area of the production line

Sir Alec Issigonis designer of the Morris Minor and the Mini seen here in his Longbridge Office 10th March1963

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. Cars leaving the trim area of the factory where seats roof and boot liners are fitted

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. Engine and gearbox are tested on a rolling road at the end of the production line

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963 Body panels being spot welded

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. Women working in the trim area of the production line

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. Cars leaving the trim area of the factory where seats roof and boot liners are fitted

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963 Body panels being spot welded

The transverse engine assembly line for the Mini. The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. Women working in the trim area of the production line

The transverse engine assembly line for the Mini. The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. A Austin Mini being tested for water tightness after coming of the production line at Longbridge

Austin Mini body panels are assembled prior to welding and being placed on the production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963

The Austin Mini production line at Longbridge. 10th March 1963. A completed Austin Mini is driven on to a car transporter at Longbridge for delivery to a Austin showroom

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We are a leading provider of Art Prints and Photo Gifts since 2003, working in partnership with a range of Sporting Clubs, Charities, Museums and Picture Libraries. A large share of profits from any of their images will go directly towards supporting that charity or club. Our archive of images is carefully curated to bring you a wide range of subjects, including landscapes, wildlife, architecture, and more. We ship from our partner labs in the UK, USA, EU (Netherlands) and Australia.

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For quick and easy installation all wall art, including framed prints, canvas prints and metal prints are supplied with a ready to hang solution on the back. Generally, saw tooth hangers are applied as they allow wall art to hang flush against the wall. The serrated edge of the hanger prevents the frame from shifting or tilting when hung.

Are the photo prints fade resistant?

Yes, we use archival quality photo paper photographic paper for vivid reproduction Prints are an accurate representations of the original artwork, which is preserved for artistic character and authenticity. We guarantee they match previews shown on our web site