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Balloon event, Charles Green, Leicester
Charles Green ballooning poster, advertising his 411th ascent in his Royal Victoria Balloon, from the Cricket Ground, Leicester. With special trains laid on from nearby cities.
27 June 1849
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1840s 1849 Ascent Ballooning Cricket Leicester Midlands Parachute Special Trains Wednesday
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This poster advertises the 411th ascent of Charles Green, a renowned Victorian balloonist, in his majestic Royal Victoria Balloon from the Cricket Ground in Leicester on Wednesday, 27th June 1849. The image showcases the grandeur of the era with the pink and early Victorian-style balloon, adorned with intricate designs and regal insignia, ascending into the clear blue sky. Charles Green, an animal-free balloonist, was known for his daring flights, captivating audiences across the Midlands and beyond. The poster promotes the event with the tagline "A Grand Air Exhibition," inviting spectators to witness this extraordinary feat of human achievement. The poster also highlights the convenience of transportation, with special trains laid on from nearby cities, making it easier for people to attend the event. The image of a train in the background further emphasizes the connection between ground transportation and the aerial adventure. Despite the early 1840s setting, the poster's design is modern and engaging, featuring a parachute attached to the balloon, symbolizing safety and innovation. The overall effect is a captivating piece of history that showcases the excitement and wonder of ballooning during the Victorian era.
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