A Rare Art Deco Period Chinese Advertising Fan for 'Luna Park' c.1920-30 sub-Antiques There were several British vessels

There were several British vessels that sunk in 1944 including HMS Boadicea

mirroring the contents which ranges from ‘limax laevis’ form the Agriolimacidae family to ‘anoclonta cygnea’

and the poem proved popular in fashionable circles as a result

containing over four hundred and fifty beautifully shot and diverse photographs

which is perhaps more famous for its use by Transport of London and the London Underground than the RSPCA

A Rare Art Deco Period Chinese Advertising Fan for 'Luna Park' c.1920-30 sub-Antiques There were several British vesselsOrigin: Chinese Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1920 30 Length: 11 inches Open Span: 16. 5 inches (at maximum) The paper leaf fan with art deco inspired printed scene in scarlet red, turquoise and yellow on a buff ground showing two stylised greyhounds chasing a hare with angular lettering Luna Park above and the same in Chinese, the wording repeated on the reverse though in red and black with geometric banding and depicted area map with