Posters created for the London underground some of them exceptionally rare, have gone on sale at the Transport Musuem as part of a new online exhibition called First Editions.
The prints were often created in low numbers and feature designs by influential artists.
Michael Walton from the musuem spoke to London Live about some of the iconic prints.
Event organiser Matthew Phillip spoke with James
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