Seymour, E. O.
E.O. Seymour (fl. c. 1949 - 1952) was a British postwar commercial artist and illustrator who produced works for airlines, especially the British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC). Little information about him is available, even his full name, and his known works number only four, pictorial air route maps of the Eastern and Western Hemisphere for BOAC, a travel poster for BOAC titled 'Fly to South America' and featuring a depiction of an old mission church, and a similar poster titled 'Fly to South Africa' for South African Airways.
Tying Together the Commonwealth.
B.O.A.C. World Air Routes Eastern Hemisphere.
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This is a 1949 E. O. Seymour pictorial map of the Eastern Hemisphere produced for the British Overseas Air Corporation (B.O.A.C). It was prepared during the airline's 'Golden Age,' when a Postwar commercial air travel boom was taking flight and travel between continents was becoming increasingly accessible. (more details)
Hopping across 'the Pond'.
B.O.A.C. World Air Routes Western Hemisphere.
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This is a c. 1949 E. O. Seymour pictorial map of the Western Hemisphere produced for the British Overseas Air Corporation (B.O.A.C.). It was prepared during the airline's 'Golden Age,' when a Postwar commercial air travel boom was taking flight and travel between continents was becoming increasingly accessible. (more details)