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Commemorative account for the Shell Heritage Art Collection at the National Motor Museum (2015-2023).

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Congratulations to those who guessed that yesterdays was sung by our national and seasonal favourite – the Robin. Look out for our next bird song quiz later today!

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Sharing a little with you today for those who can't get outside to see the real thing. This 'Friend to the Farmer' from the 1952 series was painted by Harold Hussey

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Wishing a very Happy 90th Birthday . A student taught by Edward Bawden & John Nash, also Shell artists, these beautiful watercolour of the British countryside for the 1964 Book of Roads shows his great talent

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It's out there folks!
The have multiple and warnings - check before you travel or else you may become 'a friend in need' like these drivers in our 1912 postcard.

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We believe that this is a cheeky portrait by the artist of Jack Beddington as a farmer - Jack was Shell Marketing Manager at the time! Certainly a likeness to this sketch of Jack (bleow)

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Old King Cole was a merry old soul,
A merry old soul was he,
He called for his coat
And he called for his car
And away on went he!

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Hope you're all getting ready for Christmas jumper day tomorrow! They certainly were ready in this 1930 Shell Transport poster!

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A lovely autumnal from these two Collies! This poster was painted by Foster Jarrett for the 1930s 'Quick Starting Pair' campaign - when starting your engine on a colder morning was resolved by using both Shell oil and petrol.

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More fabulous from students of Oak Lodge School in the New Forest. They were inspired by poster collection and cars and grounds - such amazing talent shown here!

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Of course we can't talk about for without sharing some of our cards. These were sent anonymously by to female customers from 1938 to the mid 1970s. The clues to the sender came from the poems and the shells scattered around the drawings!

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