English Bus Scroll Tapestry

These authentic English bus scrolls were once a staple of public transport buses throughout England in the 1905's-1960's. Rolled onto a tube and displayed on the front of the bus, the driver would operate a hand crank to change the destination shown to the public. Long since outdated by newer digital displays, these have found new life as tapestries showcasing our favorite cities and streets across England. Oswaldtwistle-Accrington: 84.75" tall, 35.5" wide Northrop-Private: 56.6" tall, 35.5" wide Clitheroe-Bacup: 87.5" tall, 35.5" wide Accrington-Pendleton Ave: 81.75" tall, 35.5" wide Accrington-Accrington: 88.75" tall, 35.5" wide Laneside-Mullards: 86.25" tall, 35.5" wide Willows Lane-Clayton: 82.5" tall, 35.5" wide Rye-Hastings: 44" tall, 30.5" wide Pett Level- Rye: 65" tall, 30.5" wide Westfield-Eastbourne: 72.5" tall, 30.5" wide Ashford-Cadborough Cliff: 64.25" tall, 30.5" wide Deepdale Road-Braithwell: 81.5" tall, 27" wide Mothby-Rotherham: 82.25", 27" wide Rye Harbour-Bournemouth