From MediaBistro’s ‘Liquid Treat’ weekly newsletter about design-related stuff:

A team of workers renovating London’s Notting Hill Gate subway (tube) station recently unearthed walls of colorful posters that have been there since the last round of major repairs—in the late 1950s. The postwar posters include highly stylized advertisements for films of the day (Around the World in 80 Days, Too Many Crooks), events including the Daily Mail’s annual “Ideal Home” exhibition, and consumer products such as Pepsodent toothpaste (“You’ll wonder where the yellow went”). Don’t bother crossing the pond to examine the treasure trove of vintage graphic design, which remains inaccessible to the public. Just head to Flickr, where you can view the London Underground’s photos of the inspiring posters.

photos ©mikeyashworth