Mary Evans Dunlop Tyre Advert 10290599

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Picture No	10290599
Date	1950
Description	Dunlop Tyre Advert
Details	Advertisement for Dunlop tyres showing John Cottington, known as 'Mull Sack', ambushing and defeating Cromwell's soldiers. Cottington was hanged in Smithfield Rounds in 1659: 'These picturesque scoundrels, who once made travelling an ordeal, are dead and gone. But today, thanks to John Boyd Dunlop's invention of the pneumatic tyre, we can travel in safety and comfort past the places that once echoed to the dreaded cry of 'Stand and Deliver!'
Source	C.E. Turner in The Illustrated London News, 23rd September 1950, page 4 of Supplement.
Credit	© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
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