It was decided long expanses of quotations could be installed amongst the wall displays and original documents be reproduced in vinyl to give a vivid and durable display preserving the originals intact. Following the installation, Cath commented "Just to say thank you for the work the guys did today. The lettering looks amazing - so much better than I hoped. They did a fantastic job of putting it up too and were really helpful. The long quotes didn't look easy to handle and I was very glad I'd asked for installation. The photos of the documents look incredible - better than the originals by a mile. Thank you so much for all your help at turning this round so quickly. I'm sure we'll be making a lot more use of you and now we know what you can do, we'll be better prepared next time around. The exhibitions will look so much more professional with finishing touches like this." The exhibition itself is to run until the end of Christmas 2018 and is about local artist, Walter Spradbery. Whilst he is best known for his London Transport poster designs, this exhibition explores lesser-known aspects of his life - his commitment to pacifism; his work in the Royal Army Medical Corps during WWI; events held for the community at his home in Buckhurst Hill and his role in establishing centres for people to enjoy art. This exhibition also marks the centenary of the end of the First World War. As a well-established part of the local community, the museum located in Waltham Abbey also offers a wide variety of events and activities for all ages. If you are looking for bespoke exhibition or internal graphics ideas, then give the team at Signs Express (Harlow) a call on 01279 641300 or visit the Harlow webpage. The possibilities are almost endless in terms of what we can achieve within the signage industry. If ever you have ideas for projects, despite how loose or vague an idea might be, we'll likely have a solution for it!