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Chinatown, London

There are a multitude of `London Calling` cards in the collection at Rocket68. This lively illustrated range of London themed prints and cards aims to portray the vibrancy and beauty of London`s architecture, areas, life & communities. Each card is supplied with quality Gunpowder grey envelope in a cellophane wrapper.These cards are all illustrated by Jill White and printed in the UK on a lovely soft Calisto FSC accredited board.

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