For almost forty years from the 1960s until the partnership was wound up in 1996 graphic designer Colin Banks of the design consultancy Banks & Miles produced an unusual corporate Christmas card to send to clients and friends. It consisted of a cardboard or metal cylindrical "Christmas pot" wrapped in a printed paper sleeve designed by Banks and containing some festive or whimsical contents (sweets, a phone card, a length of "red tape") appropriately or humorously tying in with the design on the sleeve. Conceptually, Banks's seasonal multiples anticipate by almost two decades, though in a graphic design rather than "fine art" idiom, the art handling company MOMART's famous commissioning of contemporary artists to devise its own Christmas multiple which is also collected by the V&A.