Railway posters

I'm guessing this is from advert to promote traveling by train instead of car.

Vintage London to Scotland railway poster, circa 1950

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The history of the American National Parks goes back over a century, long before automobiles and airplanes were the most convenient form of travel to and from the parks. In fact, railroads used to be the easiest way for travelers to visit these stunning natural wonders that would soon be called National Parks. The Grand Canyon Railway in particular is a heritage railroad which carries passengers between Williams, Arizona and the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. The 64-mile railroad…

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We have a fabulous selection of prints and vintage style posters predominately depicting the local area - Swanage, Purbeck and the wider county of Dorset.

Great Western Railway - Poster

#66 Stop that Train by Clément Goebels

A London Midland & Scottish Railway poster depicting Harrison Stickle and Blea Tarn from artwork by John Mace (1889-1952).

Poster, Inter City poster, (The Journey of a Nighttime), Black background, The journey of a nighttime, Image of a train at night, Inter City Sleeper, 1988, (Other IDs PO5372/A4/288/12.88SPL).

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Great Western Railway boasted its upgraded electric Super Express trains would cut journey times by up to 17 minutes by 2018

The Canadian Vintage Travel Poster “Whenever you see a successful person, you only see the public glories, never the private sacrifices to reach them.”– Vaibhav Shah canadian,scenic,dome route,canada,kanada,pacific,1930s,30s,30er,,travel poster,travel,vacances,poster,travelposter,holiday,vintage,clasic,retro,coloured,wanderlust,cruise,railway,railroad,1920,1930,1940,1950,

For the second edition of this book the artwork shows a BR Southern Region EMU (a Southern Railway one in reality) linked by the flash of electricity to a London Underground surface O-stock car of the mid-late 1930s - the flared sides indicative of the time. The artwork is, this time, signed by A N Wolstenholme - an artist very proficient in scaperboard work and producing transport based illustrations for such publications and BR publicity. It looks, to me, a very stylish and period item.