London Chatham & Dover Railway, an original varnish

Clément Quinton (1851-1920) Aberglaslyn Pass London & Morth Western Railway, original poster printed by Courbot Paris c. 1900 - 104 x 72 cm

The Sunset Models O scale brass two rail Gresley A-4 Mallard 4-6-2 steam locomotive with sound and smoke modeled after the London and North Eastern Railway's Mallard #4468, with original box dated 200

from Canonbury to Camberwell, and from Hyde Park to East India Dock, updated to include the London and Birmingham railway, engraved map with full original hand-colouring, 665 x 1010mm., dissected and

Original hand-colored engraving from HARPER'S WEEKLY, illustrated newspaper. Double Page, dated March 11, 1876 "Gone!". -Scene in London Railway. Departure of Immigrants for Liverpool.

PAIR OF ENGLISH LEATHER HORSE RIDING BOOTS WITH ORIGINAL BOOT TREES MARKED MAXWELL, DOVER ST., LONDON

Emilio Tafani (1885-1963) Wild Honeysuckle Harrow Weald by Tram and Bus original poster printed for London Electric Railways by Ernest Nister 1915 - 74 x 48 cm

Edward Bawden (1903-1989) Hyde Park The Stage of London Life, original poster printed for the Underground (London Electric Railway) 1925 - 102 x 63 cm One the Bawden's first commercial design commissi

The two original railway posters are titled The Awakening of Spring Ride General and Ride Well by Dangerfield Printing Co Ltd. London, along with At London's Service for London Transport. Printed by W

Sunset Models Model Train O Scale Locomotive London Northeastern Railway (LNER) Gresley Flying Scotsman 4-6-2 steam locomotive #4472 with tender, having original box and packing Property from: The Est

German, circa 1910, a Bing Adams 4-4-0 steam locomotive & tender in three gauge, both showing original paint & markings for the London & South Western Railway, the underside of the locomotive carriage

Frank H Mason (1876-1965) Cruden Bay Travel by LNER, original poster printed for the London and North Eastern Railway by Chorley & Pickersgill c. 1930 - 102 x 127 cm

Frank Newbould (1887-1951) Vienna via Harwich Twice a day, original poster printed for the London and North Eastern Railway by McCorquodale c. 1925 - 102 x 127 cm

T Way (Thomas Robert 1861-1914) Twickenham Ferry Underground London United Tramways , printed for Electric Railway House by T Way July 1911 - 52 x 21.5 cm

Railway Interest: Railway Interest: Official Railway Clearing House Map of London and its Environs, 1899. Silk lined, and folding into the original covers (128 x 102 cm). VG; Plus: Roscoe: Two works i

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters The Race Goer , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Avenue Press 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters The News Boy , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Avenue Press 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters The Zoo Keeper , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Chorley & Pickersgill 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters The Park Keeper , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Avenue Press 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters The Conductor , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Avenue Press 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters Covent Garden Porter , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Chorley & Pickersgill 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

E A Cox (1876-1955) London Characters The Flower Women , original poster printed for Underground Electric Railways by Chorley & Pickersgill 1920 - 76 x 51 cm

T D Kerr (fl. 1920's) "Atlantic Coast Express " Sir Gawain , Every Weekday from London (Waterloo) , original poster Ad142 printed for Southern Railway by Waterlow 1926 - 102 x 127 cm

Measures 13.25" Tall, x 43.5" L x 21.5" wide. with railway express label 10/2/33 along with several other labels white star line, condition applicable to use and age. Has interior drawer original Loui

COLLINS, W. WILKIE. Rambles Beyond Railways; or, Notes in Cornwall Taken A-Foot. With illustrations by Henry Brandling. London: Richard Bentley, 1851. First edition. 8vo. Original cream cloth, blind-s