Railways

As our current theme trundles slowly towards the buffers, I thought you may appreciate this. Thanks to Radek once again.

Hopefully this label will kickstart a discussion or three. So my thinking is this, does the label show an actual event or is it just a pastiche? Could it be …

Not a name you would normally associate with a railway theme, but all will become clear (I hope). The loco on this label is restored No: 46115, Scots Guardsman, built …

Right I will own up from the outset. This is one of my favourite railway labels and features the artwork of John Austin FGRA. More correctly known as the Cheltenham …

Thanks again to Radek, for this label. I guess that the beer may well be in the style of a Belgian Tripel, but I have a sneaking suspicion that neither …

A while back, we had “Mainline”, so it is only fair that we give the Local Line a chance. This label dates back to the late 1980’s, which was well …

As the title indicates, what else indeed,could we post today. The Flying Scotsman, after a 10 year absence & a four million £ refit, made it’s first official run from …

Well despite the name of this label, I recall these used to pull as well as push. And this nicely combines a diesel loco & an electric multiple unit. Pretty …

A named train this time, running from London Victoria to Dover Marine. On 15 May 1929, the Southern Railway introduced this service, which continued until 1972, with a gap during …