Flag, Southern Railway

Flag, Southern Railway, Southern Railway House flag as carried by Cross Channel Ferries up to 1947. Stitched linen, navy blue with red and white cross. SR in diagonally opposite corners. 44"x24"

Details

Category:
Railway Shipping
Object Number:
1988-7773
Measurements:
overall: 650 mm x 1100 mm x 15 mm,
type:
flag
credit:
British Rail, Historical Relics

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