LNER: The Silver Jubilee; Britains Original Streamline Train

Made:
1935
publisher:
London & North Eastern Railway
printer:
The Baynard Press

Guidebook, London & North Eastern Railway, "The Silver Jubilee. Britain's First Streamline Train", and note on dogs.

Details

Category:
Documents
Object Number:
2000-8066
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Measurements:
: 5.9843 x 4.4882 in.; 152 x 114 mm
type:
guidebook
credit:
Wilson, Gavin

Parts

Guidebook, London & North Eastern Railway, "The Silver Jubilee. Britain's First Streamline Train", soft cover.

LNER: The Silver Jubilee; Britains Original Streamline Train

Guidebook, London & North Eastern Railway, "The Silver Jubilee. Britain's First Streamline Train", soft cover.

Measurements:
: 5.9843 x 4.4882 in.
152 x 114 mm
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Object Number:
2000-8066/1
type:
guidebook
Note, London & North Eastern Railway, prohibition of dogs travelling on the Silver Jubilee train, paper. [Hand-drawn sketch on the reverse]

LNER Silver Jubilee train Rules for Dogs

Note, London & North Eastern Railway, prohibition of dogs travelling on the Silver Jubilee train, paper. [Hand-drawn sketch on the reverse]

Measurements:
: 4.9213 x 3.937 in.; 125 x 100 mm
Materials:
paper (fibre product)
Object Number:
2000-8066/2
type:
note

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