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One black-and-white 8in x 10in (20.3cm x 25.4cm) print contact sheet, created by Alexander Apperley, which depicts a 5 July 1995 stunt by Save Our Railways campaigners at Lea Bridge station, England, on "ghost trains" or parliamentary trains, and the reduction in stations and lines due to privatisation of British railways. Contact sheet contains nineteen images in 35mm, shots 17 to 36. Reverse bears the handwritten inscription "1 Ghost Train protest 5 Jul 95." and a printed label bearing the text "Photograph by Alexander Apperley".

Black-and-white contact sheet of a ghost train stunt
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign in the motif of a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
Black and white contact sheets and one 8x10 black-and-white photograph produced by Alexander Apperley (1996) depicting National Cycle Week. Reverse bears an adhesive label with manuscript notes on the event and a printed label with Apperley's address and contact details.

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One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, and other campaigners. Campaigners in the centre hold a sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced by Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One 35mm colour transparency in a plastic mount produced by Alexander Apperley, photographer, which depicts one wheelchair user, people with walking sticks, guide dogs / assistance dogs, a person standing with a bicycle, and other campaigners. Campaigners stand in front of a large white sign designed to resemble a bank check which reads "A safer railway for [illegible]". Photograph was produced for Transport 2000 (now Campaign for Better Transport) for an accessibility demonstration during their Platform campaign to seek better conditions for railway passengers amid privatisation in the United Kingdom, c. 1993-2002. One of a set of eleven slides depicting the demonstration.

Colour transparency photograph of an accessibility demonstration for the Platform campaign
One black-and-white 8in x 10in (20.3cm x 25.4cm) print contact sheet, created by Alexander Apperley, which depicts shots 9 through 31 of a Save Our Railways stunt at the London Marriott, c. 1994-2001. Images depict campaigners standing outside the London Marriott hotel holding signs reading "Sir George Young & Co. Station for Sale" and outsized "Bank of Madness" satirical bank notes. Reverse bears a handwritten inscription "Save Our Railways. London Marriot." and a printed label bearing the text "Photograph by Alexander Apperley".

Black-and-white contact sheet of a "Station for Sale" stunt
One black-and-white 10.3cm x 25.4 cm print contact sheet, created by Alexander Apperley, which depicts a 5 July 1995 stunt by Save Our Railways campaigners at Lea Bridge station, England, on "ghost trains" or parliamentary trains, and the reduction in stations and lines due to privatisation of British railways. Contact sheet contains seven images in 35mm, shots 1 to 7, with campaigners in white sheets on a train platform and in trains. Reverse bears the handwritten inscription "Ghost Train 2 5 Jul 95." and a printed label bearing the text "Photograph by Alexander Apperley". Sheet has been cut along the bottom edge.

Black-and-white contact sheet of a ghost train stunt

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