Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Canterbury Cathedral), Promoting Awaydays to Canterbury from Southern Region stations, January 1978, (Other IDs AD998/B3/12178). Visit Canterbury Cathedral 1978
Poster, British Railways (Southern Region), 'Visit Windsor Castle', by Reginald Montague Lander. View of Windsor Castle from the Thames, Text - To stand beneath the towering battlements and tread the same worn stones that once rang to the steel-shod feet of men-at-arms is to experience fascination of stepping back across the centuries, Although originally built by William the Conquerer to guard the approaches to London, the massive stone fortifications were largely constructed during the 12th & 13th centuries. Since those early days successive monarchs have enlarged and restored the castle. In 1348 Edward III founded the Order of the Garter, with its own chapel, which was replaced by St George's Chapel in 1475 and stands today as one of the finest examples of late Gothic building. The choir is magnificent with the Knights' elaborately carved stalls surmounted by their colourful hereldic banners. There is so much of interest to see here, from a fine collection of paintings, arms and armour to Queen Mary's Dolls House, a luxurious 20th century royal residence complete in every detail but just one twelfth normal size. This royal fortress, a proud symbol of our national heritage is but a few minutes walk from the station., Information on availability of posters for sale, 1978, (Other IDs AD1000/B31/2/12178 Code C). Visit Windsor Castle 1978
Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Chichester), Promoting Awaydays to Chichester from Southern region stations, March 1978, (Other IDs AD991/B2 1/2/12178 Code C). Visit Chichester 1978
Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Guildford), Promoting Awaydays to Guildford from Southern region stations, July 1976, (Other IDs AD992/B3/29676 Code C). Visit Guildford 1976
Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Hampton Court Palace), Promoting Awaydays to Hampton Court fron Southern Region Stations, January 1978, (Other IDs AD999/B5/121 Code C). Visit Hampton Court Palace 1978
British Railways (Southern) poster (You Can't Beat Intercity), White background black printing, Large black panel at the top, Lines to INTER-CIT in yellow, Lines to INTER-C in red, Lines to INTE in purple, Text below panel gives fastest journey times to several coastal towns. !970, (AD3688/250/11 12 70) You Can't Beat Intercity 1970
Poster, British Rail Intercity poster, (When You Can Use Your Saver and Supersaver), Table sorting out validity of tickets for period 1 October 1990 to 30 April 1991, Together with footnote regarding ticket restrictions, September 1990, (Other IDs AO1774/A4/9.90 - 4.91). When You Can Use Your Saver and Supersaver 1990
Poster, British Railways (Southern) poster, (7 Day Runabout Tickets 21 May to 1 October 1978), Area 1 (£4.50), Area 2 (£5.40), Area 17 (£4.40), Runabout Tickets Valid for 7 Days, June 1978, (Other IDs AD1568/130/21678 Code A). 7 Day Runabout Tickets 21 May to 1 October 1978 1978
British Railways (Southern) poster (New Double Offer), White background, Text in white on two irregular shapes, Upper one magenta, Lower blue, Advises that from Sunday 26 April all tickets can be used to and from all Southern Region London Terminals and annual season tickets will be issued at a new cheap rate, 1970, (AD3304/B11/13470) New Double Offer 1970
Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Battle), Promoting Awaydays to Battle from Southern region stations, January 1978, (Other IDs AD993/B2 1/2/12178 Code C). Visit Battle 1978
Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Arundel Castle), Promoting Awaydays to Arundel Castle from Southern region stations, March 1977, (Other IDs AD81/B3/25277 Code C). Visit Arundel Castle 1977
Poster, Inter City, Practice Your Motorway Driving. Stare Intently at this Poster, White background, Two red dots in middle, Practice Your Motorway Driving. Stare Intently at this Poster, Fog, Warning signs and holdups all add up to a Winter of discontent, If it wasn't for the train, We'd all go dotty, For an Inter City guide to services call 081-200 0200 or ask at your local station or rail appointed travel agent, 1992, (Other IDs A1/1092). Practice Your Motorway Driving. Stare Intently at this Poster 1992
Poster, British Rail (Southern Region) poster, (Visit Winchester Cathedral), Promoting Awaydays to Winchester Cathedral from Southern region stations, January 1978, (Other IDs AD992/B3 1/2/12178 Code C). Visit Winchester Cathedral 1978
Poster, British Rail Southern Region, (Visit Kew by Train), Printed in shades of green, black and white, Representations of the Palm House and Chinese Pagoda at Kew, A beam engine for the Living Steam Museum and a grand piano for Mechanical Music Museum, Information on all three sites, Availability of copies of posters for purchase, Awayday fare to Kew Bridge Station, 1978, (Other IDs AD996/B3/12178 Code C). Visit Kew by Train 1978
Poster, British Rail poster, (Now the Allround Service to Exeter), White/blue background, Now the Allround Service to Exeter, Pie diagram with a house, a train and a bus on it, The E1 route is your local link with Exmouth Station, Fast, Frequent, From early to late, August 1990, (Other IDs JI0005/60/686). Now the Allround Service to Exeter 1990
Poster, British Rail poster, (More Trains Per Hour, More Miles Per Hour), In association with Lancashire County Council, Illustrated with artist's impression of Pacer trains in shades of red and white, Advertises new fast Pacer service to Liver pool every hour, 1986, (Other IDs L10017A(4)/40/986). More Trains Per Hour, More Miles Per Hour 1986
Poster, British Rail poster, (Where We Took Mummy and Daddy Yesterday), White background, Children's drawing of a train, Castle, The sea, A river, An ice cream, Get your free "Days out by train" leaflet here, July 1987, (Other IDs LI0065/A1/7.87). Where We Took Mummy and Daddy Yesterday 1987
Poster, British Rail poster, (Meadowhall Now Stopping for Shopping), White background, Drawing of a train at Meadowhall station, A new station for Europe's finest shopping centre, Our new station at Meadowhall is now open, Pick up a leaflet at your local staffed station, August 1990, (Other IDs NI025/110/8.90). Meadowhall Now Stopping for Shopping 1990