Portrait, caricature, watercolour and pencil, "Great Central", Sam Fay, General Manager of the Great Central Railway, by Spy (Leslie Ward), 1907. Framed and glazed. Published as number 1090 in the "Men of the Day" series featured in a supplement to 'Vanity Fair, 30th October 1907, see 1977-7220 for an example. Great Central 1907
Print. Two Cast Iron Bridges on the Manchester South Junction & Altrincham Railway at Castlefield by Geldart. Proof copy with hand-written note on back "Two of the cast iron bridges of the Manchester South Junction and Altringham Railway at Castlefield built by David Bellhouse of Manchester - opened 1/8/1849" View of bridges over canal. 315 x 450mm. Copyright: Geldart. 12.4016 x 17.7165 in. Two Cast Iron Bridges on the Manchester South Junction & Altrincham Railway
Print. Central Station, Manchester by Geldart. Signed by artist. Exterior view of station. 315 x 450mm. Copyright: Geldart. Handwritten note on back "Central Station Manchester - Just prior to the commencement of work to connect it to G. MEX." 12.4016 x 17.7165 in. Central Station Manchester
Pencil and watercolour drawing. 'Southern Railway, Brighton Electrification. Central Control Room, Three Bridges'. Drawn by G D Carter. Southern Railway, Brighton Electrification. Central Control Room, Three Bridges
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Aviary on W. Epp's Nursery, Ashford, South Eastern Railway, 25 August 1852. One of series of drawings for the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Aviary on W. Epp's Nursery, Ashford 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Front of an Old House at Maidstone, South Eastern Railway, September 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Front of an Old House at Maidstone 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Dorking Town from the line, 20 September 1952. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom. Dorking Town 1952
Watercolour, proposal for a new Euston station, believed to be by William Walcot after a design by the architect Percy Thomas, about 1937. Depicts a projected view of the monumental facade of a new Euston station, built in Staffordshire limestone in a sparse neoclassical style. There are wings on either side of the main station building for offices and a hotel. Produced for the London, Midland and Scottish Railway. Framed and glazed. Proposed rebuilding of Euston Station circa 1937
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Canterbury Station looking up, 27 August 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Canterbury Station looking up 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Works at Ashford, 10 October 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Works at Ashford 1852
Watercolour by Bertram Augustus Curry, 1907. North Eastern Railway (NER) 2-2-4T locomotive no.66 Aerolite with York Minster in background. 1907. In glazed frame. North Eastern Railway 2-2-4T locomotive no.66 Aerolite 1907
Watercolour and pencil on paper, Carlisle Station, unknown artist. A painting of a station building with people standing in front. There is a banner in the top left corner inscribed 'CARLISLE STATION'. Framed and glazed (glass). The building was designed by architect William Tite in the Gothic style and was built in 1847. Also known as Carlisle Citadel Station. Carlisle Station
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Dorking Station, South Eastern Railway, c1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Dorking Station 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Redhill and Reigate Junction Station, South Eastern Railway, c. 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Redhill and Reigate Junction Station circa 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. South-Eastern Terminus, London Bridge ( interior with platforms), c1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom South-Eastern Terminus, London Bridge 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. No.136 Express Engine, 2 September 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom No.136 Express Engine 1852
Pencil Drawing, by CJC (C J Cropper), portrait of Frank Ree, General Manager, London & North Western Railway, reading report of arrangement with Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, 4 March 1909. Framed and glazed, glass. Portrait of Frank Ree General Manager London & North Western Railway 1909
Pencil Drawing by CJC (C J Cropper), "The Chairman", 1910/12/01, portrait of Lord Stalybridge, Chairman, London & North Western Railway (on headed LNWR Board Room notepaper). Framed and Glazed, glass. Portrait of Lord Stalbridge, Chairman, London & North Western Railway 1910
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Canterbury Town from the line, South Eastern Railway, 27 August 1852. One of a series of drawing for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Canterbury Town from the line 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Gravesend Station, South Eastern Railway, North Kent Line, 5 October 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guiide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Gravesend Station 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Port and Harbour of Dover. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Port and Harbour of Dover 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Tunbridge Junction, South Eastern Railway, 11 August 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Tunbridge Junction 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Folkestone Junction, 1852. One of series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Folkestone Junction 1852
Watercolour and pencil, London & Brighton Railway, Shoreham Bridge over River Adur, by W Richardson, c1850. Shoreham Bridge over River Adur 1850
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Harbour House, beach & cliffs, Folkestone, South Eastern Railway, September 1852. One of a series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Harbour House, beach & cliffs, Folkestone 1852
Pencil and watercolour drawing by T. Sulman. Dover, 29 September 1852. One of series of drawings for The Illustrated Guide to the South-Eastern Railway by George Measom Dover 1852
Great Western Railway King class locomotive with the Cornish Riviera Express passing through Reading, 1939. Watercolour by Laurie Cleeton. Framed and Glazed. Great Western Railway King class locomotive with the Cornish Riviera Express passing through Reading 1939
Painting, watercolour, Slough Station, by an unknown artist, about 1842. Depicts a view of the Great Western Railway station seen from the north. A train of what appear to be open carriages, hauled by a 2-2-2 steam locomotive, is waiting in the 'up' train shed, heading for London. Further down the track is the train shed for 'down' trains for Bristol, with a bridge over the railway beyond. Passengers are standing near the station entrance, and there is a water column beside the track. Behind the station is the newly completed Royal Hotel. In the foreground is a field, surrounded by a wooden fence. Ivory plaque on the frame reads "Slough Station, 1841, 576". Framed and glazed. Slough Station circa 1842