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The Mid-Day Scot, BR poster, 1950

The Mid-Day Scot, BR poster, 1950


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The Mid-Day Scot, BR poster, 1950

Poster produced for British Railways (BR), to promote the Mid-Day Scot service from London Euston to Glasgow Central. A timetable is printed beneath the main illustration. Artwork by A N Wolstenholme

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This print takes us back to the golden era of British Railways, showcasing a vintage poster promoting the iconic Mid-Day Scot service. Created in 1950 by the talented artist A N Wolstenholme, this artwork captures the essence of travel and adventure that awaited passengers on their journey from London Euston to Glasgow Central. The focal point of this poster is a beautifully illustrated locomotive speeding through picturesque landscapes, evoking a sense of excitement and anticipation. The attention to detail is remarkable, with every element meticulously crafted to perfection. Beneath the main illustration lies a timetable, providing travelers with essential information about departure times and stops along the route. As we gaze upon this timeless piece of art, we are transported back in time when train travel was not merely a means of transportation but an experience in itself. It reminds us of an era where elegance and sophistication were synonymous with rail journeys. Preserved by the National Railway Museum's Pictorial Collection, this print serves as a window into history for railway enthusiasts and art lovers alike. It encapsulates both the artistic talent behind these promotional posters as well as their role in shaping public perception towards rail travel during that period. Let this enchanting image ignite your imagination and take you on a nostalgic voyage through time – reliving the allure and charm of The Mid-Day Scot service offered by British Railways all those years ago.

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