The National Railway Museum in York is the largest of its kind in the worldnd home to a wide range of railway icons - from the world's fastest steamngine to a lock of Robert Stephenson's hair - and a vast collection ofocomotives and engines. The museum also has an exceptional collection ofbout 8,000 historic railway posters designed to be displayed in waitingooms, booking offices and on railway platforms. Many of the posters wereommissioned from well-known contemporary artists and their vibrant, boldesigns still appear fresh and modern to this day. The National Railwayuseum Diary 2005 includes a selection of posters which celebrates travelrom the UK to the continent of Europe in the golden age of rail travel.hown on weekly spreads, images of steam trains and boats, and of mountains,astles and lakes, cafes and churches, towns and cities in Denmark, Germany,olland, Italy, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria and Norway -olourfully evoke a bygone era in this beautiful diary for 2005. Each weekas a full-page colour illustration and the diary includes national and

This diary showcases a selection of the most popular posters from theollection of the national Railway Museum. Showing nostalgic images of thelying Scotsman and other famous engines, glamorous destinations, dramaticandscapes and sunny beaches, all these posters were commissioned in theolden age of railway travel to be displayed in waiting rooms, bookingffices and on platforms to entice the traveller. Each week has a full-pageolour illustration and the diary includes national and religious holidaysnd astronomical information. Beautifully produced in week-to-view formatith a colour picture on every spread and a ribbon marker, and with a freshesign, generously laid out, with plenty of room to write, this is a perfectift for travel and art lovers alike. The National Railway Museum in York ishe largest of its kind in the world. It holds an exceptional collection ofbout 8,000 railway posters dating back to the 1920s.

Celebrate the golden age of the British railway with this illustrated desk diary featuring the stylish, iconic travel posters of the 1920s to 1960s. This week-to-view diary with a ribbon marker features a selection of the popular vintage travel posters used by the railway companies of the past to promote travel to all corners of the British Isles and abroad. From the National Railway Museum, one of the greatest railway museums in the world, this iconic diary will brighten up any desk – and inspire new travel plans! Also available in pocket diary format.

Celebrate the golden age of the British railway with this illustrated pocket diary featuring the stylish, iconic travel posters of the 1920s to 1960s. This week-to-view diary with a ribbon marker features a selection of the popular vintage travel posters used by the railway companies of the past to promote travel to all corners of the British Isles and abroad. From the National Railway Museum, one of the greatest railway museums in the world, this iconic diary will brighten up any desk – and inspire new travel plans! Also available in desk diary format.

The National Railway Museum Desk Diary 2016 celebrates the golden age of the British railway - a period when the railway companies used posters to promote travel to all corners of the British Isles and abroad. A selection of these images illustrate this popular diary. The diary is a week to view, has a ribbon marker and is also available in pocket format.

The National Railway Museum Diary 2016 celebrates the golden age of the British railway - a period when the railway companies used posters to promote travel to all corners of the British Isles and abroad. A selection of these images illustrate this popular diary. The diary is a week to view, has a ribbon marker and is also available in pocket format.