ANON. The Royal Scot to London Euston.
Original luggage label, c.1930. 85 x 135 mm.
In July 1927 the London Midland and Scottish Railway launched the Royal Scot Service. The train originally divided at Symington in Scotland with a portion continuing to Glasgow and the other portion to Edinburgh.
In August 1927 the LMS introduced the modern and more powerful Royal Scot Class locomotive which ran between Euston and Carlisle non stop. The service lost its name when Virgin trains dropped its last remaining named trains including the Royal Scot.
SKU: 2126591
ANON. The Royal Scot to London Euston.
Original luggage label, c.1930. 85 x 135 mm.
In July 1927 the London Midland and Scottish Railway launched the Royal Scot Service. The train originally divided at Symington in Scotland with a portion continuing to Glasgow and the other portion to Edinburgh.
In August 1927 the LMS introduced the modern and more powerful Royal Scot Class locomotive which ran between Euston and Carlisle non stop. The service lost its name when Virgin trains dropped its last remaining named trains including the Royal Scot.
SKU: 2126591
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