StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: poster

Poster calling for protests in London on Saturday 22nd February 2025, with a rally outside the ru55ian embassy. Sponsored / Supported by around 20 Trade Unions and other organisations. "Stand With Ukraine" . not my image : fair use & public information

Tucked away on the wall in the pub where we had lunch during our expedition along the SVR. Snapped it for two reasons - Torquay's opponents on 16th and 23rd April [ date ? - post 1971 from the currency]. I wasn't the only person looking at this ...

A somewhat idealised view of the Aberglaslyn Pass used by the LNWR as publicity material. . I've been trying to relate that to the modern world ... I know where I think it is, which means the artist has somewhat romanticised the location. Not my Image : fair use & public education

Poster with a map of Northumberland & Durham. I think that it shows the extensive North Eastern Railway Network.

Poster advertising special Autumn holiday fares to the Cambrian Coast from Birmingham (Snow Hill). [pre-decimalisation in February 1971]

Framed poster / print of "Storm over Southall Shed" by Cuneo. Like quite a number of people, I am a "mouse hunter" - and yes, I saw this mouse ! - you do get to examine the subject matter quite closely in the search.

I saw a number of these around a couple of weeks beforehand - so added the date to my diary ! Not my image : fair use & public information

Poster for the "Great Little Trains of Wales" - a co-operative publicity scheme for the narrow-gauge railways in (North) Wales formed during the 1970s. There was also a "season" ticket available for free or reduced price travel in the participating railways. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Little_Trains_of_Wales [The Festiniog has two images because they did most of the co-ordination of the scheme at that time] www.greatlittletrainsofwales.co.uk - there are now eleven members, a 20% and a "Gold card" support the railways scheme - currently GLTW is run from Tywyn.

Saltburn Cliff Lift was 130 in June 2014.

The wrong sort of leaves ... I hope this raised at least a wry smile with people passing by. . . Source: not known : random image emailed to me