Description

Rebuilt Bulleid Merchant Navy class pacific No.35025 ‘Brocklebank Line’ nears Salisbury heading the Atlantic Coast Express in the early 1960s.
The Southern Railway’s Atlantic Coast Express (ACE) first debuted at Waterloo station in July 1926. This West Country express became one of the UK’s most instantly recognised named trains. It’s a bygone era where magical memories of relaxed holidays in the countryside and by the sea are instantly recounted. This express service was hauled by Southern’s most powerful locomotives running over the fast legs from London, Salisbury and into Devon and then only slowing as it served the stations north and west of Exeter.

• Signed giclée print on high quality 190gsm satin gloss.
• Image size: 410mm x 270mm
• Overall size: 500mm x 330mm