STEAM TRAINS AND JIGSAW PUZZLES

Somewhat neglected in the steam railway jigsaw market are those examples depicting locomotives representing the superb Scottish railway com...

For today's post (23rd October 2010), I am focusing on a special express train, the 'Coronation Scot', as depicted in just three...

A rather special little puzzle is the subject of today's post (18th October 2010). It celebrates the life of one of the greatest engine...

For this new post, 13th October 2010, I have chosen to include two photographs of jigsaws, both in the popular 'cut-out' style cham...

The two puzzles in this latest post (2nd October 2010) show GWR stations, Exeter St Davids and Birmingham Snow Hill, as superb backdrops. ...

I have many favourites among my collection of steam railway jigsaw puzzles and here are three photographs showing less expensive examples. ...

Circular puzzles always attract more attention than those of a more conventional shape, whether they are straight reproductions of paintings...

The humble origin of Victory , one of the best loved of all jigsaw manufacturers, lies in a Dorset garden shed. Here, Gerald Hayter cut woo...

Three more pictures for today all duplicating jigsaws from my collection of over 370. The first is a photograph of a 400-piece puzzle by ...

This, my second post, comprises three photographs of jigsaw puzzles from my collection, all made by different British manufacturers. Con...