STEAM TRAINS AND JIGSAW PUZZLES

The landscape format is, and always has been, the dominant shape for jigsaw puzzles and easily accommodates a picture of a train or locomoti...

Today's post, 14th September 2011, features two photographs of jigsaws made by different manufacturers, the latter not as well known as...

Busy railway junctions have proved to be very popular with artists and jigsaw manufacturers over many years. A location with many railway li...

Steam train enthusiasts prefer to see their icons in a railway infrastructure setting but manufacturers of jigsaw puzzles cater for more co...

For today's post, 23rd August 2011,  I am using two photographs of small jigsaw puzzles from the famous G. J. Hayter stable, more famous...

The title of today's post, 18th August 2011, is self explanatory. I want you to study the pictures of the early, pionee...

In this post, 12th August 2011, I am comparing a 'King' class locomotive, as reproduced in an early British Railways' era painti...

The Gresley, streamlined 'A4' class of 4-6-2 locomotives have been very popular with artists and jigsaw manufacturers over many year...

Today's post, 30th July 2011, is dedicated to one of the most reputable paintings of the 19th century which, unsurprisingly, was reprod...

The 'Golden Arrow' luxury service from Victoria to Dover is featured in today's post 25th July 2011. The express began operating...