Steam Engines and Train lovers Delight - vintage prints of steam engines professionally framed as a set - Industrial Revolution, Engineering

Well, this is it. If you are looking for a vintage present or decor that captures and celebrates British engineering, particularly steam engines and trains, this this set of six wonderful vintage framed prints are for you. They are interesting prints, each depicting a steam invention of some sort, a menage of the actual engineer, the individual behind it, other vintage graphics - all creating an interesting collage around an engineering topic. All in shads of red and black. Then they are framed with a white card mount, labelled and presented in a deep red wooden glazed vintage frame, with somegilt painted detail. . All framed identically making this a wonderful set to display. The print are all in lovely condition, the mounts show some signs of markings and a few have creases in them. The frames have some marks and knocks from storage and use - all commensurate with age. All should clean up well, and with a bit of tlc (maybe some staining or feltmarking of the frames) will make them very ready to hang. All have string and glass. The frames as is and the overall look is commensurate with this celebration on vintage engineering and development.
The prints include :
No. 1 - THe Dawn of a New Era - Trevithicks Tramroad Locomotive, South Wales 1803
No. 2 - Pioneers of Steam, Hackworth, Hedley and Blenkinsop
No. 3 - The Stephensons - Robert and George Stephenson, Locomotion 1825, Rocket 1829
No. 4 - Daniel Gooch and The Great Western, Duke Class Locomotive 1847
No. 5 - Patrick Stirling and The Great Norther Railway - GNR 1870
No. 6 - William Stroudley London Brighton South Coast Railway, Express Engine 1882
What a wonderful collection. PLease have a good look at the photos and zoom in.
Sizes : 41cm x 41cm frame, aperture 31cm x 29cm
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