England. Statue of Bartholomew Diaz at South Africa House, London.
London, 1843. Royal train of London and Birmingham Railways.
England, 27 September 1825. Opening of the first railway from Stockton to Darlington.
London, England, 1924. Silver plaque on SAR dining cars at the British Empire Exhibition. Note 'Wembley'.
England. Four-wheeled coach No 2.
England. Four-wheeled first class coach with three compartments, 18 feet long wooden frame and papier mache panels.
England. Open coach 27 feet long No 1846.
England. Culm Valley third class coach No 1184.
England. GWR third class coach No 840.
London, England, 5 November 1971. Heathrow Airport. SAA Boeing 747 ZS-SAN 'Lebombo' at night. Push back for departure on delivery flight to Johannesburg. Note spare engine on 5th pod.
Birmingham. NGR 3rd class passenger coach No 199 built in England.
London, 1840. The Buddicom locomotive.built by a British firm for the French Railways.
London, 1840. The Buddicom locomotive.built by a British firm for the French Railways.
Hawkesbury. Six C38 locomotives used to test a new bridge.
2 February 1901. Great Western Railway announcement of Royal Train for funeral of the Queen.
England, 1838. The 'North Star' locomotive by Stephenson for the Great Western Railway.
Birmingham, England, 1938. Blue Train coach under construction at Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co.
Birmingham, England, 1938. Blue Train coach under construction at Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co.
Birmingham, England, 1938. Blue Train coach under construction at Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co.
Birmingham, England, 1938. Blue Train coach under construction at Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co.
Birmingham, England, 1938. Blue Train coach under construction at Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co.
Birmingham, England, 1938. Blue Train coach under construction at Metropolitan-Cammell Carriage & Wagon Co.
England. SAR Marshall at work in England.
England. Stephenson's Rocket built 1829.
England, 1958. SAA flight tests at Hurn Airport. Vickers Viscount ZS-CDX 'Wildebees'.
