Invitation Card For The Official Opening Of The Forth Bridge 1890 - National Railway Museum Cushion Mustard Produced for British Railways (BR)

Produced for British Railways (BR) Southern Region (SR) to promote rail travel to the county of Kent

She then moved to Bermuda where she sold her collages and paintings through local galleries

The cushion shows a panoramic view of green rolling hills

A soulful addition to any home

The artwork is by Fred Taylor (1875-1963)

Invitation Card For The Official Opening Of The Forth Bridge 1890 - National Railway Museum Cushion Mustard Produced for British Railways (BR)Opening Forth Bridge 1890 National Railway Museum Cushion Issued by the Directors of the Forth Bridge Railway Company. The Forth Bridge was opened by HRH The Prince of Wales in March 1890 following eight years of building, and completed the east coast railway route between London and Aberdeen. It spans the Firth of Forth, joining the city of Edinburgh and Fife in Scotland. The bridge was designed by Sir John Fowler and Sir Benjamin Baker, and built by