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The Flying Scotsman 100th Anniversary Framed Wall Decor Featuring Full-Color Art Of The Famed Locomotive By Artist Philip D. Hawkins – Built in 1923 at Doncaster Works from Nigel Gresley’s design, the LNER class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman was a 4-6-2 Pacific steam locomotive that plied the famous rail line tying London to Edinburgh for more than 40 years, logging over 2,000,000 miles. It’s the first locomotive engine to officially clock in at over 100 mph and heralded a new era in travel for glamour and comfort. Now, honor this grand achievement of British rail with The Flying Scotsman 100th Anniversary Wall Decor, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. With an edition strictly limited to 1,000 worldwide, this museum-quality presentation is a rare opportunity for collectors and train enthusiasts alike!Impressively sized at nearly two feet square, the focal point of this handcrafted wall decor is a full-color print reproduction of a painting by acclaimed artist Philip D. Hawkins depicting the Flying Scotsman’s famed locomotive. Below the train art is a vintage full-color advertisement and archival photo of the train’s engine recreated on artist’s paper, as well as two 22K gold-plated metal medallions, paying tribute to the locomotive and line. The mahogany-finished wooden frame and two layers of matting complete this handsome display. Plus, protective glass covers the presentation to maintain the tribute’s beauty in your train decor for generations to come. Strong demand is anticipated, so don’t delay.
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