Caledonian Collection (#8)

Locomotive no 126 4-4-0

Locomotive no 66 4-4-0

Locomotive no 123 2-2-2 express

Locomotive no 732 express engine

Locomotive no 50 Sir James Thompson

Locomotive no 111 0-4-4

Locomotive no 37 2-6-0

Locomotive no 604 0-8-0

Locomotive no 423 0-6-0

Locomotive no 917 4-6-0

Locomotive no 435 rebuilt express engine

Sailing boats on the Caledonian Canal, Scotland
Two sailing boats, one large, one small, on the Caledonian Canal, Scotland

A Caledonian Beauty
The CALEDONIAN BEAUTY, in her tartan dress and socks, her elbow-length gloves and plumed bonnet and complexion-protect- -ing parasol, hardly seems +dressed for the Highlands

Airport Check-In
Passengers checking in their luggage at the British Caledonian desks at London Gatwick Airport, England

Caledonian Street Market
A man looks down over the old Caledonian Road market, Caledonian Road, North London

Ww1 New Caledonian Man
A native of New Caledonia, fighting with the French forces during World War One

Ben Nevis, Scotland
At 1343 metres, Ben Nevis in the Grampian range is the tallest peak in the British Isles. In the foreground is the entrance to the Caledonian Canal

Galgacus Addresses Army
Galgacus, or Calgacus, Caledonian Chief of the tribes of North Britain, addresses his army before facing the Romans under Agricola at the Battle of Mons Graupius

The Caledonian Train
The Caledonian steam express locomotive which ran from Glasgow to London, photographed here at Euston station. It set up post war record of 6 hours, June 1957

Caledonian Canal, C1900
CALEDONIAN CANAL - Scene at Fort Augustus

Horsebus / Glasgow-Paisley
The Royal Caledonian Basket which carried travellers between Glasgow and Paisley (note the finely dressed but barefoot pedestrian)

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"Caledonian: A Tapestry of Nature, History, and Culture" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world as we explore its diverse landscapes and captivating heritage. In the heart of a woodland, a playful Pine marten juvenile fearlessly climbs a majestic pine tree, showcasing its nimble agility. This scene unfolds against the backdrop of Beinn Eighe's rugged peaks, where nature reigns supreme. Transporting us to urban realms is the iconic Caledonian Park Clock Tower at Metropolitan Cattle Market—a timeless symbol that stands tall amidst bustling city life. Nearby, an impressive Caledonian Railway locomotive number 83 steams ahead with power and grace. Journeying northwards to Rothesay reveals Scotland's breathtaking beauty. With loch steamers gliding across tranquil waters, this picturesque vista captures the essence of serenity that defines this region. London too has felt the influence of "Caledonian. " The vibrant atmosphere at The Caledonian Market in 1912 showcases a bustling hub where commerce thrived and cultures converged. Venturing into Cairngorm National Park brings us face-to-face with a magnificent Red Deer stag standing proudly amidst snow-covered pine forests—an emblematic sight synonymous with Scotland's untamed wilderness. The allure continues aboard the Midland Sleeping Coach on an unforgettable railway journey through time. As we traverse through history on wheels driven by a resolute Caledonian Locomotive, stories unfold along every track. Shops lining Caledonian Road in North London offer glimpses into everyday life—where modernity meets tradition and diversity flourishes within these vibrant communities. Nature once again takes center stage as we encounter an adult male Western Capercaillie perched regally within a Scots Pine forest in Nethy Bridge—a testament to Scotland's rich biodiversity.