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GWR luggage trolley, c. 1920s
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GWR luggage trolley, c. 1920s

This image is taken from a page from a GWR furniture catalogue. The GWR produced their own furniture which included benches, trollies and coat racks. STEAM - Museum of the Great Western Railway. © STEAM Museum of the GWR

Media ID 18301269

Filename: trolley.jpg

Size: 3546 x 2916 (1.1MB)

Date: 3rd January 2019

Source: STEAM Museum of the GWR

Trolley Furniture Luggage

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This print takes us back to the 1920s, a time when elegance and sophistication were paramount in travel. Displayed is a GWR luggage trolley, an exquisite piece of furniture that once graced the platforms of Great Western Railway stations. This image has been carefully extracted from a page within a GWR furniture catalogue, showcasing their diverse range of handcrafted items. The attention to detail on this trolley is truly remarkable. Its sleek design features smooth curves and sturdy wheels, perfectly suited for transporting heavy suitcases with ease. The craftsmanship evident in every inch speaks volumes about the pride taken by GWR in producing their own furniture collection. Imagine bustling railway platforms filled with well-dressed passengers eagerly awaiting their journeys, while porters skillfully maneuver these elegant trollies through the crowds. These timeless pieces not only served as practical tools but also added an air of refinement to any station they adorned. As we admire this photograph today at STEAM Museum of the GWR, it serves as a poignant reminder of an era long gone but not forgotten. It allows us to appreciate the artistry behind even everyday objects like platform trollies and invites us into a world where style met functionality seamlessly.

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Gallery Wall Inspiration

GWR Trip Notice, July 1912
Swindon Mechanics Institute Pantomime poster, February 1860
GWR luggage trolley, c. 1920s
New Swindon Mechanics Institution Trip ticket 1903
GWR Notice, 1888
The Safety Movement booklet, 1914
GWR Magazine article about cuts and scratches, June 1919
St John Ambulance Swindon Class Session Card, 1903
Factory Acts Notice, 1908
Air Raid notice, issued to passengers in 1940
British Railways Modernisation Progress Report, 1961
World War 2 booklet It Can Now Be Revealed, published 1945
GWR Salvage Corps leaflet, 1940



 
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