Historic Railways Preserved Goods Collection - 1889-1891 Glasgow Queen Street Station Mail Parcel Bill
A beautifully preserved parcel bill from the Glasgow Queen Street station, circa 1888. This document showcases a bygone era of rail travel in Scotland, offering an authentic glimpse into the railway system's early days. As one of the first major railway stations to open on the North British Railway line, it played host to countless mail parcels and freight shipments.
This parcel bill is a rare find for collectors and historians alike, providing valuable insights into the transportation network that connected Glasgow to other parts of Scotland. The detailed annotations and signatures add an extra layer of authenticity, making this item truly unique.
The Glasgow Queen Street station was one of the busiest railway stations in the UK during its heyday, with regular services between Glasgow and Methil. This parcel bill is a testament to the importance of this railway line and the role it played in connecting Scotland's towns and cities.
This item is part of the Historic Railways Preserved Goods Collection, ensuring its preservation for future generations to appreciate and study.
