A rare find, this 1936 Fareham to Fratton station ticket is a true piece of railway history. As a third-class severer for the Southern Railway, it indicates that you were a passenger who didn't require the comfort of an upper or second class compartment.
This ticket has been preserved in its original condition, with the yellow and blue color scheme still intact. The paper stock is sturdy and free of tears, giving it a sense of authenticity. A small tear on the fold at the top left corner adds to the charm, as if it was handled roughly by an eager traveler.
As you can see from the creases and wear in the paper, this ticket has been well cared for over the years. The original envelope, with its worn edges and adhesive residue, is still intact, adding a touch of nostalgia to the item. This ticket offers a unique glimpse into the lives of those who traveled on the Southern Railway during the 1930s. It's an excellent choice for anyone interested in railway history or collecting vintage memorabilia.
