For sale is a rare opportunity to own a piece of British railway history the 1976 Kew, Wandsworth Railway Day Ticket Edmondson card. This vintage ticket is from one of the original days for the Kew, Wandsworth line now known as the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway this was a pioneering service that operated between London Waterloo and Harrogate in the early 20th century.
The Keighley and Worth Valley Railway was built by the West Yorkshire Railway Company in the late 19th century with the aim of providing a direct link between the industrial centres of Leeds and Manchester. The railway line followed the route of the original canal tow path from Haworth to Keighley and then on to Harrogate.
This Edmondson card features the distinctive design of the Kew, Wandsworth Railway which was used from 1908-1961. It is an excellent example of vintage railway memorabilia that would make a great addition to any railway enthusiast's collection or display cabinet. The condition of this ticket is good and it has been carefully preserved in its original format.
Details:
Date: 1976
Line: Kew, Wandsworth Railway
Operator: Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
