Railway Postcard Glasgow & South Western Rly. 0-6-0Loco. No. 76. Circa 1930.

The Railway Postcard Glasgow & South Western Rly No 76 features a striking image of a 0-6-0 locomotive, one of the earliest types in service for this iconic railway line. Measuring just over two feet long, this postcard is a miniature glimpse into the history of rail travel.

A detailed and authentic illustration by renowned artist John Spilsbury showcases the train's sleek lines and sturdy construction, perfectly capturing the era's industrial spirit. The No 76 locomotive was built in the early years of the railway and played an important role in transporting passengers and freight across the region.

This charming postcard is a treasured example of Victorian-era transportation ephemera, offering a unique window into a bygone age of rail travel. Its compact size makes it easy to collect and display, making it an ideal addition to any railway or transport enthusiast's collection. Perfect for fans of vintage postcards, model trains, or railway history enthusiasts alike.

Hand-stamped with the artist's signature and a label indicating its creation in 1930, this postcard is truly a rare find. Its rich colors and intricate details make it an absolute must-have for anyone fascinated by the early days of rail travel.