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ALL MY OWN IMAGES and creativity by my heart/brain. Tools/work using Photoshop. The age of steam changed every aspect of life. FRESH Food could be sourced with better health benefits, engineering and production was more efficient and the nation prospered. But at a stroke of a politician's pen, the steam era ended abruptly to make way for "progress" and the diesel age. STEAM was sidelined and forgotten. Coal was a hazard to the Ozone layer so was largely banned and mines closed. But what happens when the oil runs out? hummm... maybe reopen coal mines and re-engineer modern steam transport? I wonder!

The Golden Age of Steam, April 1946 I came across this little gem while sorting through a box of old photographs following a family bereavement. It captures a Southern Railway 4-6-2 Merchant Navy class locomotive, number 21C1, the 'Channel Packet' hauling the Golden Arrow Pullman train out of London Victoria station. The Golden Arrow was a luxury 'boat train' service which ran from London to Paris. The train consisted entirely of luxury coaches built by the British Pullman Company. In its time, it was one of the most famous train services in the world (perhaps second only to the Orient Express) until the service ended in 1972. The service was suspended during the Second World War, but was restarted on the 15th of April 1946. This shot wa...

The British Railways Totem logo used by BR for Railway Stations etc from 1948 through to the early 60s. The perfect gift for a Railways Enthusiast!

Great Western Railway (GWR) locomotive Bradley Manor in a design incorporating the nameplate.

In 1769 and 1770, when John Roebuck was the tenant at Kinneil House, Bo’ness, Scotland, he employed James Watt to undertake experiments to develop a more efficient steam engine capable of pumping water out of deep coal mines under the River Forth. Watt succeeded in his quest, though only after he had left Kinneil. The experiments were kept secret by housing them in this cottage close to Kinneil House itself. Whether it was entirely wise to employ someone to develop a bigger and better steam engine only yards from where you are living is open to debate: though perhaps the fact that the old tower house has walls that are six feet thick gave Roebuck a greater sense of security!

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This Age of Steam Board Game minimalist design makes the perfect board game decor for your wall. Show off your passion for board games with this design inspired by Minimalist Movie Style Posters. Great as a gift for yourself if you are a fan of the game or as a gift for friends in your tabletop gaming group. This is not an official accessory for Age of Steam

Great Western Railway (GWR) locomotive King Edward the Second in a design incorporating the nameplate.

"Embark on an imaginative journey to an era where steam powers the world, and the industrial revolution has taken a fantastical twist. 'Mechanical Marvels of the Steam Port' captures a bustling harbor alive with ingenious contraptions and mechanical wonders. Grandiose structures adorned with gears, cogs, and piping tower over the wooden docks, where majestic ships, engineered with the spirit of Victorian futurism, come to rest. The air is filled with the sounds of clanking metal and hissing steam, evoking a sense of nostalgia for a time that never was. This artwork is a perfect fusion of historical inspiration and creative speculation, making it an ideal piece for enthusiasts of steampunk aesthetics and retrofuturistic designs. Let this ...

Go back to an era of knobs and dials, when machinery was cool and the future looked bright. This original photograph is ideal for engineers, professors, and steam punk aficionados.

"Step into the golden glow of 'Harbor of the Clockwork Sun,' a masterful depiction of a steampunk-inspired seaport where the romance of the Victorian era melds with the bold imagination of science fiction. This artwork transports viewers to a bustling dockside, aglow with the warm light of sunset reflecting off brass and copper structures. Towering buildings with clock faces and ornate baroque details line the harbor, while ships rigged with intricate gears and steam engines hint at adventures on the high seas. Cranes and pulleys work tirelessly, loading and unloading goods from distant lands, as the city thrums with the energy of industry and innovation. This scene captures the essence of a retrofuturistic dream, making it an exceptiona...

Step into a world where the elegance of the Victorian era collides with the ingenuity of the Industrial Revolution. Our steampunk fairy designs transport you to a whimsical realm of clockwork wonders and fantasy charm. Our custom designs celebrate a bygone era with a modern twist. Explore our collection now and bring a touch of neo-Victorian fantasy to your life. Embrace the art of the extraordinary today!

Step into a world where the elegance of the Victorian era collides with the ingenuity of the Industrial Revolution. Our steampunk fairy designs transport you to a whimsical realm of clockwork wonders and fantasy charm. Our custom designs celebrate a bygone era with a modern twist. Explore our collection now and bring a touch of neo-Victorian fantasy to your life. Embrace the art of the extraordinary today!

Brass ship throttle control lever for adventurous seafarers.

Step into a world where the elegance of the Victorian era collides with the ingenuity of the Industrial Revolution. Our steampunk fairy designs transport you to a whimsical realm of clockwork wonders and fantasy charm. Our custom designs celebrate a bygone era with a modern twist. Explore our collection now and bring a touch of neo-Victorian fantasy to your life. Embrace the art of the extraordinary today!

Step into a world where the elegance of the Victorian era collides with the ingenuity of the Industrial Revolution. Our steampunk butterfly designs transport you to a whimsical realm of clockwork wonders and fantasy charm. Our custom designs celebrate a bygone era with a modern twist. Explore our collection now and bring a touch of neo-Victorian fantasy to your life. Embrace the art of the extraordinary today!

Who..is watching the people in the forest? Owls in steampunk googles, and knitted caps. Owls in many colors see all and hoot softly……

A digital coloured pencil image of locomotive no. 4079 'Pendennis Castle'approaching the platform of a country station. This locomotive was built at theGreat Western Railway's Swindon works, entering service in 1925 as one of the most powerful engines on the British railway system. It was withdrawn from servuce in 1964 - a long and illustrious career and was soon bought for preservation.

A mechanical face of a Victorian gentleman with top hat, steampunk style. An ideal gift for anyone who loves gothic, steampunk and the Victorian era.

Lewis Hines' iconic photo of a powerplant mechanic posed in front of a steam generator. Pennsylvania, 1921.

Journey through eras with our "Time for Exploration" Vintage Steam Locomotive Art. This Art Deco-style graphic features a steam locomotive elegantly traversing a scenic mountain landscape. The rich, bold colors of the distinctive 1920s palette pay tribute to yesteryears. Immerse yourself in the adventurous and nostalgic mood that harks back to the golden age of travel. Soft, warm lighting reminiscent of sunset adds enchantment to the scene.

Whilst on a steam train from Sheringham to Holt on the North Norfolk railway, I noticed the reflection in the coach windows, this image has been stylised to bring out this reflection.

HDR image of the No.3 Twizell steam engine (built 1891), which runs on the Tanfield Railway, Tyne & Wear (UK)

Detail of some of the interior of the Shay Locomotive cab at Steamtown National Historic Site in Scranton, Pennsylvania. The Cab itself was open air as much of it was missing.

A take on the British Railways Totem logo used by BR for Railway Stations etc from 1948 through to the early 60s. The perfect gift for a Railways Enthusiast!

A fictional mechanical owl of the Victorian era with top hat, steampunk style. An ideal gift for anyone who loves gothic, steampunk and the Victorian period.

HDR image of S160 2253 - ex US Army Transportation Corps locomotive, at Shildon National Railway Museum, Co Durham (UK)

HDR image of the inside of the Marley Hill Engine Shed at Tanfield Railway, near Gateshead, Tyne & Wear, (UK)

HDR image of Green Arrow locomotive engine, when exhibited at Shildon Locomotion National Railway Museum, Co. Durham (UK)

HDR image of BR 13079 Class 08 shunter engine, exhibited at Shildon Locomotion National Railway Museum, Co. Durham (UK)

HDR image of the locomotive workshop at Shildon National Railway Museum, Co Durham (UK)

HDR image of the locomotive workshop at Shildon National Railway Museum, Co Durham (UK)

HDR image of LNWR 3020 Cornwall locomotive engine, exhibited at Shildon Locomotion National Railway Museum, Co. Durham (UK)

HDR image of locomotive engine wheels , exhibited at Shildon Locomotion National Railway Museum, Co. Durham (UK)