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Trackside Prints Railway journeys, poster history & prints

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  1. Your photograph

    Your photograph

    The picture is the input, and it decides everything after it. What prints well, what the studio styles do to it, and how large it can honestly go.

  2. Product or collection

    Framed railway canvas

    A canvas with a frame around it, which sounds like a small difference and isn't. The moulding gives the picture a hard edge and a shadow line, and it is the only format here that offers three frame colours.

  3. Product or collection

    Framed railway print

    A finished object rather than a project: paper, frame and glazing, assembled and ready to hang. It comes at A3 and A2 only, and there is a reason for that which is worth two lines of explanation.

  4. Product or collection

    Print Your Train Photo

    Your best catch, printed exactly as it is — checked honestly against every size we sell before you pay.

  5. Product or collection

    Railway canvas print

    Canvas is the format that stops looking like a print. It stands off the wall, there's no glass to catch a window, and the picture carries on round the edges instead of stopping at a border.

  6. Product or collection

    Railway greeting cards

    Ten cards, one photograph, nothing printed inside. It is the smallest thing we make and the only one that is designed to be given away rather than kept.

  7. Product or collection

    Railway metal print

    A 3mm metal panel with the picture printed on it, and nothing else: no frame, no glass, no backing. It is the toughest thing on this page and the one that gives colour the most punch.

  8. Product or collection

    Railway poster print

    A bare sheet, no frame, in five sizes up to 70x100 cm. It is the format that covers a wall for the least fuss, which is why it ends up in club rooms, layout rooms and behind exhibition stands.

  9. Product or collection

    Railway water bottle

    This is the one thing on the site designed to leave the house. A 500ml stainless steel bottle in white, carrying a picture from the sort of day it is going to spend the rest of its life on.

  10. Product or collection

    Railway wood print

    The picture is printed onto the plywood itself, not onto paper stuck to it. That means the grain shows through wherever the image is light, and the panel is the object rather than a support for one.

  11. Product or collection

    The Railway Art Print

    Your train photo, restyled in one of three distinct art styles - vintage railway poster, ink and wash, or oil painting - and printed gallery-grade in the UK.

  12. Product or collection

    Trainspotter photo mug

    Everything else on this page goes on a wall and stays there. A mug goes in a hand twice a day, which makes it the one format on the site whose whole argument is repetition.