Record-breaker (Print 1932 FLYING SCOTSMAN) 1920s bird's eye view of the

bird's eye view of the Clyde

The wall art print will not degrade

This trio were grabbing a few rays in George Square in the summer of 1948

and the coats used as makeshift rugs - after all

Climbing up from George Street was enough to bring on palpitations

Record-breaker (Print 1932 FLYING SCOTSMAN) 1920s bird's eye view of theMONDAY, July 18, 1932, was a record breaking day for the Flying Scotsman. The train had arrived at Waverley station at 5. 26am, four minutes ahead of time, having covered the 390 miles from Kings Cross in seven hours, 26 minutes; a new world record non stop for a journey of that distance, said the Glasgow Herald. Sir Malcolm Campbell, holder of the world land speed record, had waved it off in London. . noreferrer">Shipping page for information about