Title - England & Scotland by London & North Eastern Railway.
Artist - Ladislas Freiwirth (1895-).

Description - A very bold and stylish vision of the famous Flying Scotsman train that doesn't actually mention it by name. The fabulous depiction of a winged steam train powering across the top of the cliffs is enough to tell the viewer what it is advertising. The LNER's winking eye logo (used from 1934) is within the wing as a reminder of the company providing the service. The scene is presumably based on the section of the East Coast Main Line between Berwick and Edinburgh where it is close to the cliff edge in a few places.
This poster was also released with the wording as "Up to Scotland From King's Cross" which would have needed no extra explanation for UK travellers, so the example we have here must have been produced for the international market.

Year Published - 1930s
Size - Double Royal  (approx 40 x 25in or 101.5 x 63.5cm)

Other Details:
Original Vintage LNER British Railway Travel Poster.
Published by the London & North Eastern Railway
Printed in England by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son Ltd, Lith. London W.C.2.

Condition Grade and Condition Report:
Grade: B+/A-, conservation-backed on linen.
Backed on stiff linen as acquired, we have made minor watercolour pencil touch-ups to surface wear and scuffs but it is otherwise in excellent condition. Pinholes and residue of a sticker on the linen border. More detailed photos are available on request if required.

More About The Artist:
Ladislas Freiwirth was a Hungarian-émigré artist who is known to have designed exhibition displays as well as five posters for the LNER in the 1920s and 30s.