Tickets Collection (page 7)

Fairground Ticket Booth

Travel ticket with comic verse on a Christmas card. Date: 1889

Victorian Spoof Joke 1880s New Year Weatherly
victorian, spoof, joke, 1880s, new, year, weatherly, travel, tickets, season, ticket, 1889, health, prosperity, line, verse, text, printed, 12008963

A provincial family was forced to pay a high price for an insignificant show. from the Little Miseries of Human Life, 1843

New Year Season Ticket 1889, Health and Prosperity Line -- red cover, with gold lettering, With Greetings for the Season, Available to All. (2 of 2) Date: 1889

First Class Contract, spoof ticket, 25 December, available by all routes to Prosperity, Health and Happiness. Date: circa 1880s

Miss May Shelton a London Transport clerk from Earls Court tries the new automatic barrier at Chiswick Park station March 1964

Old Maid card game - Tickets Please - London Underground. circa 1950s

Soho, London - Keith Prowse ticket agency, offering tickets for Neil Young, Elton John, David Cassidy, Sweet, Roxy Music, and many more. 1973

Old King Cole was a merry old soul, and a merry old soul was he... Old King Cole and a lady selling tickets to hoards of excited children to enter the world of nursery rhymes

Interior of Ticket Office at Paddington Station, 1913
This interior shot of the Ticket Office at Paddington Station was taken in 1913. The ticket staff operated individual hatches

French Railway Alphabet - B for Billets (tickets). 19th century

Ticketed motorists, 1903
Some early motorists who, having found to be exceeding the speed limit, have received tickets. Date: 1903

Old Batchelor benefit performance for Joe Miller
The Old Batchelor, benefit performance for Joe Miller at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, London. Joseph Miller (1684-1738) was an English actor who first played Sir Joseph Whittol in William Congreves

Cast list and adverts in Princess Ida programme, Gilbert & Sullivan, Savoy Theatre, London. circa 1880s

Costume plate, women buying railway tickets
Costume plate, two women with a little girl buying railway tickets, June 1866. 1866

The Man Whose Reservations Blew Overboard by Bateman
The Man Whose Entire Outfit of Hotel, Railroad, and Streamship Reservations Blew Overboard by Bateman. Cartoon by H. M. Bateman illustrating the sorry tale of a man who did not keep hold of his

Caricature of Mr A Austin, St Jamess Hall, London
Caricature of Mr A Austin, who ran the ticket office of St Jamess Hall, 28 Piccadilly, London. 1882

Caricature of JosephHurst, Lyceum Theatre box office manager
Caricature of Joseph Hurst, Lyceum Theatre box office manager. 1883

Ticket Barriers 1960S
The interior of a London underground (tube) station, showing a businessman using going through the ticket barriers leading to the Victoria Line. Date: 1960s

London Tube Station
Passengers queueing for tickets at an London Underground tube station leading to the Victoria Line. Note the old ticket vending machines in old money! Date: 1960s

Welsh Rail Ticket
LLANFAIRPWLLGWYNGYLLGOGER- YCHWYRNDROBWLLLLANTYSILIO- GOGOGOCH The station with the longest name is in Wales Date: 1970s

Yorkshire Bus Ticket
Bus ticket issued by the YORKSHIRE WOOLLEN DISTRICT TRANSPORT COMPANY, Dewsbury. Date: unknown

French Railway Station
An animated scene in a French railway station - passengers queue for tickets, a porter carries a heavy case, a mother tells her children not to get lost, a boy pats a dog... Date: circa 1885

19th century railway tickets
One from Edinburgh to Newcastle, courtesy of the North British Railway, then on down to London thanks to the Brandling Junction Railway Company. Date: 1844

Ticket office queue at station
Passengers queue to purchase their tickets. Date: 1891

Passengers at Oxford Circus tube station, Central London
Passengers queueing for twopenny tickets at Oxford Circus tube station booking office, Central London. Date: circa 1900s

Woman in betting stub costume.. Lithograph with pochoir stencil handcolouring from Our Fancy Dress Costumes, Paris, 1928

Childs Fairground Stall, England. Take your Tickets Here. Date: 1920s

War Work for Women Tram Conductress. Woman tram conductor, or Tilley Ticking Tickets in the Trams. Date: circa 1917

Woman Ticket Collector WW1. Young lady inspecting railway tickets at the train station with queue of admiring men, one in uniform. Captioned, Held up for Inspection. Date: circa 1916

British troops arrive from the trenches at Waterloo Station
Troops just arrived at Waterloo Station from the trenches buying tickets at the booking office for travel to their suburban homes. A typical scene at London train stations during the First World War

Woman performing as a bus conductor in a comic sketch

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Journey through Time: Vintage Tickets Unveil Fascinating Stories" Step back in time to 1938 Cornwall with a GWR poster, where they were the gateway to picturesque adventures along the coast. Immerse yourself in the thrilling world of aviation as Royal Air Force Display Posters from Hendon transport you to exhilarating air shows and daring aerobatic displays. Witness the excitement of an International Air Rally through a captivating poster that invites you to embark on a global aviation extravaganza. Experience laughter and amusement as a woman takes center stage, performing as a bus conductor in a hilarious comic sketch - proving that even ticketing can be entertaining. Delve into history once more with another Royal Air Force Display Poster from Hendon, offering glimpses into awe-inspiring aerial spectacles that captivated audiences. Travel back to Paddington Station's No. 2 Booking Hall in 1936, where tickets served as passports for unforgettable train journeys across England's charming landscapes. Marvel at the dedication of bus conductors who ensured smooth rides for passengers, their uniforms proudly displayed in this EyeUbiquitous_20101796 photograph. Feel the electric atmosphere surrounding Glasgow Rangers fans queuing eagerly for tickets to witness an epic Old Firm clash against Celtic - football rivalries at their peak. Unearth an artifact from football history - an FA Cup final ticket dating all the way back to 1889 when Sheffield United faced off against Derby County. A glimpse into sporting heritage. From scenic getaways and airborne thrills to comedic sketches and historic clashes, these vintage tickets unlock tales of adventure, entertainment, and timeless memories.