Transport Gallery

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Choose from 107 pictures in our Transport collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.

Omnibus
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Aviation
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Auto
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Concorde Retro
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Featured Transport Print

France-Ship

The French prestigious ocean liner France is seen from the bridge of its ageing fleet mate Libert, leaving the port of Le Havre to Southampton for its first trip with passengers, in which French President Rene Coty, 7 January 1962. The France was a Compagnie Gnrale Transatlantique ocean liner, constructed by the Chantiers de l'Atlantique shipyard at Saint-Nazaire. Launched 11 May 1960, it was put into service in February 1961, combining regular transatlantic crossings - six days and nights - with winter cruises, as well as two world circumnavigations. The France was later renamed SS Norway and undertook mostly cruises for Norwegian Cruise Line. (Photo by - / AFP)

French prestigious Ocean Liner Normandie

Six wheel pneumatic double decker omnibus pictured in the 1920s

Featured Transport Print

Six wheel pneumatic double decker omnibus pictured in the 1920s

The luxury travelling for the general public, the new six wheel pneumatic double decker omnibus pictured in the 1920s on the first trip from Cricklewood to Grosvenor Place in London. The London General Omnibus (LGOC) first introduced 3-axle / 6-wheel vehicles in 1927 with the LS ('London Six') double deckers. Produced by the Daimler / AEC combine, they were the first double deckers with pneumatic tyres. There were two main potential advantages to the 6-wheel arrangement. Firstly there was a legal restriction at the time on the permitted weight per axle, which meant that the increase to six wheels would allow a heavier, longer, and therefore larger capacity vehicle to be used. Secondly the two rear axles could both be driven by the engine, providing more traction. AFP PHOTO/SPORT & GENERAL PRESS AGENCY LONDON / AFP PHOTO / SPORT & GENERAL PRESS AGENCY

Aerospatiale picture shows plane Concorde 001 landing in a barriere during a test

Featured Transport Print

Retro-Auto-Citroen-2Cv

Picture dated 07 October 1948 of the first exhibition of a 2CV Citroen during the Paris Car Show in the Grand Palais. The Citroen 2CV was produced by the French automaker Citroen from 1948 to 1990.
Photo datee du 07 octobre 1948 de la 2CV, presentee pour la premiere fois au public dans le cadre du Salon de l'automobile au Grand-Palais a Paris. / AFP PHOTO / -