Celebrate the dawn of railway innovation with this captivating vintage copper relief plaque, featuring a detailed depiction of the “No.1 Engine” (Stephenson’s Locomotion of 1825) and Bulmer’s Stone – a historic railway landmark. Housed in a richly patinated wooden frame, this decorative piece blends industrial history with mid-century craftsmanship, making it a striking wall accent for collectors and history lovers alike. Marked with Reg Number: 541742 for the year 1909.This refers to Locomotion No.1, designed by George and Robert Stephenson. It was the first steam locomotive to haul a passenger train on the Stockton & Darlington Railway, which opened in 1825. This plaque commemorates events from nearly 200 years ago, celebrating the dawn of the steam railway age.Measurements:Height: 6 1/2'' (approx. 16.5cm)Width: 11 1/2'' (approx. 29cm)Depth: 7/8'' (approx. 2cm)Total weight: 643gIn good condition – Displays natural patina, minor surface marks – all consiste...