British Rail Manual Poster No.3, the Inter-City 125 print for Wallace Henning Reproduction from original 1977 artwork, hand-printed in 7 colours, A1, limited edition #125. Very proud of this one, the level of detail is beautiful and colour matches are so rich. britishrailmanual.com/collections/fr…

Feels like a good day to open some new studios. Say hello to Koto Berlin and Koto Los Angeles. → koto.studio

Some fascinating pre-Eurostar branding (European Passenger Services)... ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Br…

There were MANY things wrong with BR, but one of the things it did well was publicity and design. In my childhood bookcase is 1974’s “British Rail Today and Tomorrow”. Let’s look at some of the pictures. First, London Euston! That tower & pond has been consumed by a cafe now...

Season's greetings :) All you have to do, for extra Xmas bonus points, is tell me the eight locomotive numbers to which these lovely nameplates belong... #MerryChristmas

For the last year we’ve been working with the team at Onfido to usher in a new era of online identity 🆕➡️ koto.studio/project/onfido/

Just a reminder- if you haven’t already please register your interest at nationalbusmanual.com - that will help us to judge likely demand and to stay in touch. Thanks.

.Tim Dunn - television presenter, historian and a member of our extended Railway Family - has a special message for everyone who's worked tirelessly to keep Britain moving this past year ... 📺 #RailwayDay #RailwayFamily #TheArchitectureTheRailwaysBuilt

Much chat today about #GreatBritishRailways and its possible future branding. But did you know that British Rail's original "Double Arrow" (or “arrows of indecision”) logo was only chosen at the last minute from dozens of drafts? Here are four of the rejected designs, from 1963.

Today @thesundaytimes allowed me to sing the joys of Britain’s little model villages... but with fewer than 30 villages left, they’re an endangered species. So on, find your local, be a big kid and visit this year! thetimes.co.uk/article/save-o… (£/free trial) & in today’s paper too:

The Postal Museum Is this the only example of PO Double Line signage on a pillar box?

So… TfL asked me to design a #Pride roundel… and I’ve just had the privilege of seeing it unveiled at Baker Street station as one of ten across London’s tube network! Some background to my LGBT-history-and-moquette-inspired design is here: timdunn.com/landmarks

Being a bit of a station spotter too 👀, and Charring Cross being one of my very favourite stations - I’m looking forward to finding more out about it in tonight’s episode of Tim Dunn’s The Architecture The Railways Built.