"London & York" Royal Mail Coach
with Stephenson's "Triumph"

Woven on silk:-
 

Printed on card-mount:-

	The "LONDON & YORK" Royal Mail Coach, COMMENCED RUNNING IN THE YEAR 1706.
[image of st 416 silk]
	From the "BLACK SWAN," HOLBORN, LONDON, To the "BLACK SWAN," CONEY STREET, YORK.
	STEPHENSON'S "TRIUMPH," SIXTY MILES AN HOUR
[image of st 564 silk]
	WOVEN IN THE YORK EXHIBITION, 1879.	The FIRST TRAIN ran on September 27th, 1825 From STOCKTON to DARLINGTON   REGISTERED.	THOMAS STEVENS INVENTOR & MANUFACTURER, COVENTRY & LONDON.

Card-mount:
18.0cm deep by 20.0cm wide

silk:
each: 5.1cm high by 15.3cm wide

Both Sprake and Godden note the existence of this double silk, and Godden includes a picture in his book.

The two silks which comprise the double are:

The London & York Royal Mail Coach - st 416
Stephenson's "Triumph" - st 564