Edition Six: Out Now!

 

 

 

Welcome to the Rail Tags website!

The original rolling stock tag, scrapping doesn’t mean the end.

 

Since 2022 we’ve been giving unwanted trains on the scrap line a second lease of life as pocket sized pieces of preservation. Crafted by rail enthusiasts for rail enthusiasts.

You can use your tag as a keychain, display it as a collectable and all in between. 

You can check out our fleet of tags in the shop at the button below. Why not kick back while you’re here and have a peek at our blog pages where we talk trains or read about what makes us who we are?   

 

To The Tags

Who are we?

Behind every tag there is a train, Behind every train, there is a story. Like our trains we have a story too.

Find out what gives us our identity at Rail Tags.

We Are Rail Tags

End Of The Line: An Ode To The 1973 Stock

Over the past 49 years, the 1973 Stock has graced the rails of the Piccadilly Line. They are a symbol of the achievement that was connecting the London Underground to Heathrow Airport, however their time in the spotlight is fast...
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The font we use on our website and products is `Railway Sans` which is an open-source font under the SIL Open Font License 1.0. It was created by Greg Fleming using Edward Johnston’s Original 1916 proofs.

Creative Commons Credits:

 Homepage & Blogpost “The Class 86 – A West Coast Workhorse” Banner: British Rail Class 86 No. 86251 at Nuneaton railway station in June 2002 (CC-BY SA 2.0 – Steve Jones) 

 All our Class 313 and 442 photos are taken at Eastleigh Works and are used with permission from Arlington Fleet Services Ltd.