1925 London & North Eastern Railway Findochty to Inverness Parcels Waybill

An original 1925 parcels way bill from the London & North Eastern Railway Company, issued at Findochty Station on 28 August 1925 for transit to Inverness Station.

The London & North Eastern Railway (LNER) was created during the 1923 Grouping, absorbing the Great North of Scotland Railway (GNSR) network across the north-east of Scotland. Findochty railway station, situated on the scenic Moray Coast line, served the local fishing village and surrounding coastal communities, providing direct transport links for passengers and parcel freight connecting to Highland destinations such as Inverness. Parcels waybills were vital railway operating records used by guards and station staff to monitor and account for parcels conveyed by passenger or mixed train services.

The document shows age-related toning, creasing, a small puncture hole near the centre, a light age spot to the upper right corner, and rough tearing with paper loss along the right-hand margin and a central vertical fold. Please refer to the provided photographs for a complete visual assessment of the item's condition.

Packaged in a clear fronted bag for protection and shipped securely in a rigid mailer to prevent bending or damage during transit.