A colour poster for the Aer Lingus service from London to Dublin showing a Rolls Royce on the runway beside a plane wing with an Aer Lingus plane visible in the background. Poster is captioned in purple writing 'London - Dublin from £13.18. tourist return' at the top and at the bottom 'fly by Aer Lingus Irish Air Lines, Viscount, Rolls-Royce propeller turbines'.

Strange as it now seems, air travel was once perceived as a glamorous activity. This elegant poster advertises the Aer Lingus service between London and Dublin.

A grey Almex ticket machine used by bus conductors on Dublin buses. On the bottom is says 'Typ A 1850 NR 170927'

This ticket machine was a common sight for most Dubliners, along with the two-man bus crew of driver and conductor. When Dublin Bus was born in 1987 it was the beginning of the end for bus conductors and their ticket machines. While most conductors were retrained as drivers, a few stayed on, with one conductor still serving the 20b route as late as 2005.

A poster for Aer Lingus service from Dublin to Edinburgh showing a picture of Dublin along O'Connell Street and Bridge showing buses, pedestrians and cars with Nelson's Pillar in view in the background. Captions include 'New Winter Service to Dublin from Edinburgh' at the top and a white box with red writing saying 'Single Fare £6.7s Return Fare £11.9s 17 Day Excursion Fare £8.5s'