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Each print is produced in-house by Sharpthorne Steam, ensuring exceptional attention to detail and personal quality control. Printed on premium Fujifilm photographic paper, the image offers rich tones, crisp detail, and archival longevity—making it ideal for collectors and steam enthusiasts alike.
Choose from a classic unframed print for your own display or a professionally mounted and framed edition, ready to hang and enjoy.
A Brief History of No. 2999 “Lady of Legend”
Built as part of the Great Western Railway’s visionary Saint Class, No. 2999 “Lady of Legend” is a faithful recreation of a design first introduced in the early 1900s by legendary engineer George Jackson Churchward. Completed at the Didcot Railway Centre in 2019, she represents a vital link in the evolution of GWR locomotive design—bridging the gap between the elegant Saints and the later, world-famous Halls and Castles.
Her appearances at events such as Giants of Steam have quickly made her a favourite among enthusiasts, embodying both the craftsmanship of the past and the dedication of modern preservation.
Created and dispatched directly by Sharpthorne Steam, this exclusive print celebrates not just a locomotive, but the enduring spirit of steam itself.