Warszawa, Polna 50-52 (1913, arch. Henryk Stifelman & Stanisław Weiss), fot. PK

Wrocław, B. Prusa 5 (1902, arch. Wilhelm Heller), fot. PK.

Łódź, Piotrkowska 43 (1902, arch. Gustaw Landau), fot. PK

Łódź, Piotrkowska 128 (1903, arch. Gustaw Landau), fot. PK

Praha, Ovenecká 47 (1914, arch. Bohuslav Homoláč), fot. PK

Colin Nairns an Edinburgh based artist, is a member of the Guild of Railway Artists, painting of Union of South Africa which opened the Borders Railway, and paints all types of subject, landscape, transport, portraits, Edinburgh scenes, pet portraits. Visit his website for examples of his work. Commissions are always welcome.

Warszawa, Litewska 3 (1911, arch. ?), fot. PK

Praha, Slavíkova 1 (1914, arch. Bohuslav Homoláč), fot. PK

Warszawa, Bagatela 10 (1912, arch. Wacław Heppen & Józef N. Czerwiński), fot. PK

Budapest, Üllői utca 14 (1908, arch. Fodor Gyula)

Budapest, Visegrádi utca 17 (1907, arch. József & László Vágó), fot. FK

Praha, Elišky Krásnohorské 7 (1911, arch. Bohuslav Homoláč), fot. PK

Budapest, Lehel utca 4/c (1913, arch. Román Miklós), fot. FK

Budapest, Wesselényi utca 36 (1907, arch. Zoltán Bálint & Lajos Jámbor), fot. PK

Praha, Haštalská 9 (1914, arch. Emil Králíček), fot. PK

Praha, Neklanova 30 (1914, arch. Josef Chochol), fot. PK

Praha, Korunovační 15 (1911, arch. Josef Kovařovič), fot. PK

Praha, Rašínovo nábřeží 78 (1905, arch. Vácslav Havel), fot. PK

Praha, Spálená 55 (1903, arch. Osvald Polívka), fot. PK

Praha, Františka Křížka 6 (1914, arch. Bohuslav Homoláč), fot. PK