Photographic prints

These premium prints are created using Epson enhanced paper and a pigment-based ink. They showcase the detail and quality of Graham’s steam photography for a selected range of images.

Prints include a banner with the photograph’s location, date, and description.
Available in A2 (42 x 59.4 cm) or A4 (21 x 29.7 cm) size with a black or white border.
You can frame prints yourself, with a range of frames available from major retailers. Alternatively, you can display prints by themselves as a poster.

Framed black and white photograph of steam locomotives at Port Waratah, N.S.W., titled by Graham Palmer, March 1969, mounted on a wall.

Exhibition copy prints

We've added a selection of A2 and A4 prints that were previously displayed at steam and model railway exhibitions across NSW and the ACT to the store.

Each print is stored in a protective plastic sleeve and is free from any damage, marking, or discolouration.

Stock is limited. If you are looking for a particular image, or a custom request, please get in contact at steamnotforgotten@gmail.com.

Wall with black and white vintage train posters, featuring steam locomotives in various locations in NSW, such as Bathurst and Moss Vale. A potted plant and stacked items are visible on a table beneath the posters.

Historic black and white photograph of two steam trains at Riverstone, NSW, taken by Graham Palmer on September 8, 1966; steam is visible from the locomotives.

Black and white photo of a steam locomotive emitting thick smoke at Dubbo, NSW, January 1967, by Graham Palmer.

Black and white photo of steam locomotives traveling through a rural landscape with trees and mountains, titled "The Vintage Train."

Vintage steam locomotive 3801 at Moss Vale, New South Wales, 1966, by Graham Palmer.

Historic photo of steam trains 3214 and 3824 in Goulburn, NSW, taken by Graham Palmer on December 17, 1966, showing them emitting thick black smoke.

Black and white photo of steam locomotives at Port Waratah, NSW, taken by Graham Palmer, March 1969.