TrainsFor use if you're forced to travel by land because you've missed your flight. |
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CountrylinkScandinavian trains aren't the only ones with clean carriages. This oversized bag comes from a train operator in New South Wales. Thanks to Matthias Koch (2005) |
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CRHIt says it's an airsickness bag, but it's really a trainbag with delusions - from the China Railway High Speed. You need one of these bags if the train goes round a curve as tight as that depicted in the logo. Thanks to Piet van der Poel (2007) |
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Deutsche BahnSagen Sie uns hier Ihre Meinung über Stau auf den Autobahnen... "Tell us your opinion about jams on the motorways" A bag from German Railways - don't know whether it was from a train itself. This bag was issued shortly before a series of major strikes by train drivers. Which led to more traffic jams. Anyone want to design a bag about that? Thanks to Timo Korf (2007) |
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DSB (0804)One of the few bags that show what it is supposed to contain: regurgitated pepperoni pizza. The 0804 is printed in the top right corner of the bag. From Danish railways (I guess that's what DSB means). Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |
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DSB (ISS Facility Services)Slightly lighter than the 0804 version. Anyone know what Ta' mlijøet med means? Or how to pronounce it? Thanks to Josef Gebele (2004) |
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DSB (Tænk på miljøet)The Danish state railways have switched to blue-green slime. Thanks to Timo Korf. (2006) |
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DSB (crosses)... not coloured dots in the bottom like the bag above. Thanks to Josef Gebele (2007) |
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DSB (Tænk på miljøet, S)More Danish slime, this time from Copenhagen's suburban trains (that's what the "S" stands for). Thanks to Timo Korf. (2006) |
