225Group Shop Treat yourself to some InterCity 225 merchandise

Our ever popular calendar returns for 2025. A new collection of beautiful full colour images of InterCity 225s from across the years printed in A4 on exquisite 300gsm glossy card, wire-bound and sealed in a presentation envelope.

Embossed with the 225 Group insignia and dyed a sophisticated deep navy, these leather wallets flip open to reveal two clear pockets. They're ideal for storing tickets and railcards for your next journey on an InterCity 225.

Created by regular collaborators Peak Collectables, this limited edition enamel pin features 91128 in Claus 91 livery, as worn over Christmas 2015.

These replicas are just like those that adorn the front grilles of 91119 and 91120. They're machined at a foundry in Crewe, the town that built the Class 91s, to the same size (150mm × 138mm × 5mm) and design as the swallows specified by InterCity.

We shrunk our popular replica Swallows into a 35mm pin badge! These elegant badges feature the timeless Swallow motif as carried by 91119 and 91120, and are finished in a premium matt silver plating.

An enamel lapel badge, measuring approximately 5cm×1cm, printed with the 225GROUP insignia and the iconic profile of a Class 91 locomotive in InterCity Swallow livery. So popular we keep having to order more!

A ceramic mug featuring the 225GROUP insignia and the iconic profile of a Class 91 locomotive. The mug is dishwasher safe for 2000 washes and holds half a pint (284ml) of your favourite hot drink.

These cab depot stickers are made to the same design as the ones being applied to the Class 91 locomotives. They measure 100×52mm, and celebrate Neville Hill depot, which is home to LNER's remaining Class 91s.

These cab depot stickers are like the ones that were once applied to the Class 91s when the full fleet was in service. They measure 76×52mm, and celebrate Bounds Green depot, home to the Class 91s from 1988 to 2021.

The seventh issue of the 225GROUP members' magazine, providing a comprehensive update on developments, unusual workings and unplanned moves with the InterCity 225 fleet in the first half of 2024.

The sixth issue of the 225GROUP members' magazine, providing a comprehensive update on developments, unusual workings and unplanned moves with the InterCity 225 fleet in the second half of 2023.

The fifth issue of the 225GROUP members' magazine, specially extended to mark 91131 becoming the first Class 91 to enter preservation, plus our usual update on the InterCity 225 fleet in the first half of 2023.

The fourth issue of the 225GROUP members' magazine, providing a comprehensive update on developments, unusual workings and unplanned moves with the InterCity 225 fleet in the second half of 2022.

The third issue of the 225GROUP members' magazine, providing a comprehensive update on developments, unusual workings and unplanned moves with the InterCity 225 fleet in the first half of 2022.

The second issue of the 225GROUP members' magazine, providing a comprehensive update on developments, unusual workings and unplanned moves with the InterCity 225 fleet in the second half of 2021.

In this new drawing by Vincent Pink Illustrations for the 225GROUP, 91129 Queen Elizabeth II wears its popular GNER livery. Presented on 190gsm Fedrigoni paper in a landscape A3 size perfect for framing. As a limited edition, each print is numbered and signed by the artist.

A badge that takes you back to the glory days of the Class 91 locomotives running the length of the East Coast! Produced by Peak Collectables, the badge depicts 91129 Queen Elizabeth II in its popular GNER livery, perfectly matching our print, keyring and GNER's own commemorative panorama.

This keyring shows the front end of a Class 91 locomotive in its popular GNER livery. We've been fortunate to work again with the team at The Badge Depot, who have made sure to match the blue used to the official RAL colour. The design measures roughly 3cm×5cm, and has a keyring extending from the pantograph.

An A3 print to celebrate the completion of LNER's repainting project for their Class 91s. The drawing by Vincent Pink Illustrations depicts 91127 as the first locomotive to receive the retro-inspired livery. Each print is numbered and signed by the artist.

This badge of 91001 Swallow is the result of a collaboration between the 225GROUP and Peak Collectables. With its original nameplate and bodyside, and in iconic InterCity Swallow livery, it wonderfully complements our print of the same locomotive — but it's equally as wonderful on its own.

Designed exclusively for the 225GROUP by the skilled team at The Badge Depot, this enamel design depicts the front end of a Class 91 locomotive in its timeless InterCity Swallow livery, measuring approximately 3cm×5cm, and with a keyring extending from its pantograph.

An aluminium ballpoint pen with lacquered finish, polished shine, and striking chrome details, featuring our 225GROUP insignia printed elegantly on the barrel. The pen writes wonderfully smoothly in black ink.

With these wonderful magnets, you can add our 225 Group insignia to your fridge, freezer - or even your car. They are thin, lightweight and measure 76×19mm. They're the perfect miniature gift for supporters of the Group.

Electrify your laptop with the iconic profile of a Class 91! Our 225GROUP insignia in sticker format, measuring 120mm×30mm, and made from thick, durable vinyl with a matte finish.

This 96-page paperback by Andrew Cole focuses on the striking Class 91 locomotives, charting their careers from 1989 to 2018.

This 96-page paperback by Rich Mackin looks at these East Coast workhorses, which have followed in the footsteps of Gresley's famous Pacific locomotives, the Deltics and HSTs.

A set of souvenir postcards commemorating the launch of the refurbished GNER Mallard trains into revenue earning service in 2003. The postcards attach to create a panorama of 91129 Queen Elizabeth II speeding across the Royal Border Bridge, which folds into a presentation sleeve.