Signs from the London Overground are now available to buy, with TfL selling them off via the London Transport Museum Shop.
With the recent changes to the London Overground network, signage previously used on platforms and in stations has been replaced, with the old ones put up for sale to the public. The London Overground has now been split into six individual lines, each with its own name and colour.
The majority of those for sale are line diagrams. These show which stations would be served by trains running from a particular platform. You'll need deep pockets (and a fairly large wall) if you're after one for your home, as prices start at £700.
Also available are a smattering of other wayfaring signs, including those directing the public to station lifts and to specific platforms, many of which use the soon-to-be-defunct orange London Overground branding. Prices start at £250.
Despite the hefty price tags, the signs are selling fast, so let your Secret Santa know ASAP if you're adding one to your Christmas list this year.
