Back in the 1980s, it was the very British burger chain of choice for rail commuters and workers at Glasgow's two mainline stations.
Operated by British Rail via their catering arm, Travellers Fare, Casey Jones burger bars could be found at Glasgow Queen Street, Glasgow Central and many other major railway stations all over the UK.
But while British Rail were obviously keen to capitalise on the American-style fast food fad, they made sure to include a number of more traditional menu options. As well as their very popular burgers, fries and shakes, the Casey Jones chain also sold filled rolls and cups of tea.
