Flying Scotsman

Only the second example I have seen so far from the saw of Kathleen Kipping, this one predating my other example.
This is evidenced by the box label address in Nottingham, from where it is known that the Kipping family moved sometime after 1936, to Criccieth in North Wales, the address of which is shown on the To the Distant Hills puzzle.
In the case of this Flying Scotsman puzzle, the cutting style is generally interlocking and does not include any colour line-cutting, which is fairly widespread in the other. See also the Victory puzzle At Full Speed, which features another interpretation of this great image.
Images and detail courtesy of Bronwen Lewis. Thank you.

Artist: Unsigned
Date: c1930's-1940's
Brand: K.E.K. (Kipping)
Material: Plywood
Nationality: British-England
Pieces: 289
Size: 15" x 10"
Theme: Railways
Title: Flying Scotsman