HM Queen Elizabeth 1926-2022
Since the Queen was born in April 1926, the transport companies have placed here name on locomotives, trains, shipping and aircraft to celebrate landmark occasions in her life.
Below are a few examples.
The scene above was taken at Newcastle Central station on the opening day of electrified service on the East Coast Main line between Kings Cross and Edinburgh, where Her Majesty named class 91030 Palace of Holyroodhouse.  

We hope they carry on the tradition for King Charles III       

1977 Silver Jubilee and 55012 take the Silver Jubilee service to Kings Cross at Darlington 30th July 1977 T Ermel/A RPT

On Darlington station to celebrate 25 years of Her Majesty's reign a portrait of the Queen was hung from the station roof R Wildsmith/ARPT

In 1933 the LMS railway named there new class of locomotive the Princess class the first loco being 6200 Princess Elizabeth, seen at Camden in 1962

In 1969 Cunard kept the name of their new ship a secret, until the Queen name her Queen Elizabeth II

A4 60009 At Cockburnspath with the Elizabethan service, so name following the accession to the throne of Her Majesty in 1952

British Rail was allowed to name one of its new class 91 electric loco's Queen Elizabeth as seen here at Lamberton near Berwick

The newest railway in the country the Elizabeth Line opened by the Queen on the 24th May 2022, unit 345029 comes out of the cross London tunnel at Custom House

Transport for London Elizabeth Line branding

The sole remaining Airspeed Ambassador once known as aBES Elizabeth aircraft when first introduced inthe 1950's at Dan Air Lasham in 1976