I have had a look though my collection of tickets I've accumulated since 1988/89 and have scanned a small selection today. It runs up to 1995 at the moment.
As I've grouped batches together, I am more than happy to rescan them individually if there are any that may be useful.
Batch 1 (1988): My first Intercity journey to Bristol (visit the zoo), and to Derby to visit some tourist attraction. Note that this was a special excursion fare to Derby or Langley Mill. Also, I cannot remember the top ticket with the destination "WM 4 W MIDS" refers to - all I know is that it is some local station within the WMPTE area.
Batch 2: 1989
School summer trip to Llandudno on the direct train from Birmingham NS. It was either a 115 or 116 DMU with the slam doors, and went flat out between Wolverhampton and Crewe, and west of Chester. The Earlswood - Stratford-upon-Avon and Dorridge - Leamington Spa were from the free standing machines at either Birmingham Snow Hill or Moor Street. They had a list of stations in the West Midlands assigned to a green button that was pressed first, then press the yellow button for Adult/Child/Railcards, disply the price, then put in the coins or a note. These machines also had the option to select destinations from Earlswood or Dorridge (maybe Stourbridge Junction?) as these were the last stations within the WMPTE area on GWR metals.
Batch 3: More 1989
Some IC125 cranking, Coventry - Rugby my first time on either a 317 or 321 (Network SouthEast Birmingham NS - London Euston via Northampton services), and a spin on a direct train from Coventry to Nottingham Midland (either a 115 or 116 DMU).
Batch 4: August - October 1989
An 86 or 87 to and from Manchester (that Saturday was a Whitesaver Day, due to the summer holidays), my first big distance trip south to Oxford for the day (it was to escape Combat 18 and Millwall casuals that were gathering in Birmingham that day), to Chester via Shrewsbury and Wrexham with a couple of friends (note it is the Bluesaver Saturday), spin on an IC125, and my second trip on the recently reopened line from Walsall to Hendesford when Broad Lane station opened (last one in the WMPTE area).
Batch 5: Nov 1989 to Jan 1990
Another spin on an IC125 to and from Sheffield (Saturday Bluesaver day), my first trip to London including day travelcard (I was not quite old enough to have a mugshot with the travelcard). Travelcard was purchased at Euston station from the London Transport/tourist kiosk in the concourse (I believe it is/was the present kiosk near the stairs for the Northern/Victoria Tube). To and from Liverpool on an IC train hauled by either 86 or 87, first time on 507/508. It seemed back then in the Merseyside PTE area, that there were flat fares for under 16s.
Batch 6: Feb 1990 to Dec 1993
My longest trip on an IC125 and day trip too at the time. Was diverted from the main line at Northallerton, called at Eaglescliffe, then rejoined the main line south of Durham to continue to Newcastle Central. A quick spin to Gateshead Metro Centre, then head back south via the diverted route. the Coventry - London BR ticket in 1993 was when I travelled via the GWR/GC Alternative route from Birmingham Snow Hill to London Marylebone (recently reinstated direct trains very quietly with no fanfare or blaze of publicity - the trains just appeared in the local Leamington Spa timetable, with one train every 2 hours). There were no fares in the database at the time from Solihull or Dorridge to London, so the clerk at the booking office issued it from Coventry instead. One day travelcard purchased from a tube station machine.
Batch 7: Jan - Apr 1989
A what is perceived to be a misunderstood brand of the second half of the 1980s in the WMPTE area -
Midline. A couple of Midline ranger tickets (my first crankfest with focusing on 115s and 116s, also 310s too). First spin to Hendesford as the line reopened that week, cannot remember the Cheltenham trip - perhaps to get a 47 northbound to Birmingham.
Batch 8: Aberdeen trip 1994
My very first trip to Scotland on the direct train from Birmingham. Non-stop from Wolverhampton to Warrington BQ, IC125 both ways, first time on 158s to and from Inverness via the Inverness & Aberdeen Joint Railway.
Batch 9: Aviemore trip 1994
Another APEX fare. 86 or 87 to Glasgow Central, 158 to Stirling, then IC125 to Aviemore ("Highland Chieftan"). 158s to Inverness and Carrbridge, 158 to Edinburgh Waverley via Kirkcaldy, 86 or 87 Edinburgh Waverley to Birmingham.
Batch 10: Edinburgh 1995
Tourist Board rail ticket, my very first Festival Cities Rover bash (the present day Central Scotland Rover), my very first spin on Glasgow Underground (I really strained myself to bash the whole track, in both directions too
). Note that the Underground ticket was free of charge due to possessing the rover.
Apologies for the long post. Again, do let me know if there are any of the tickets I've uploaded that are of any use to you.