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A LMR publicity image of a Midland Pullman set at Bedford on 8th March 1960. Negative DM 6244. British Railways.
A LMR publicity image of a Midland Pullman set at Bedford on 8th March 1960. Negative DM 6248. British Railways.
A British Railways publicity image showing a Western Region diesel Pullman set, location unknown, circa Autumn 1960. It was used on the cover of the October 1960 issue of the Western Region "London Division News" staff magazine, and was the cover image on the first DMU edition of the Ian Allan ABCs in summer 1961. British Railways.
A Blue Pullman at Bristol on 11 September 1960. Photograph by John Wiltshire. Peter Brabham Collection.
On the first day of the Birmingham Pullman service, 12th September 1960, the 4.50pm Paddington - Wolverhampton Low Level arrives at Solihull. Michael Mensing.
In the first day of the new Birmingham Pullman service - 12th September 1960 - the inaugural up working, the 7.00am Wolverhampton - Paddington, arrives into Solihull. Michael Mensing.
On the day the "Birmingham Pullman" services were introduced - September 12, 1960, the 12.10pm London Paddington - Birmingham Snow Hill passes through Acocks Green station. Michael Mensing.
The 2.30pm Birmingham Snow Hill - Paddington Birmingham Pullman services is seen between Olton and Solihull on September 29, 1960. Michael Mensing.
A Met-Camm image showing the interior of a diesel Pullman set laid out for dinner. Circa October 1960. Metropolitan Cammell.
A Birmingham Pullman service passes through Acocks Green in late 1960. Michael Mensing.
Meal preparation on a Blue Pullman - a busy chef and stewards waiting to pick up meals. British Railways.
A steward serving on a Blue Pullman service, while the gentleman closest is probably consulting the menu for his next drink. British Railways.
A Blue Pullman and a Derby Lightweight. Robert Carroll notes: "This is probably at Reddish Depot, where the Midland Pullman was serviced. There is what looks suspiciously like a 1,500 volt DC gantry in the background." Ian McDonald Collection.
In this image taken by Peter Shoesmith, he has cut off part of the rear power car - he did wear thick glasses and we must assume that he did not get close enough to the viewfinder. That said it is a lovely rendering of the old Birmingham Snow Hill and it does show the full length of one of these smart and rather short lived trains with their Nanking blue and white livery. (I thought they looked 'cheap and nasty' when they were re-liveried in white and blue). Particularly pleasing is the view of the platform with the dad and young trainspotter, Dad in his suit and the lad in grey shorts and his school cap. There is an air of unhurried grandeur about the scene, a lost era. The slide was unmounted, therefore undated, but 1961 is a guess. Geoff Dowling and John Whitehouse Collection.
A Midland Pullman passing Bedford Midland Station. Undated, photo by Jim Lawrence. Ian McDonald Collection.
A Midland Pullman seen at Ford Lane, near Little Eaton (north of Derby) sometime in 1961. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Diesel Pullman unit in Birmingham Snow Hill station, circa 1961. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Blue Pullman set standing in Birmingham Snow Hill station. Andy Cole.
A Midland Pullman set - date / location unknown. AndrewHA Collection.
A diesel Pullman unit is seen at Acocks Green station in January 1961. Michael Mensing.