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The staff seem happy to be posing in front of this Met-Camm Lighweight unit in Tilbury station on the 16th July 1959. Steve Davies Collection.
GRC&W Cross-Country set B579 (presumably 51093 + 59424 + 51065) seen at Fareham circa 1971. Image taken by John Vaughan. Stuart Mackay Collection.
The driver and guard wait patiently for the last passengers to board at St Albans so they can be on their way. Undated. Steve Davies Collection.
A 2-car Class 105 waits at St Albans. Undated Steve Davies Collection.
A snowy scene at St Albans with a 2-car Cravens being prepared for departure time. Steve Davies Collection.
L280 (54280) + L403 (51336 + 59488 + 51378), in that order, seen at Oxford on the 14th April 1987. S Gaskell.
Two Class 108 driver trailers at Tyseley TMD on the 14th February 1987, M54223 closest. It had been transferred to the depot from Newton Heath at the start of May 1986. S Gaskell.
Class 116 centre car M59440 at Tyseley TMD on the 14th February 1987. Amongst the other DMU vehicles are two Class 108 driver trailers, the closest being 54223. S Gaskell.
The interior of Class 115 DMBS 51898, taken at Tyseley TMD on the 14th February 1987. S Gaskell.
Class 116 DMBS 53840 at Tyseley TMD on the 14th February 1987. S Gaskell.
A Class 124 Trans-Penning unit seen at Selby on 28/07/1975. Apparently still in original 6-car formation, including Buffet car with red stripe at cantrail level, it is entering the station as what would have most likely be a Hull - Manchester / Liverpool TransPennine service (the headcode has an M in the second position, confirming a Midland region destination). Leading car is E51962, followed by 51982. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A four-car hybrid formation (101 / 108 / 101 / 108) is seen at Newcastle heading towards Manors on a service to either North Tyneside or Morpeth / beyond, June 1977. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Class 101 and 120 at Shrewsbury, c.1980. It shows the contrasting cab styles of the Metropolitan Cammell (left) and Swindon Works designs (right). The 101 is a Cardiff-based refurbished set no C814 in blue and grey livery. It has an additional high density headlamp - unusual at the time - for use on the Central Wales line. Similarly, the Class 120 features a pair of bars between the cab windows, to which an additional headlamp would be fitted. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Class 101 and 120 formation at Stirling in September 1986. The leading set is 101323, formed of only one 101 (51251) and two 120s (59580 and 51587). The rear unit is a three-car Class 101. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Class 108 set (54243 + 53959) awaits departure from Newcastle platform 9 with the 17:33 Newcastle - Hexham, 03/06/1988. Graeme Phillips Collection.
DMS E53169 is seen in what was then Newcastle platform 11, with Brough on its destination blind, on 2/10/87. Below the driver's window can be seen the letters BG, the depot code for Hull Botanic Gardens, which at the time maintained a fleet of DMUs for East Yorkshire. In most cases, the top and bottom centre lights were smoothed away without a trace upon refurbishment, but this cab front exhibits the welded plates. Graeme Phillips Collection.
Class 101 and 105 vehicles E56085 E51221 E56459 E51429 E56081 and E51485 call at Heaton on the last day of British Rail services, 10/08/1980. Although situated on the East Coast Main Line, it was one of a number of stations closed across Newcastle and North Tyneside at this time, pending development of the Tyneside Metro system. Heaton station wasn't replaced as part of the Metro system, but the area is served by nearby Byker and Chillingham Road stations. Graeme Phillips Collection.
M54247 and M53964 at Newcastle, 09/11/1987. Based at Carlisle Kingmoor depot at the time, they have evidently travelled across the Tyne Valley, perhaps due to the failure of a Heaton (HT) unit, which would usually work these services. Upon closure of Kingmoor in May 1988, most of the Class 108s were transferred to Heaton for continued use in Cumbria, but M53964 M54247 were amongst the remainder which went to Chester (CH) depot for north Lancashire services. However, M53964 M54247 was later transferred to Heaton in Spring 1989, from which time it made semi-regular appearances at Newcastle. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A Class 104 / 101 formation at New Mills South Junction, 01/03/1980. Graeme Phillips Collection.
A two car Class 101 unit comes off the High Level Bridge into Newcastle station, June 1977. This rather faded slide may be of more interest for the buildings visible, many of which have since been demolished. Graeme Phillips Collection.
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