Class 116 DMU images
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1st October 1966
A two-car 116 set at Milverton on October 1st 1966. The DMBS is W50870, the DMS is likely to be 50923. Steve Davies Collection.
1st October 1966
W50870 heading out of Milverton on October 1st, 1966. This was the last day of service on the line. Steve Davies Collection.
4th October 1966
Date is 4th October 1966, train is the 15.58 to Kingswear about to leave Paignton, formed on an unlined green Derby suburban triple DMU. The KDH Archive.
11th October 1966
M50052 leads a three-car Derby suburban set (centre car is 59002) with an extra vehicle added to the rear approaching Swan Village. They form the 4.23pm Wellington - Birmingham Snow Hill service on October 11, 1966. Michael Mensing.
15th October 1966
The 1.35pm Stourport-on-Severn Junction - Birmingham Snow Hill service on October 15th, 1966 is formed of two 3-car Class 116 sets led by M51129 with DMPV 55996 on the rear. Seen at Galton Bridge, Smethwick. Michael Mensing.
22nd October 1966
A Derby suburban set (later Class 116) with M50914 closest is seen on the viaduct at Galton on October 22nd, 1966. Michael Mensing.
22nd October 1966
Set: 300
Tyseley Derby triple set 300 (M50092 leading) is seen at Smethwick West with the 1.0pm (approximately) Birmingham Snow Hill - Stourbridge - Kidderminster - Bewdley service on October 22, 1966. Michael Mensing.
circa 1967
A Derby suburban triple with four Met-Camm vehicles on the rear seen at Eaglescliffe. Circa 1967 when four of these sets were allocated to South Gosforth. Stuart Mackay Collection.
circa 1967
A Derby suburban triple DMU - W51128 closest - at Exeter St Davids circa 1967. John Law Collection.
1967
Viewed from Barry station a Derby suburban triple DMU is seen in the carriage sheds sometime in 1967. Stuart Mackay Collection.
4th March 1967
The now demolished Birmingham (Snow Hill) Station, on the last day of through Paddington - Birkenhead services, 04/03/67. Brush Type 4 (Class 47) No.D1605 (later No.47 028) enters the station with a Paddington-bound express from Wolverhampton (Low Level) whilst in the centre road are two BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu's (Class 116) Nos.M50885, M59342, M50912 & M50859, M59334, M50888 (note: one too many DMS listed and one DMBS short) idling quietly amidst diesel fumes as the sunlight streams through the stygian gloom. Hugh Llewelyn.
1st April 1967
The Monmouthshire Railway Society Afon Llwyd railtour next to Furnace Sidings signal box, Blaenavon, on 1 April 1967 formed of a Derby suburban DMU, vehicles W50838 (nearest), W59376 and W50891. Photograph by Norman Thomas. Monmouthshire Railway Society.
1st April 1967
W50838 + W59376 + W50891 are seen at in Abersychan and Talywain station with the Monmouthshire Railway Society 'The Afon Llwyd' railtour on 1 April 1967. Robert Thomas.
1st April 1967
BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu (later Class 116) Nos.W50838 (116/2), W59376 (175), W50891 (116/1) in BR green with small yellow warning panel at Hafodyrynys Colliery on the "Afon Llwyd" railtour around the Eastern Valleys, South Wales, 01/04/67. Hugh Llewelyn.
1st April 1967
Abersychan & Talywain Station showing BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu (later Class 116) Nos.W50838 (116/2), W59376 (175), W50891 (116/1) on the "Afon Llwyd" railtour, 01/04/67. Hugh Llewelyn.
April 1967
W50856 heads a Class 116 set on the Kingswear branch circa April 1967. Michael Mensing.
April 1967
Set: 124
BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu (later Class 116) Nos.W50094 (116/1), W59020 (175), W50074 (116/2) in BR green with small yellow warning panel entering Birmingham (Snow Hill) station, 04/67. The set number in the cab window is possibly 124. Note the Met-Camm on the left. Hugh Llewelyn.
May 1967
Barry Island station in 05/67 containing two Derby 3-car Suburban dmu's (Class 116s). Hugh Llewelyn.
9th May 1967
A Derby suburban triple DMU at Heath Junction, north Cardiff, on May 9th 1967. Photograph by John Wiltshire. Peter Brabham Collection.
June 1967
A Derby suburban DMU in Exeter Central station in June 1967 in an early version of the rail blue livery. David Faircloth.