Blue Pullman images
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circa 1962
The Birmingham Pullman service in Leamington Spa station, circa 1962. David Russon.
March 1962
An 8-car Western Region diesel Pullman unit is seen at Acocks Green in late March 1962. Michael Mensing.
9th April 1962
A diesel Pullman set gets some attention in Birmingham Snow Hill as it waits to depart with the 4.50pm Paddington - Wolverhampton service on 9 April 1962. On the right Western hydraulic D1002 can be seen on display. Michael Mensing.
12th April 1962
The 4.50pm Paddington - Wolverhampton Low Level Birmingham Pullman service passing through Tyseley station on April 12, 1962. The number on the parlour second appears to read 60647. Michael Mensing.
15th May 1962
The Midland Pullman has just arrived at London St Pancras with the 0745 from Manchester Central, the booked arrival time was 1100 and as the clock is showing 1054 it has obviously arrived early. The leading car M60092 is having it's windscreen cleaned before the trip to Nottingham at 1120 and back. 15 May 1962. Keith Long.
18th May 1962
A "Western Pullman" set departs Paddington for Old Oak Common on 18 May 1962. Keith Long.
21st May 1962
A Diesel Pullman is captured leaving Bristol Temple Meads on 21 May 1962. These units always looked more attractive in their original 'Nanking Blue' colour. Colin Kirkwood.
June 1962
The Manchester Central-London St Pancras 'Midland Pullman' passes the south end of Gowhole yard at 08.10hrs during June 1962, having stopped at Cheadle Heath some 15 minutes ago it's next stop will be the capital. Andrew J Crowther.
4th July 1962
Standing outside Trailer Parlour First M60743 are, left to right: EJ Morris, Secretary, Pullman Car Company; CB Minifie, passenger, WO Reynolds, Divisional Manager, London (Midland) Division, LMR; and Fred Still, chef. Mr Minifie had been presented with an engraved silver ashtray noting that he was the 100,000th passenger on the "Midland Pullman" between Manchester and London, while the chef has a birthday cake to celebrate the train's second anniversary on 4th July 1962. British Railways.
29th August 1962
The Birmingham Pullman service seen at Aynho Junction on August 29, 1962. Michael Mensing.
5th September 1962
On my second day of railway photography, a Blue Pullman set is captured at Paddington. 5/9/62. David Christie.
5th September 1962
A Blue Pullman set arriving at Paddington on 5/9/62. David Christie.
10th September 1962
The 1.0pm Birmingham Snow Hill - Paddington Birmingham Pullman service at Acocks Green on 10 September 1962. Michael Mensing.
1963
One of the Western Region Diesel Pullman sets at Royal Oak sometime in 1963. Stuart Mackay Collection.
circa March 1963
Standing, awaiting departure from Birmingham Snow Hill for Paddington from platform 7 at 13.00, is one of the Nanking blue and white Pullman sets. Peter did not date the shot but it was packed with other negatives in an envelope marked "March 1963" At platform 6 is a recently arrived Swindon Cross-Country dmu that will have travelled from Cardiff via Cheltenham and the North Warwickshire line. Image taken by Peter Shoesmith. Geoff Dowling and John Whitehouse Collection.
May 1963
A Blue Pullman set seen at Tyseley in May 1963. Michael Mensing.
June 1963
An eight-car Western Region Blue Pullman unit is seen between Olton and Solihull in June 1963. Note the suburban set in the distance. Michael Mensing.
18th June 1963
A diesel (Blue) Pullman set in London Paddington station on 18th June 1963. It is noted as possibly being as a seven-car with a parlour first missing. Keith Long.
18th June 1963
W60094 departing from London Paddington ECS to Old Oak Common after arriving on "The Birmingham Pullman", in the background is W60095 which will follow it after arriving on "The South Wales Pullman" 18th June 1963. Keith Long.
18th June 1963
Two Pullman sets in Paddington on 18 June 1963. Closest is W60095 which arrived on "The South Wales Pullman", the other is W60094 which worked the "The Birmingham Pullman". Both will depart ECS to Old Oak Common, the latter first. Keith Long.