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A Class 101 DMU arrives at Battersby with a Whitby service, the slide process date is August 1985. The Norwich set number identifies the leading car as E53151, transferred from Norwich to Heaton in May 1985. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A six-car DMU formation at Haxby on July 1986. Leading is a three-car trailer brake Met-Camm set, 53151 is thought to be leading still carrying Norwich set number 97. The rear set appears to be a Class 110 with Class 108 centre car. George Woods.
A five-car formation of Met-Camm vehicles departs westbound from York with a service for Bradford Interchange in the mid/late 1980s. The leading vehicle - 53151 - still carries its East Anglian set number 97. It had been transferred from Norwich to HT in May 1985, then to NL in the first half of May 1986. Graeme Phillips Collection.
E50152 heads this 2-car set at Peterborough with the 17.44 to Cambridge on 7 March 1970. Among notable features in this once everyday sight are the enormous pile of mailbags on the trolley, and the telegraph poles with a multitude of cross-arms. Tom Burnham.
A hybrid DMU set arrives into Dovercourt Bay station on 3 April 1971 formed of Class 101 DMBS 50152 and Class 100 DTCL 56307. Nicholas T Smith.
E50153 + E56122 at Barnby Siding. This is a lovely study of a Metro-Cammell/Cravens hybrid photographed in wintry conditions at Barnby Siding between Oulton Broad and Beccles on the East Suffolk line. The southbound Lowestoft - Ipswich service was captured on Thursday 19th February 1970. The MetCam car was a transfer from Cambridge to Norwich in June 1968 and left the area in July 1971 when it went north to Neville Hill. Photograph by Michael Bryant. Gerard Fletcher.
South Bank, and a set with two DMBSs formed 50153, 59063 and 51211 is seen on 2/8/82. Jerry Glover.
Set 348 is seen in Glasgow Queen Street. E53153 appears to be the DMBS, it was transferred from Heaton to Eastfield in April 1986. Undated. Andrew McConnell.
A three-car Class 101 DMU in New Mills Central station on 9 June 1977. The closest vehicle appears to be E50154, allocated to Hull Botanic Gardens. George Woods.
E50154 heads a two-car set bound for Newcastle shortly after leaving South Shields in April 1981 Trevor Ermel.
The staff have a chit-chat before the departure of this Met-Camm DMU from Saltburn in September 1972. Mel Smith.
A two-car Met-Camm DMU departs from Saltburn station for Darlington in September 1972. DMBS E50155 is closest. Mel Smith.
Departing from Wennington station on the 22 March 1977 is a Met-Camm DMU set formed of E50155 and E56394 working the 14:15 Morecambe-Leeds service on 22 March 1977. Michael Mensing.
A two-car Class 101 (E50155 + E56394) and a four-car Class 108 (E50643 + E59387 + E59246 + E50632) at Retford with the Branch Line Society "South Humberside Railtour" railtour on 11th March 1978. Walter Burt.
BLS South Humberside Railtour at Barton on Humber on Saturday 11/03/78, containing E50155 + E56394 and a four-car Class 108 E50643 + E59246 + E59387 + E50632. Alistair Ness.
The BLS South Humberside Railtour at Louth on 11 March 1978. The vehicles were E50155 + E56394 and E50643 + E59387 + E59246 + E50632. Alistair Ness.
The BLS South Humberside Railtour in New Holland Pier station on 11 March 1978. It was formed of E50155 + E56394 and E50643 + E59387 + E59246 + E50632. Alistair Ness.
Peering over the Humber. On 11th March 1978 the Branch Line Society ran the “South Humberside” railtour taking a DMU around some freight lines in the Doncaster area, then on to New Holland Pier then Louth. The usual scramble to get a photo of the railtour at New Holland Pier. The set was formed of a two car Metro Cammell 101 and 4 car Derby class 108 (E50155 + E56394 and E50643 + E59387 + E59246 + E50632), both in the short lived white / blue stripe livery. Murray Liston.
The BLS South Humberside Railtour from Louth North Signal Box on 11 March 1978. The vehicles were E50155 + E56394 and E50643 + E59387 + E59246 + E50632. Alistair Ness.
The Branch Line Society "South Humberside Railtour" is seen at Barton-on-Humber on 11 March 1978. The vehicles were E50155 + E56394 and E50643 + E59387 + E59246 + E50632. Jeremy Chapter.