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Two Cravens DMUs, one in blue and one in green, as Wood Green Station on 8 February 1969. The closest vehicle has yellow cab doors. George Woods.
A Cravens DMU at Hadley Wood Station on 8 February 1969. George Woods.
Two Cravens DMU sets departing from Hadley Wood station on 8 February 1969. George Woods.
A Cravens DMU seen at Hadley Wood on 14 February 1969. George Woods.
A Cravens DMU comprising vehicles SC56463 + SC51474 (Hamilton set 35) is seen in Midcalder station on Saturday 15 February 1969. Where is it going? It is in the Edinburgh platform but with Glasgow on the destination blind. There is no tail lamp - or driver - at this end... Stuart Mackay Collection.
The aftermath of a three-car Cravens DMU working the 13:00 Birmingham-Derby service hitting a trailer loading with 2 1/2 tons of manure at Catholme crossing (at Wichnor Junction on the Birmingham to Derby main line) on 15 February 1969. The three vehicles came to rest forming a triangle, M50774 closest, M59322 left to right behind, and the mangled wreckage of M50799 (which looks like it was in blue with a yellow panel) on the left. All were withdrawn after the incident. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Cravens DMU crosses the bridge over Devonshire Road, Leicester, on the Great Central line in March 1969. Bryan Jeyes.
A three-car Cravens DMU at East Leake station on March 8, 1969 with Rugby on the destination blind. A Jim Freebury Transport Archive picture. David Page Collection.
A Cravens triple set in Arkwright St station on March 28, 1969. A Jim Freebury Transport Archive picture. David Page Collection.
A three-car Cravens set heads out of Rugby Central station in April 1969. Steve Davies Collection.
A poor-quality 'snap' taken from a passing northbound express at Catholme crossing on 18.04.69, where a three-car Cravens set collided with a farm tractor and trailer there some two months previously on 15.02.69. This shows the remains of a power car which should be 50774 since 50799 suffered extensive front end damage in the collision. Leonard Rogers.
According to the photographer's notes (Michael Brown), this Cravens DMU at Nottingham Arkwright Street is forming the last southbound service over the GC, which then terminated at Rugby, on 3 May 1969. A few enthusiasts appear to be about, including one with a cine camera on the train itself. No wreaths or a headboard are in evidence, however. The station was demolished in 1975, with no trace now remaining. Kevin Lane Collection.
50816 at Ipswich in the company of a Met-Camm and Derby Lightweight. Undated, but judging by the appearance if the route indicators it's around the time of its withdrawal (May 1969). Tony Wilkins.
A Met-Camm (arrived from Yarmouth South Town) and a Cravens (arrived from Norwich Thorpe) are seen at Lowestoft Central on June 14th 1969. Note 'LW' on the Cravens Blue Square coupling code, which is distinctly lighter than what's on the 101, possibly a 'white square?' Steve Davies Collection.
A Class 105 and 114 at Bardney Junction on the direct Lincoln - Firsby line via Woodhall Junction,July 9 1969. The Derby Heavyweight DTC is in rail blue with small yellow panel, and has Sheffield on the blind, despite working the 15:22 Firsby - Lincoln service. The Craven's has a green DMC and the DMBS E51267 is in rail blue, with Tumby Woodside on the blind, it is working the 16:00 Lincoln - Tumbly Woodside. Steve Davies Collection.
A Cravens set at Firsby on July 9, 1969. Steve Davies Collection.
A mixed livery Cravens set (one green, one blue, both with small yellow panels) at St Ives Junction on July 10, 1969. E56114 is closest. Steve Davies Collection.
A mixed livery Cravens set (one green, one blue, both with small yellow panels) at St Ives Junction station on July 10, 1969. E56114 is closest. Steve Davies Collection.
A Cravens DMU in Sheffield Midland in Autumn 1969. I had just travelled back to Sheffield from Thorne on this Cravens BR Blue dmu & was climbing the footbridge stairs when this composition offered itself. Pete LG99.
A Cravens DMU with DTSL E56448 closest is seen in the sidings alongside the ECML at Hitchin in September 1969. Stuart Mackay Collection.