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A Cravens DMU on the 3.46pm service to Long Melford at Marks Tey on 21st March 1959. The DMBS is in the E512xx series, and would be allocated to Cambridge depot. Michael Mensing.
A two-car Cravens DMU departs from Marks Tey station with a Chelmsford service on 21 March 1959 led by Cambridge allocated E56440. Michael Mensing.
Cravens Sc56479 in Helensburgh Central with a Hillington Park Church Woman's Guild charter during May 1959. This image appeared in the August 1959 Scottish Region edition of the British Railways staff magazine. The Man in the Corner Seat.
Tablet exchange from a Cravens set at Ardlui, presumably 51490 since the DTC is 56479, working a Hillington Park Church Woman's Guild charter during May 1959. This image appeared in the August 1959 Scottish Region edition of the British Railways staff magazine. The Man in the Corner Seat.
A Cravens set operating the 6.08pm Aberdeen to Ballater, seen at Park station on the 19th May 1959. Hamish Stevenson.
56481 and 51492 seen at Eastfield on the 23rd May 1959. They are listed as new that day to 61A (Kittybrewster) shed. Stuart Mackay Collection.
The depot cat hides under Sc56479 at Eastfield depot on the 23rd May 1959. Stuart Mackay Collection.
Sc51491 (and presumably Sc56480) at Eastfield depot on the 23rd May 1959. The pair were listed as new to Kittybrewster (61A) on the 14th of that month, then transferred soon afterwards to Hamilton (66C). Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Cravens 2-car DMU arriving at Kings Cross - 14-7-59. Image by NJ Lemon. On Tour with the Class 13 Army Collection.
Cravens twin set E56419 + E51261 was one of many exhibits at a rolling stock and equipment exhibition at Noel Park Goods Yard (on the Seven Sisters - Palace Gates branch) by the Great Northern line. 24,000 people attended the event held from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th September 1958. British Railways.
A Cravens DMU in Kelvin Hall station on 5 September 1959. It was operating a shuttle service for the Scottish Industries Exhibition at the nearby Kelvin Hall connecting it with Glasgow Central where a "Modern Railway" exhibition was being held. Image courtesy of John Paton/Caledonian Railway Association. WAC Smith.
Nuneaton Abbey station looks a little bleak on a cloudy 14th September 1959. The station was located on Midland Road and served the housing estates rather than the town centre. Behind the station is the large Judkins Quarry complex this supplied the area with a constant film of dust which covered everything in the immediate vicinity. The opposite platform has a water crane still in use the station closed to passengers 4th March 1968. Approaching the station is an LMR 3 car Cravens unit on a Nottingham - Birmingham working. Image taken by Peter Shoesmith. Geoff Dowling and John Whitehouse Collection.
A Cravens set arrives into Kelvin Hall station on the 19th September 1959. Stuart Mackay Collection.
April 1960 has a Cravens twin on the way to St. Enoch at Giffnock station. Photo by the late Iain Frew and uploaded by kind permission of his son Colin. Iain Frew.
The Stephenson Locomotive Society Nottinghamshire & Derbyshire Area railtour at New Hucknall Colliery on 23 April 1960. Formed of a Cravens three-car DMU, the Six Bells Junction notes the DMBS as 50755. Paul Redmond.
A Cravens twin unit awaits departure from Wickham Market with an Ipswich to Aldeburgh working on 30 April 1960. The station is still open, although the branch to Aldeburgh closed in 1966. Image by Harry Townley, copyright of the Industrial Railway Society (HT-3817A). Kevin Lane Collection.
May 1960 sees a Cravens twin picking up passengers at Giffnock on a trip from East Kilbride to Glasgow. Photo by the late Iain Frew and uploaded with the kind permission of his son Colin. Iain Frew.
A Cravens twin in the snow at Hatfield, thought to be taken in 1961. Stuart Mackay Collection.
M50791 departing from Derby with a train for Birmingham 26th March 1961. Keith Long.
A three-car Cravens DMUs standing in Derby station after arriving with a train from Crewe 26th March 1961 on 26 March 1981. The DMBS is noted as M50779, a Newton Heath allocated vehicle normally formed in a power-twin. Keith Long.