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Unidentified Class 105 DMU images


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105 DMU

8th October 1962

Stockingford Station was situated on the through line from Whitacre Junction to Nuneaton. On 8th October 1962 a three-car Cravens DMU calls with a service from Birmingham New Street to Leicester. Today nothing remains of Stockingford station or the brickworks chimneys that are visible in the background. Image taken by Peter Shoesmith. Geoff Dowling and John Whitehouse Collection.


105 DMU

1963

Cravens Class 105 unit heading past Aberdeen's Ferryhill Junction working to Ballater. Taken in 1963 and uploaded with the kind permission of Tony Grubb. Tony Grubb.


105 DMU

1960s

A Cravens / Met-Camm combo (the DMBS could be E50249, the only Cravens allocated to Darlington) in Melmerby station on the Harrogate to Northallerton line, looking north. Date unknown. The trackbed of the Masham branch can be seen on the left. Stuart Mackay Collection.


105 DMU

Unknown Date

A two-car Cravens DMU with a two-car of a different type seen in Worksop station. Undated, the Cravens DMBS is in Rail Blue livery so circa late 1960s. Stuart Mackay Collection.


105 DMU

Unknown Date

A Cravens set at Bedford St Johns. Undated. Steve Davies Collection.


105 DMU

Unknown Date

A Cravens set at Bedford St Johns. Undated. Steve Davies Collection.


105 DMU

Unknown Date

A three-car Cravens DMU on Derby Etches Park depot, date unknown. The destination blind is showing Bakewell. Paul Redmond.


105 DMU

March 1963

A Cravens DMU in Somersham station with a service to Peterborough in March 1963. The blue squares on the cab front have LW added to them and note also the text on the lower left of the cab front. John Clark / Adrian Sutterby Collection.


105 DMU

7th April 1963

On Sunday 7th April 1963 a Cravens triple DMU working the 9.35am Leicester to Birmingham service passes through Arley and Fillongley station which had closed in November 1960. Michael Mensing.


105 DMU

11th May 1963

A Cravens triple DMU seen north of Burton-on-Trent heading to Derby on 11 May 1963. Michael Mensing.


105 DMU

1st June 1963

On June 1, 1963 a two-car Class 105 and three-car Class 107 enters Crianlarich Lower station from the Callander direction with an unknown excursion, possibly a Six Lochs Land Cruise. Hamish Stevenson.


105 DMU

8th June 1963

Hertford North station looking north, with a Cravens DMU, 08/06/1963. The station, which opened in 1924, is situated on the 'Hertford Loop' which runs parallel with the GNR main line between Wood Green and Stevenage. On the right of the photo is the single track connection to Hertford Cowbridge (the original Hertford North station) and Hertford East. John Cosford.


105 DMU

8th June 1963

A Cravens DMU at Luton Bute Street with a service to Dunstable on 8 June 1963. John Cosford.


105 DMU

15th June 1963

Two three-car Cravens sets arrive into Leicester London Road on 15 June 1963. Norman Thomas courtesy S V Blencowe collection.


105 DMU

Unknown Date

A Cravens driver trailer set arrives into Fordham station. Date unknown, the station closed in 1965. Steve Davies Collection.


105 DMU

1964

A Cravens DMU in Withernsea station in 1964. Stuart Mackay Collection.


105 DMU

1964

A Cravens DMU in Hornsea station in 1964. Stuart Mackay Collection.


105 DMU

1964

D5674 squeezes a goods train past a derailed Cravens DMBS at Abbots Ripton sometime in 1964. John Clark / Adrian Sutterby Collection.


105 DMU

1964

A Cravens DMBS with its leading wheels derailed at Abbots Ripton sometime in 1964. John Clark / Adrian Sutterby Collection.


105 DMU

circa 1964

A Cravens triple DMU on a local stopping service, although not stopping at Widmerpool where it is seen circa 1963/4. All facilities available for use, a typical station and goods yard. The long siding in front of the signal box was often used for storage of coaching stock. Slightly blurred as picture was taken on a Brownie 127. David Page.

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