Class 116 DMU images
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4th March 1967
The SLS Farewell to the Midland tour at Chapel-en-le-Firth station on 4 March 1967. Formed of a Tyseley Derby suburban triple, the DMS should be M50100. Stuart Mackay Collection.
4th March 1967
The now demolished Birmingham (Snow Hill) Station, on the last day of through Paddington - Birkenhead services, 04/03/67. Brush Type 4 (Class 47) No.D1605 (later No.47 028) enters the station with a Paddington-bound express from Wolverhampton (Low Level) whilst in the centre road are two BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu's (Class 116) Nos.M50885, M59342, M50912 & M50859, M59334, M50888 (note: one too many DMS listed and one DMBS short) idling quietly amidst diesel fumes as the sunlight streams through the stygian gloom. Hugh Llewelyn.
28th March 1967
This is noted as a through train from Plymouth to Calstock setting back into Bere Alston on 28 March 1967 and is formed of two Derby suburban W508xx series power cars (later to become Class 116s). Stuart Mackay Collection.
1st April 1967
The Monmouthshire Railway Society Afon Llwyd railtour next to Furnace Sidings signal box, Blaenavon, on 1 April 1967 formed of a Derby suburban DMU, vehicles W50838 (nearest), W59376 and W50891. Photograph by Norman Thomas. Monmouthshire Railway Society.
1st April 1967
W50838 + W59376 + W50891 are seen at in Abersychan and Talywain station with the Monmouthshire Railway Society 'The Afon Llwyd' railtour on 1 April 1967. Robert Thomas.
1st April 1967
BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu (later Class 116) Nos.W50838 (116/2), W59376 (175), W50891 (116/1) in BR green with small yellow warning panel at Hafodyrynys Colliery on the "Afon Llwyd" railtour around the Eastern Valleys, South Wales, 01/04/67. Hugh Llewelyn.
1st April 1967
Abersychan & Talywain Station showing BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu (later Class 116) Nos.W50838 (116/2), W59376 (175), W50891 (116/1) on the "Afon Llwyd" railtour, 01/04/67. Hugh Llewelyn.
April 1967
W50856 heads a Class 116 set on the Kingswear branch circa April 1967. Michael Mensing.
April 1967
Set: 124
BR (Derby) Suburban 3-car dmu (later Class 116) Nos.W50094 (116/1), W59020 (175), W50074 (116/2) in BR green with small yellow warning panel entering Birmingham (Snow Hill) station, 04/67. The set number in the cab window is possibly 124. Note the Met-Camm on the left. Hugh Llewelyn.
May 1967
Barry Island station in 05/67 containing two Derby 3-car Suburban dmu's (Class 116s). Hugh Llewelyn.
9th May 1967
A Derby suburban triple DMU at Heath Junction, north Cardiff, on May 9th 1967. Photograph by John Wiltshire. Peter Brabham Collection.
June 1967
A Derby suburban DMU in Exeter Central station in June 1967 in an early version of the rail blue livery. David Faircloth.
June 1967
A Derby suburban set (later Class 116) in Exeter Central with an Exmouth train during June 1967. David Faircloth.
19th June 1967
A Derby surburban triple set in Coryton station forming the 17:05 to Cardiff Bute Road on 19 June 1967. DMBS W50091 is closest. Robert Thomas.
December 1967
A Barry - Treherbert crosses the Taff north of Llandaff station in December 1967. Lewis Bevan.
2nd December 1967
Heath Junction, with Heath Junction signal box and a Derby suburban triple DMU heading towards Coryton, photographed on 2 December 1967. Lewis Bevan.
1968
A Derby suburban triple DMU seen near Totnes with Newton Abbot on the destination blind sometime in 1968. Stuart Mackay Collection.
1968
Set: TY515
Tyseley-based Derby suburban set TY515 (presumably 50050 + 59015 + 51143) arrives into Widney Manor station during 1969. It is displaying "Special" on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
1st March 1968
E50830/59343/50883 with 2N73 the 1125 Carlisle to Newcastle departing from Brampton Fell signalbox after picking up a C&W inspector who had come from Hexham to examine a wagon detached in the refuge siding with a hot box, 1st March 1968. Keith Long.
27th March 1968
A Derby suburban triple DMU set (with W50844 closest) is seen at Caerau with the 16:10 Bridgend-Treherbert service on 27 March 1968. Robert Thomas.