Class 116 DMU images identified by Vehicle No.
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51148
30th June 1989
Set: C393
Class 116 set C393 (W51148 and presumably W51135) at Caerphilly on 30 June 1989. John Carter.
15th June 1991
Set: C393
2-car Class 116 set C393 (51148 and presumably 51135) seen at Brent Knoll (Somerset) on the 15th June 1991. Ian Francis.
51149
27th April 1974
Set: C301
Merthyr station on 27 April 1974, with Class 116 DMU set C301 (presumably 51149 + 59446 + 51136) on the 16.50 to Barry Island. Tom Burnham.
17th July 1985
Set: TS603
Tyseley class 116/111 set TS603, M51149 (nearest) + class 111 TS M59106 + M51136, on London area duty approach Reading from Paddington. Wednesday 17th July 1985. Iain Reid.
3rd August 1990
Set: T319
Class 116 set T319 (presumably 51149 + 59756 + 51129) at Llandudno on 03/08/1990. Graeme Phillips Collection.
8th June 1991
Set: T319
51149 + 59756 + 51129 (T319) arrive at Smethwick West with the 12:41 New St - Stourbridge on 8th June 1991. Gazza Prescott.
26th July 1991
Set: T319
Tyseley's 3-car suburban set T319 formed class 116 DMS 51149 (nearest), 59756 (class 115 TCL) & 51129 (class 116 DMBS) just protruding from the undercover part of Birmingham New Street. 47851 is stabled in the adjacent line awaiting it's next turn of duty on 26/Jul/1991. Robert Chilton.
51150
circa late August 1958
A set from the third batch of Derby suburban triple (Class 116) DMUs posed for an official image (Derby negative 58/877) circa late August 1958. It comprised vehicles 51150 / 59447 / 51137. British Railways.
circa late August 1958
The cab front of W51150 on the Wirksworth branch circa late August 1958. A Derby Works image negative 58/878. British Railways.
circa late August 1958
A Derby Works image (negative 58/880) showing the interior of a DMS from a Derby suburban triple set, presumably W51150. Taken in Duffield station circa late August 1958 it is looking from the cab end looking to the rear. British Railways.
51151
22nd July 1972
Set: 353
The BLS Glamorgan railtour at Cwm Llantwit 22 July 1972, formed of Class 116 set 353 (W51151 and presumably W59448 + W51138). Stuart Mackay Collection.
22nd July 1972
Set: 353
Class 116 set 353 (W51151 and presumably W59448 visible) at Tondu. This is thought to be the BLS Glamorgan railtour on 22 July 1972. Stuart Davies Collection.
22nd July 1972
Set: 353
Class 116 set 353 (W51151 visible) at Tondu. This is thought to be the BLS Glamorgan railtour on 22 July 1972. Stuart Davies Collection.
22nd July 1972
Set: 353
Class 116 set 353 (W51151 and presumably W59448 + W51138) at Tondu. This is thought to be the BLS Glamorgan railtour on 22 July 1972. Stuart Davies Collection.
20th March 1975
Set: C353
Class 116 DMU set C353 (presumably 51151 + 59448 + 51138) for Cardiff Bute road at Queen St station with brand new BR Brunel House in Background on March 20th 1975. Photograph by John Wiltshire. Peter Brabham Collection.
9th September 1990
Set: T419
This shot of T419 (presumably 51151 closest) is one of those so ordinary that at the time it hardly seemed worth taking and if it hadn't been for the HST in the background disappearing to the north the shutter release probably wouldn't have been pressed. Since my picture was taken on 9 September 1990 the semaphores have gone to be replaced with colour lights and the route has been electrified with 25kv overhead catenary. Peter Tandy.
18th April 1992
Set: T411
51151 + 59597 + 59625 + 51869 (T411) at Cradley Heath working the 18:16 Kidderminster - New St., 18th April 1992. Gazza Prescott.
10th April 1993
51151 leads 59032 and 53090 into University station, Birmingham, forming the 13.21 New St - Longbridge service on 10/4/93. Leonard Rogers.
51152
23rd April 1962
The 10.40am ex-Newport service is seen after terminating at Blaenavon Low Level on 23 April 1962. The Derby suburban triple DMU set with DMS W51152 closest will begin the return journey at 11.45am. Michael Mensing.
Unknown Date
Set: C334
Refurbished Class 116 DMU set C334 (W51152 and presumably 59033 and 51139) seen at Cardiff, date unknown. Paul Redmond.