« ‹ Page 2 of 6, displaying 21-40 of 104 images › »
A Pressed Steel suburban triple unit (later known as a Class 117) is seen at St.Johns (between Woking and Brookwood), looking towards Woking, on 14 February 1967. George Woods.
Not a great image but a rare shot of a Class 117 set in blue with just a small yellow panel. Taken near Paddington on 9-3-67. David Faircloth.
Two fast moving Pressed Steel suburban triple DMUs heading for Oxford are seen near Cholsey in July 1967. At least the leading set has been freshly painted into the then new rail blue livery. Doug Nicholls.
Two Pressed Steel suburban triple DMUs seen at Moreton, Didcot, heading towards Reading in July 1967. Doug Nicholls.
Two Pressed Steel Class 117 3-car suburban dmu's Nos.W51413 (117/1), W59517 (176), W51407 (117/2) and W51370 (117/2), W59522 (176), W51413 (117/1) in Rail Blue with all-yellow front ends leaving Paddington on an Oxford service, 07/67. Hugh Llewelyn.
A Pressed Steel suburban triple DMU approaches Kennington Junction Signal Box, Oxford, in October 1967. Doug Nicholls.
Pressed Steel suburban triple DMUs at Clapham Junction, circa late 1960s (blue livery with yellow panel), probably an excursion. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A suburban DMU at Oxford circa early 1970s. Brian Daniels.
A suburban DMU at Kennington circa early 1970s. Brian Daniels.
A view of a three-car DMU, presumably a Class 117, in Windsor and Eton Central Station on the 29th of May 1972, The KDH Archive.
A Class 117 at speed seen at Waltham Saint Lawrence. Undated. Steve Davies Collection.
A number of Class 117 DMUs can be seen in this view of Southall depot on 9 July 1973. Alistair Ness.
A Pressed Steel suburban set departs from West Ealing on July 31st, 1973. Philip W Marshall.
The 4pm Weymouth - Bristol is seen at Castle Cary in September 1973. Adrian Vaughan.
Selly Oak Station, Birmingham, Summer 1974. Built by the Midland Railway in 1876 Selly Oak station in the southern surburbs was unmanned & uncared for in 1974. Still served by these dmus from New Street to Redditch the NE-SW expresses hauled by Peaks swept through the station at speed. I had just arrived from King's Norton but not many others alighted. Not long afterwards in 1978 the whole historic lot was swept away & a modern brick & plastic replacement built. No doubt an improvement on the dereliction but not on the original which if renovated instead of demolished would have been very much better. Selly Oak station became part of the Cross City Line from Lichfield to Redditch & was electrified in 1993. The structure in the centre is the roof over the staircase which lead to the subway over to the Down platform. This has been replaced by a footbridge. Pete LG99.
19th October 1974 - I braved the torrential rain to take this shot of the Midland Railway's Gloucester Eastgate station looking south with a dmu in the platform. The other end of the covered footbridge joining the two Gloucester stations is in the right background. The goods lines to left have already been lifted. I was waiting for a Southwest to Northeast Class 47-hauled train to take me back to Birmingham. The whole site today is a supermarket. What a surprise! Pete LG99.
Class 117s stables at Weymouth. Undated. Ian Francis.
No details with this slide, one of two showing a fire on a Class 117 DMS. The headcode is still in use so circa early/mid-1970s, possibly on the Berks & Hants line. Stuart Mackay Collection.
No details with this slide, one of two showing a fire on a Class 117 DMS. The headcode is still in use so circa early/mid-1970s, possibly on the Berks & Hants line. Stuart Mackay Collection.
A Class 117 DMU is seen leaving Bristol Temple Meads in October 1975. Hugh Llewelyn.