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A Gloucester RC&W Cross-Country DMU led by W51099 in Norton Halt with a Worcester - Evesham train on 24 August 1963. Michael Mensing.
A Gloucester RC&W Cross-Country DMU and a Derby suburban set (one vehicle lined) are seen with the 4.05pm Birmingham Snow Hill - Reading - Paddington service north of Croperdy in September 1965. Leading is M51072 with Tyseley set number 511 in the cab window, Michael Mensing.
A well-loaded 4.40pm Wolverhampton Low Level - Didcot service is seen between Olton and Solihull on Bank Holiday Monday 25 May 1964. Formed of two GRC&W DMUs with a Derby suburban triple set between, 51104 leads the Cross Country unit with Tyseley set number 512 in the left cab window and its M prefix - changed from its original W - noticeably lighter than the vehicle number. The parcel car on the rear was noted as 55996. Michael Mensing.
Tyseley allocated W51058 leads a GRC&W Cross-Country and a suburban triple DMU south of Appleford with the 4.40pm Wolverhampton Low Level - Didcot service on 9 May 1964. Michael Mensing.
W51080 leads a 9-car Class 119 formation into Brighton on the 8th July 1982. Steve Davies Collection.
Class 119 588 at Worcester Shrub Hill October 1980 Steve Robinson.
Alongside a full-looking car park and in a location that has changed dramatically over the passing years, a Gloucester Class 119 Cross Country three-car DMU formed of cars W51079, W59437 & W51107 was stood at Reading with a service from Gatwick Airport on May 19th 1981. A Southern Region Class 421 4-CIG EMU, 7352 is visible in the background. The 119's were based closely on the Swindon Class 120's, but built at the Gloucester Railway Carriage & Wagon Company in 1958 utilising a Derby style cab. There were 84 individual cars built, with the centre trailer coaches originally having a small buffet area. The last of the 119's were withdrawn in 1994. Martyn Hilbert.
Class 119 set 588 (51107 59437 51079) leaves Guildford on 2/8/81. Jerry Glover.
Class 119 set 588, formed 51079 + 59437 + 51107 arrives into Redhill on 9/9/93 with the 13:26 Gatwick Airport - Reading service. Sparegang.
Class 119 DMU set presumed 51079 + 59437 + 51107 near White Down Lane with the 09.15 Gatwick to Reading service on 17 October 1993. Rob Paterson.
Two-car Class 119 set 588 (presumably (51079 + 51107) makes a spirited departure from Guildford. Undated. Tom Clift.
A bit of seminaring for (L)707 (51090 + 53479) at Gospel Oak, with the 14:45 to Barking, 13/4/91. Gazza Prescott.
Class 119 DMS 51090 with Class 104 DMBS 53479 seen in London St Pancras on 1 September 1991. Dave Warby.
Two Class 119 GRC&W Cross-Country DMUs arrive into Bath Spa with the 12:56 Portsmouth Harbour-Bristol Temple Meads service on 21 June 1975, presumably led by 51052. Robert Thomas.
On 13 September 1975, Gloucester RC&W Co cross-country dmu B571 (51080 + 59292 + 51052) stands at Bristol Temple Meads waiting to work to Portsmouth Harbour. The two-digit headcode panel is showing "85" the Southern Region headcode for this service. Jeremy Chapter.
Gloucester RC&W Co. Class 119 Cross Country 3-car dmu Set No.B571 (51080 and presumably 59292 + 51080) in BR Rail Blue & Grey with all yellow front ends about to leave Nailsea & Backwell on a Cardiff - Weston-super-Mare service, 08/77. Hugh Llewelyn.
Gloucester RC&W Co. Class 119 Cross Country 3-car dmu Set No.B571 (51080 and presumably 59292 + 51080) in BR Rail Blue & Grey with all yellow front ends about to leave Nailsea & Backwell on a Cardiff - Weston-super-Mare service, 08/77. Hugh Llewelyn.
A Class 119 unit (set B571, 51052 and presumably 59292 + 51080) arrives at Worcester Shrub Hill past a splendid array of lower quadrant semaphores in December 1977. Tony Watson.
Class 119 DMU set B571 (51080 + 59292 + 51052) sets away from Trowbridge station on 21 July 1979, possibly on a Bristol - Salisbury service. Michael Mensing.
Class 119 DMU set B571 (presumably presumably 51052 + 59292 + 51080) departs from Westbury with the 4.44pm Salisbury - Bristol Temple Meads service on 21 July 1979. Michael Mensing.