Class 120 DMU images
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15th June 1963
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU (with set number 506 in a cab window) emerges from the tunnel at Chipping Campden. It is working the 1.25pm Kingham-Worcester Shrub Hill on 15 June 1963. Michael Mensing.
21st September 1963
SLS Swansea Area (Part 2) railtour at Gwaun-Cae-Gurwen 21st September 1963. It subsequently failed to gain traction on the gradient leading to Abernant Colliery despite the efforts of passengers to push. Robert Thomas.
21st September 1963
SLS Swansea Area (Part 2) railtour at Garnant 21st September 1963 Robert Thomas.
21st September 1963
A three car Swindon Cross-Country DMU pauses at Garnant station platform on the Gwaun-Cae Gurwen branch during the 'Swansea District Part 2' railtour organised by the Midland Area SLS. This was a junction station which also served the line to Brynamman West. Passengers services closed in this area in August 1958. Norman Thomas courtesy S V Blencowe collection.
21st September 1963
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU with the Stephenson Locomotive Society (Midland Area) Swansea District (Part 2) Rail Tour at Gwaen Cae Gurwen on 21st September 1963. Norman Thomas courtesy S V Blencowe collection.
21st September 1963
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU waits at Neath General to form the Stephenson Locomotive Society (Midland Area) Swansea District (Part 2) Rail Tour on 21st September 1963. Stuart Mackay Collection.
31st December 1963
A Class 120 set at Shrewsbury on the 31st December 1963. David Faircloth.
circa 1964
North British Type 2 D6338 has apparently rescued a Swindon 3-car unit, DMBC W50728 leading, taken at Plymouth around 1964. Kevin Lane Collection.
February 1964
A Swindon Cross-Country set approaches Bishops Lydeard station in February 1964. Image taken by John Vaughan. Stuart Mackay Collection.
28th February 1964
W9083W Hawksworth 12 wheel 1st class sleeper leaving Swansea on the back of a Swindon Cross-Country unit on the 2.50 to Pembroke Dock on 28th February 1964. Robert Thomas.
22nd March 1964
With Cardiff General on the destination blind a Swindon Cross-Country DMU is seen at Red Hill, Hereford, on 22 March 1964. Michael Mensing.
26th April 1964
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU forms the diverted 11.50am Birmingham Snow Hill - Hereford - Cardiff General service seen near Great Bridge on the Swan Village - Dudley line, 26 April 1964. Michael Mensing.
May 1964
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU is seen at Newland Halt (Worcestershire) in May 1964. Birmingham Snow Hill is on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
13th May 1964
W50684 leads the 1.45pm Cardiff General - Birmingham Snow Hill via Hereford at Old Hill on May 13 1964. W55004 sits on the Dudley lines, it will form the 5.36pm to Dudley. Michael Mensing.
5th July 1964
A Swindon Cross-Country set seen on an ECS at Muchalls, North of Stonehaven, on the 5th July 1964. Michael Mensing.
14th July 1964
Sc51783 leads the 2.30pm Inverness - Aberdeen service at Inveramsay, being worked by a 6-car Swindon Cross-Country formation on 14/7/64. Michael Mensing.
7th September 1964
Set: CDF531
An image from the Swindon Works Accident series. This is Swindon Cross Country DMBC 50733, which has sustained damage to the cab, cause unknown. Negative 5AB 32, taken 7/9/64. It is carrying set number CDF531 on the solebar. British Railways.
7th September 1964
An image from the Swindon Works Accident series. This is Swindon Cross Country DMBC 50733, which has sustained damage to the cab, cause unknown. Negative 5AB 33, taken 7/9/64. It was withdrawn on 05/05/69 - was it returned to traffic before then? It would be reinstated after withdrawal in 1970. British Railways.
7th September 1964
An image from the Swindon Works Accident series. This is Swindon Cross Country DMBC 50733, which has sustained damage to the cab, cause unknown. Negative 5AB 34, taken 7/9/64. British Railways.
7th September 1964
An image from the Swindon Works Accident series. This is Swindon Cross Country DMBC 50733, which has sustained damage to the cab, cause unknown. Negative 5AB 35, taken 7/9/64. British Railways.