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Western Region Class 42 Swindon Warships.

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'Western Lord' (right) ticking over by the turntable, alongside 1041 'Western Prince' There were five other class 52's in active use at Old Oak Common that Saturday morning including 1056 'Western Sultan' in the background. Warships and Hymeks had already been withdrawn by then and the 33 Westerns left only had a short time left in front line service before class 50's arrived and HST sets were introduced. Although the use of train identification codes had been discontinued just before this…

swindon station Western Class 52 and then the APT-E rolled in

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D1047 WESTERN LORD at Exeter St Davids 29-08-69. This Pic is part of a collection from the 1960's & 1970's. They are all prints of various sizes with some colour and some black & white with almost half having written details on the rear. The photographs were purchased as a set some time ago and after spending some time cleaning the images up I now feel it is time to show them and not let the collection just hide away. Photographer Unknown.

Having rolled around the corner less than a minute after the previous train (hauled by 1048), had disappeared into the tunnels, Western Class 52 no. 1033 Western Trooper had to wait a few minutes before launching into this spirited departure on a busy summer Saturday. My notes say this was the 2nd relief for the 1220 Penzance-Paddington (was there a 1st?) but it was difficult to track all the many passing trains, especially since headcodes had ceased to be used by now. Rumour had it that…

Unknown photographer and date; ticks the 'wish I was there ' box!