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10th July 1985
Vehicle: 51384 Set: L407
Class 117 set L407 (presumably 51342 + 59494 + 51384) passes the loop at Malvern Wells with a Hereford bound service on 10th July 1985. Paul James.
10th July 1985
A class 119 DMU on an Up service from Hereford flashes past the loop at Malvern Wells on 10th July 1985, while a suburban set, and 25080, from which the image was taken from, sits in the down loop. Paul James.
9th March 1991
Vehicle: 51338 Set: T312
Pressed Steel Class 117 DMBS 51338 of set TS312 speeds towards Colwall at Malvern Wells on 9 March 1991. Dave Warby.
9th March 1991
Vehicle: 51380 Set: T312
The DMS of Class 117 set T312 - presumed to be 51380 - seen at Malvern Wells on 9 March 1991. Dave Warby.
19th August 1962
Vehicle: 50701
The 11.55am ex-Worcester is seen at Malvern Wells on 19 August 1962. It is being worked by a Swindon Cross-Country DMU with Great Malvern on the destination blind. Michael Mensing.
1959
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU heading to Birmingham Snow Hill at Malvern Wells sometime in 1959. Stuart Mackay Collection.
1959
Vehicle: 51062
A GRC&W Cross-Country DMU at Malvern Wells sometime in 1959. Cardiff General is on the destination blind, probably on a service from Birmingham Snow Hill. W51062 is leading which is thought to have been allocated to Bristol Marsh Junction at the time. Stuart Mackay Collection.
1960
Vehicle: 51100
A GRC&W Cross-Country DMU at Malvern Wells in 1960. W51100 seems to be the closest vehicle, with Cardiff on the destination blind. Stuart Mackay Collection.
3rd May 1958
Vehicle: 50655
W50655 leads a six-car Cross-Country formation with a van on the rear, approaching Malvern Wells. The working is the 4.00pm Birmingham Snow Hill - Hereford on 3 May 1958. Note the coach letter C between the van door and the first passenger window. Michael Mensing.
1959
Vehicle: 50679
A Swindon Cross-Country DMU at Malvern Wells, heading to Cardiff General, sometime in 1959. DMSL W50679 leads, with a "C" sticker in the leading passenger window rather than using the letter holder brackets adjacent to it on the bodyside. The centre car lacks the "BUFFET" bodyside lettering. Stuart Mackay Collection.
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