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In June 1986 a group of friends were down in Cornwall on the Saturday, and in those days the Night Riveria still ran on a Saturday night from Penzance. On arrival at Plymouth a second class 50, 50017 Royal Oak was added to the train, in this rather odd unbranded striking livery.... About 10 days later when it was revealed with branding at the launch of Network South East. This was Chris Greens striking new branding for London and South East Sector and in infamous red lampost!. Taken on 7th June 1986 by Charles Woodland.
Photo Acknowledgements
NSERS = NSERS library photographs (Photographer not known) SE = Stuart Egbeare DE = Dave East TB = Tony Bailey IM = Ian Morrish
PC = Paul Colbeck PCR = Peter Cooper JE = John Embery MC = Mick Clews AW = Alf Westley MBN = Mark Bowman CR = Chris Osman
CV = Colin Col Voss
NSERS = NSERS library photographs (Photographer not known) SE = Stuart Egbeare DE = Dave East TB = Tony Bailey IM = Ian Morrish
PC = Paul Colbeck PCR = Peter Cooper JE = John Embery MC = Mick Clews AW = Alf Westley MBN = Mark Bowman CR = Chris Osman
CV = Colin Col Voss
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