Southern Steam: Steam Days at London Victoria

[Alice18Fan]

I enjoyed this Very much Many thanks!

[youtubister]

Very nice footage indeed.

[60103Henry]

Great Video, 5 Stars!

[sammyb1929]

oh my goodness grasus me i remeber traveling to victoria just to get the bournemeth belle it must have been about 1929 when i first traveled to bournemeth on my own i! i remeber getting on board and the first thing the coach steward said to me was what will sir be having for lunch and was i comfertable i remeber before i always got on board i shook the driver and firemans hand some times i would offther them a cigarettes then later i would offer them cigars it was about 1934 when i did that

[concretejockey]

Hi

Thanks for the supurb quality.

Kindest regards Concretejockey.

[volvot5se]

Seems like they had a lot of pride in their railway every engine is very clean those were the days

[applecounty]

Looks as if it could be; not sure about the ID of the following vehile either. That Pullman was the sixth carriage, not to sure how many were following as the film stopped. Pretty heavy train though (Clarification appreciated)

[SouthernRailwayFilms]

Kent Coast Express bound for Ramsgate. No details on the Pullmans(Pullmen? Pullpersons?)or the length of the train. I have been studying some pictures of 12-wheelers recently and am quite confident that the first Pullman is, the second isn't. You can play 'count the axleboxes; between 7:07 and 7:11.

[baldgit646]

Gents a 12 wheeler appears several times in this film. Don't want to split hairs but the L1 didn't enter service untill 1926, she is Southern with Midland influence. A natural follow on from the E1 and D1 which were South Eastern, and If I may be so bold, just as sexy as the L1. Keep up the good work.

[SouthernRailwayFilms]

Good point, well made. All Wainwright & Maunsell 4-4-0s rock.

[Y55MAC]

Is that a 12-wheel Pullman I see at about 7:10?