Class 319
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319001 - This was the first class 319 unit and received the early form of
Network SouthEast livery with an angled upsweep. It was still carrying this
when NSE was split and for a short while carried "Network South
Central" with the angled upsweep, as shown here at Victoria. Note number
on the side nearest camera, which is probably also on the other side.
photograph by John Lewis |
| 319001 was subsequently repainted into the later NSE livery
with radiused upsweeps, and the number on the far side, but without
"Network SouthCentral" or NSE markings. Seen here at Kensington
Olympia on 3 June 1977. It is sporting a destination blind with yellow letering
on a black background (white on black was the previous standard). It was
repainted into Connex South Central livery by the end of 1997.
photograph by John Lewis |
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This class 319/1 unit ran for a time with car 77380 from class 319/0 unit
319046, after 318186 had been involved in a derailment. Note the differing
liveries carried by the leading coach (77380) and the rest of the train, also
the way the recess behind one of the end handrails has been painted black.
Photographed at East Croydon, 27 December 1993.
photograph by John Lewis |
| The same unit as above, but now formed with the correct
carriages. Note the rather curious weathering caused by deposits from the
overhead lines. Photographed at Purley.
photograph by John Lewis |
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