Old Cine films by Allan Birkin

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Bryan
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Old Cine films by Allan Birkin

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A couple of old Cine films taken by one of our late members, Allan Birkin, have just been posted on Youtube

Taken in the late 60s
Scrap Trains on the York - Hull line between York and Stamford Bridge.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbunmUiW ... e=youtu.be

NYMR in the early days.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en1Yqprn ... e=youtu.be
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Re: Old Cine films by Allan Birkin

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What a wonderful old passenger vehicle in the PW train seen a few times.

Sadly, I am not experienced enough to recognise what it might be, but I wonder what became of it?

Thanks for the links, although the first one shows a very depressing scene which was commonplace in those days.
John.

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how wonderful for us now to be able to see such scenes
a belated thank you to Alan and perhaps a wake-up to any such stuff YOU may have out there that you can share with us....?
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Thank you Bryan for drawing these films to our attention.

It brought back memories of Alan to me. I still have the excellent leather guards bag that he made for me even though it is a long time since I did any guarding duties.

It was also sad to see the demise of the Beverley - York line but good that Alan recorded some of the last activities thereon.
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strang steel wrote:What a wonderful old passenger vehicle in the PW train seen a few times.

Sadly, I am not experienced enough to recognise what it might be, but I wonder what became of it?

Thanks for the links, although the first one shows a very depressing scene which was commonplace in those days.
The coach looks to be a Great Eastern corridor coach possibly a Brake third corridor?
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