What was the Silver Jubilee train named after?

[ZMallard]

In this forum I would like someone to explain to me what was the Silver Jubilee named after, as normally the expression stands for the 25th aniversery on something.

[richard]

George V's Silver Jubilee, which was in 1935.

[65447]

And the Coronation for that of George VI, to answer the potential follow-up question...

[JohnV]

I'm pretty sure The Coronation (blue train) was the train for George VI's coronation.

[STAFFORDA4]

Have often thought that Silver Link was a slightly daft name for the first A4 unless the train itself was possibly going to become The Silver Link between Newcastle and London (along the lines of the by then famous Flying Scotsman, engine and train)
I cant imagine too many people at the time and even since being very aware of the Scott connection viz. Lay of The Last Minstrel

[sawdust]

I'm pretty sure The Coronation (blue train) was the train for George VI's coronation.

What do you mean by that exactly?

Sawdust.

[JohnV]

I seem to recall that George VI's coronation was celebrated by both the LNER (The Coronation, a blue train) and the LMS (the Coronation Scot).