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Two films featuring journeys by rail to the East Coast in the 1970s and 1980s plus archive film from East Anglia in the late 1970s.

Rails to the Sea. A film made in 1989 comprising a journey from Grantham to Sleaford. Features the stations and motive power along the way including Boston, Sleaford and the signal boxes along with their traditional signalling including somersault signals. Passenger and freight traffic feature with a variety of first generation DMUs and diesel traction.

Motive Power Survey. Loco Hauled passenger trains to Skegness in the late 1980s with Class 20s, Class 37, Class 31s and Class 47s at a variety of locations along with a Class 45 hauled special.

East Anglian Railrover. A film made in 1979 comprising a journey from Kings Cross to Sheringham via Hitchin, Cambridge, Ely and Norwich and featuring a wide range of motive power of the period. This was one of the first railway programmes released on VHS format in 1983 and provides a fascinating glimpse of a bygone era.

East Anglian Railscene. A collection of film taken in 1979, comprising the East Suffolk Line, the Wherry Lines, the Cross Country routes and the Norwich and Ipswich Main Line.

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Running Time: 83-mins (1hr 23min) , Colour
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A programme exploring various aspects of the main line from St Pancras to the North. Steam is featured in the 1950s and 1960s along with the railway, it’s signalling stations with particular emphasis on St Pancras and it’s approaches.

The programme includes:

A complete film from the days of the London Midland and Scottish Railway looking in detail at the relaying of the junctions outside St Pancras in 1947.

St Pancras in 1964 with views from the cab showing both steam and diesel traction.

St Pancras during the 1970s and 1980s.

Freight along the Midland Main Line showing featuring ‘Garratts’, 8Fs and 9Fs.

Freight around Trent Junction including WDs and Black 5s.

Steam hauled passenger services featuring ‘Scots’, ‘Jubilees’, ‘Patriots’, Fowler 2-6-4 tanks and a Standard 5.

The semaphores and stations of the post steam era .

The Midland Main Line through the Peak District with steam at work on the line from Ambergate to Chinley via Matlock and Peak Forest.

The ‘Blue Pullman’ plus the Midland route through the Hope Valley.

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A look a working steam action during the British Railways era on the Southern Region in the 1960s using mostly previously unpublished archive colour film woth emphasis on Railtours & Branch Lines

Southern Veterans with 32636 & 32418 on the Sussex Railtour Special of the 7th October 1962.

The Victory Blue Belle Special – 21st October 1962. LSWR T9 number 120, Terrier ‘Stepney’ and the Adams Radial.

The Scottish Belle – 15th September 1963. Caledonian Railway Single 123 and T9 no 120.

Brighton Blue Belle – 27th October 1963. Terrier Stepney and E4 Birch Grove on the run through Haywards Heath and scenes of the Bluebell. Includes the last public trains on the link to the Bluebell Railway.

The Sussex Coast Limited – 24th June 1962. LSWR T9, a K Class, E4 32417 and M7 tank

30055. Includes the Midhurst branch and the run along the South Coast.

The Midhurst Belle – 18th October 1964 with 30839, 30064, 30530 and 35007.

Southern Branches featuring the branch to Tenterden and the Guildford to Horsham line just before closure. An H Class, a C Class and Ivatt tank 41299 at various points on both lines.

Hayling Island Farewell Railtour – 3rd November 1963. 30512 over the Alps through Alresford, Terriers on the Hayling Island Branch and 30531 & 30543 back to London.

Kentish Venturer Railtour – 25th February 1962. King Arthur Class 30782, 31263, 31690 and 30926

The S15 Commemorative Railtour – 9th January 1966. S15 30837 and 31639,

The Surrey Wanderer – 5th July 1964. M7 30053 and Standard 2 78038 on tour in South London.

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Running Time: 73-mins (1hr 13-min) , Colour and B&W
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The North East with steam in and around North Blyth and on the lines to the collieries around Sunderland with K1s, J27s and WDs.

Southern Steam on the main line from Waterloo to Bournemouth with Bulleid Pacifics, Standard 4s and 5s.

Southern Railtours - The ‘Surrey Downsman’ of the 5th of March 1966 - The ‘Hampshire Branch Railtour’ with USA tanks - A4 4498 ‘Sir Nigel Gresley’ on specials from Waterloo to Weymouth and Salisbury.

4472 ‘Flying Scotsman’ on the East Coast Main Line including ‘The Hadrian Flyer’ and the ‘Retford Rover’.

Northern Steam with 5D Stoke Shed and Black 5s, Stanier 8Fs and Standard designs plus the Cromford & High Peak Railway with J94s.

Steam on Tour with ‘The Great Marquess’ and Black 5 45377 visiting the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway.

Castle on Tour - 7029 on Ian Allan Specials from Kings Cross.

The North West with Tebay Shed and the climb to Shap with steam bankers, Britannias, Black 5s and 9Fs.

Autumn in the North East. Fairburn tank at Leeds, the last steam workings from Sunderland Shed with Q6s, J27s and WDs.

Autumn in the North West. The last weeks of steam operations on the West Coast Main line from Tebay to the summit at Shed, plus the Settle and Carlisle and the climb to Ais Gill, Kingmoor Shed with a wide variety of steam power. The end of steam at Tebay plus Carnforth Shed.

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Filmed by/when: Script & research by David Percival
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Running Time: 71-mins (1hr 11min) , Colour archive film
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Ref: TV0049D

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1968 saw the end of a century-and-a-half of our main-line steam railways.

It started with just over 350 steam locomotives in service. Nearly all of the steam working was on freight traffic and some spectacular sights were still to be seen. As the year progressed, withdrawals continued and the remaining sheds were closed – or closed to steam at least.

Steam’s approaching demise was marked by a number of special trains, mostly organised by various enthusiast societies but one or two by BR as well. Right at the end, the 4th of August saw six railtours running in the Manchester and Preston divisional areas – and a week later, the very last train, the ‘Fifteen Guinea Special’ from Liverpool to Carlisle and back.

In this volume we celebrate some of the sights and events of that momentous year.

It comprises:

Steam in Action in 1968 including the Peak District and in and around Stockport, Bolton and the West Coast Main Line, Rose Grove the climb to Copy Pit.

The Last Steam Sheds - Stockport, Patricroft, 10D Lostock Hall, Heaton Mersey, 10F Rose Grove & 10A Carnforth.

The Final Railtours. LCGB Lancastrian, the North West Tour, the Last Day of Steam Railtour and the Fifteen Guinea Special of the 11th August 1968.

After the End. 4472 ‘Flying Scotsman’ on tour around the country. Carnforth Shed in the first months of preservation.

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Running Time: 70-mins (1hr 10min) , Colour archive film
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Steam railways in the grip of winter, past & present with film from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s to the present day.

British steam is shown in the North East of England, over the Settle and Carlisle and on the line over Shap.

We visit Turkey in the 1980s.

Poland with real working steam in 1984

Finally comes steam in the Hartz Mountains and Poland in 2006 with steam at Woltzyn and on the Narrow Gauge.

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