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In message , at 21:34:35 on Tue, 15
Oct 2019, Marland remarked: the question is would that have been a credit card sized ticket or did they still have Edmondson sized "Yellow" tickets then? Fairly sure they were still the yellow card tickets at that time with the mag stripe on the back, a personal recollection to fix the time was a rugby team visit to Paris and the Metro was using similar tickets but instead of one thick oxide stripe there were two thinner ones,brought one back to London and out of curiosity tried in an LT gate which as expected rejected it. The Paris trip organised by Ian Allen travel used a Laker Airways DC 10 and not too long before DC 10’s had been the subject of several incidents resulting in them being grounded , So that trip must have been between when they were reinstated and Laker ceasing operations. Were they actually classed as Edmundson tickets ? I though they were quite a bit longer. And on thinner card. -- Roland Perry |
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On Wed, 16 Oct 2019 06:19:26 +0100, Roland Perry
wrote: In message , at 21:34:35 on Tue, 15 Oct 2019, Marland remarked: the question is would that have been a credit card sized ticket or did they still have Edmondson sized "Yellow" tickets then? Fairly sure they were still the yellow card tickets at that time with the mag stripe on the back, a personal recollection to fix the time was a rugby team visit to Paris and the Metro was using similar tickets but instead of one thick oxide stripe there were two thinner ones,brought one back to London and out of curiosity tried in an LT gate which as expected rejected it. The Paris trip organised by Ian Allen travel used a Laker Airways DC 10 and not too long before DC 10’s had been the subject of several incidents resulting in them being grounded , So that trip must have been between when they were reinstated and Laker ceasing operations. Were they actually classed as Edmundson tickets ? I though they were quite a bit longer. And on thinner card. They were certainly more flexible than the green Edmundsons as they needed to be passed through a roller-driver mechanism. --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. https://www.avg.com |
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