"Michael Hoffman" wrote

Wasn't the Waterloo and City Line in NSE livery for years?

Yes, and some of the previous W&C stock still had ventilator grilles which
read 'Southern Railway' 40 years after nationalisation.

Peter

On 14 Nov, 09:21, "Peter Masson" wrote:
"Michael Hoffman" wrote

Wasn't the Waterloo and City Line in NSE livery for years?

Yes, and some of the previous W&C stock still had ventilator grilles which
read 'Southern Railway' 40 years after nationalisation.

Peter

Though, apart from anything else, it would be something of an exercise
to re-livery a W&C train, given that they need to be craned out of the
depot in what is a pretty major operation. Unless the trains could be
'vinyled' from within the depot? Not that the W&C livery was (rightly)
ever a particularly pressing concern for LU.

DERWENT I, for one, welcome our new newt-loving overlord
Wed, 14 Nov 2007 09:21:54 -0000, "Peter Masson"



"Michael Hoffman" wrote

Wasn't the Waterloo and City Line in NSE livery for years?

Yes, and some of the previous W&C stock still had ventilator grilles which
read 'Southern Railway' 40 years after nationalisation.


Are there NSE logos still embedded in the platforms?

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On Wed, 14 Nov 2007 21:06:42 +0000, PRAR wrote:

Wasn't the Waterloo and City Line in NSE livery for years?

Yes, and some of the previous W&C stock still had ventilator grilles which
read 'Southern Railway' 40 years after nationalisation.


Are there NSE logos still embedded in the platforms?

Yes, although they've had a yellow line painted unceremoniously across
them.