Talk:British Railways Mark 1
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Under Liveries, the article states
"A year later the ubiquitous British Rail blue and grey was introduced with the British Rail Mark 2 and by 1968 all the Mark I stock was blue and grey." - this is incorrect as I noted coaches still in maroon livery on a train at Llandudno Junction as late as August 1972.
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