B&R No 244 DVD: Great Western Steam Miscellany #7, Brian Parnell Collection #3

B&R Volume 244 DVD -  Great Western Steam Miscellany, Part 7\n\nThe Brian Parnell Collection Part 3\nThe third instalment of all new, and never previously seen, high quality cine films taken by the late Brian Parnell.\nIn this volume we feature the ex-Great Western system and beyond. Once again it is compiled in the running order of the original cine film.\nWe begin with scenes at Oxford in the summer of 1963 and the footage includes through trains from the south coast to Birmingham, the still steam-hauled Worcester to Paddington service, plus the longest-lived 9F of all, 92004 (built 1954, withdrawn March 1968).\nWe then visit the Gloucestershire area for such locations as Lansdown Junction, Cheltenham Spa, Tramway Junction, Gloucester itself plus the Golden Valley push-pull from Gloucester to Stroud, Brimscornbe, and Chalford. A highlight is at Brimscornbe where the last steam engine built by British Railways, No.92220 \u2018Evening Star\u2019 starts a heavy freight up the;