Composite Diner Collection

Third Class Saloon, Restaurant Car, 1938
An interior view of the third class saloon in composite restaurant carriage no.9672, with the tables set for dining and furnishings provided by Hamptons. This carriage was built in 1938 to diagram H57

No. 9672 Composite Restaurant Carriage
This photograph shows composite diner carriage no.9672, with the kitchen in the middle of the carriage. It was built in 1938 to diagram H57

First Class Saloon, Restaurant Car, 1946
An interior publicity shot of the first class saloon in composite restaurant carriage no.9672, with passengers enjoying refreshments served by GWR staff. This carriage was built in 1938 to diagram H57

No. 9672 Composite Restaurant Carriage Corridor, 1945
An interior view of the corridor in composite restaurant carriage no.9672, taken in 1945. This restaurant car was built in 1938 to diagram H57

Third Class Saloon, Restaurant Car, 1946
An interior publicity shot of the third class saloon in composite restaurant carriage no.9672, with passengers about to be served refreshments by GWR staff

Restaurant Car Kitchen, 1946
An interior view of the kitchen on composite restaurant carriage no.9672, taken in 1946. This carriage was built in 1938 to diagram H57

First Class Saloon, Restaurant Car, 1938
An interior view of the first class saloon in composite restaurant carriage no.9674. This carriage was built in 1938 to diagram H57

No. 9674 Composite Restaurant Carriage
This official elevation image shows composite diner carriage no.9674, with the first and third class saloons at opposite ends of the carriage

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EDITORS COMMENTS

Step back in time and experience the elegance of a bygone era with the composite diner. This vintage gem takes you on a journey to the golden age of travel, where luxury and fine dining were paramount. Enter the First Class Saloon, Restaurant Car from 1946, and be transported to a world of opulence. The exquisite interior design exudes sophistication, with plush seating arrangements that invite you to relax and indulge in culinary delights. As you stroll through the No. 9672 Composite Restaurant Carriage Corridor from 1945, admire its timeless charm. The intricate details along this passage evoke nostalgia for an era when train travel was synonymous with grandeur. For those seeking a more affordable yet equally delightful experience, venture into the Third Class Saloon, Restaurant Car from 1946. Here, simplicity meets comfort as passengers enjoy their meals amidst an atmosphere filled with warmth and camaraderie. Curiosity piques as you step foot into the Restaurant Car Kitchen from 1946. Witness firsthand how masterful chefs worked tirelessly to create gastronomic wonders that delighted even the most discerning palates. Travel further back in time to 1938 and discover another side of luxury aboard trains. The First Class Saloon, Restaurant Car captures the essence of pre-war elegance – think polished wood panels adorned with delicate artwork – creating an ambiance fit for royalty. In contrast, immerse yourself in history within the Third Class Saloon, Restaurant Car from 1938. This carriage tells tales of resilience during challenging times while still offering passengers delicious meals served with genuine hospitality. The No. 9672 Composite Restaurant Carriage stands as a testament to craftsmanship and innovation – blending different classes seamlessly under one roof while maintaining individuality throughout its compartments. Similarly impressive is its counterpart - No. 9674 Composite Restaurant Carriage - which showcases how diversity can coexist harmoniously within one extraordinary dining space.