This page will collect some of the hundreds of SNCF TGV pictures from our picture providers. We will start the documentation with the TGV-PSE units. 
   
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 TGV-PSE On Line 

Above the original colored TGV-PSE double unit somewhere south of Paris on the LGV-PSE in 1987. Picture by Pekka Siiskonen. Sorry, no larger version available for the moment.  
    

Another view of the sleek orange TGV-PSE in Lyon, south of Paris, in 1983. Picture by Pekka Siiskonen. No larger original available for the moment. 

 TGV-PSE's at Gare de Lyon in Paris...    

Both generations of the TGV trains in the SNCF's newer gray and blue livery. The TGV-PSE (TGV Paris Sud-Est) was originally painted like the one on the pictures above, but since the year 2000 all have been painted with the new colors and refurbished inside to meet the demand of the comfort loving French passengers. On the left TGV-Duplex number 208 is one of the first newer generation double decked units. Picture by John McKey 2004.  
   

Just arrived from Nice on the French Riviera this TGV-PSE unit number 05 glided extremely slowly the last 200 meters through the rain to the bay at the Paris Gare de Lyon. Picture by John McKey 2002. 

Gare du Nord in Paris is also the nightly resting place for this TGV-PSE unit number 12. Picture by John McKey 2002. 

TGV-PSE units 17 and 96 are ready for departure for their next destinations at Paris Gare du Nord. The Thalys unit 4306 (also a TGV unit) links Paris with Belgium, the Netherlands and Eastern Germany. Picture by Sanna Siissalo 2008. 

 SNCF TGV-PSE's outside France