and an ex-LMS BGZ. The main-line service was revived for a one-off event on 6 May 1994 when it formed part of the celebrations for the inauguration of the Channel Tunnel. It was hauled by the steam locomotive Britannia. The Golden Arrow insignia, of 'Golden Arrow' titles on a green disc with a golden arrow element passing through the two 'O' letters is still a registered trademark and is still today owned by the Department for Transport, officially registered to the Secretary of State for Transport. Literary reference In Graham Greene's "Travels With My Aunt", the character Zachary Wordsworth, suspected by the London Police of drug-trafficking, uses the Golden Arrow to escape to Paris (Ch.4). The book, published in 1969, notes that twenty pounds, given to Wordsworth by the narrator's aunt, were enough to cover the fare to Paris See also Eurostar – train service via the Channel Tunnel (since 1994) Night Ferry – sleeper train between London and Paris/Brussels (1936–1980) Silver Arrow (rail-air service) – intermodal passenger transport service between London and Paris (1956–c 1994) References Notes Bibliography External links SEMG page - 2nd page https://web.archive.org/web/20050424210501/http://www.dover-kent.co.uk/transport/golden_arrow.htm Bluebell Railway's Golden Arrow train. , contemporary account of the train Named passenger trains of the Southern Railway Named passenger trains of British Rail 1929 establishments in England 1972 disestablishments in England Railway services introduced in 1929 Pullman Car Company (UK) Railway services discontinued in 1972 International named passenger trains