DRB Class 52 - Gallery

Gallery

  • DB 52 4867 at the Eisenbahnmuseum Kranichstein (2005)

  • DB 52 4867 of the Historische Eisenbahn Frankfurt e.V. (2004)

  • Soviet TЭ-5200 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan (2003)

  • Austrian (ÖBB) 52 6084, at Graz shed (summer 1971)

  • Austrian (ÖBB) 52 class rebuilt with tender cab and Giesl ejector, Graz shed (summer 1971)

  • 52 class as running after the War on PKP as class Ty2 (August 1976)

  • Reconstructed DR 52 8177-9 in Dresden (2003)

  • Reconstructed DR 52 8109-2 in Weimar (2003)

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal, St.Petersburg

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Freight steam locomotive ТЕ 6769 at Varshavsky Rail Terminal

  • Russian locomotive class TE 5415 at the Moscow Railway Museum at Rizhsky Rail Terminal

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