Railcar CFe 2/4 # 101 "La Dame du Léman" of the former Sensetalbahn, now privately owned and revised and new painted in the BLS workshop at Bönigen, is on a transfer run from Interlake... (more)

Former SBB diesellocomotive Em 3/3 18814, built in 1962, now owned and operated by SEHR (heritage railroad Etzwilen - Singen) is shuntig RABe 526 681 and cab car Bt 29 35 221 of Thurbo. These tra... (more)

Autumn colours in the Wutach Canyon: the former "Frankurt-Königsteiner Eisenbahn" locomotive FKE 262, built 1954 by Henschel, is pulling on the Sauschwänzlebahn the morning train Weize... (more)

Transport of rails with "Kirow" construction crane VTmaas 99 85 9219 101-4, owned and operated by Sersa Group Switzerland.

On the "Sauschwänzlebahn" BB 262 is crossing the viaduct Epfenhofen with a length of 264m / 288yds; the maximal height is 34m / 37yds.

McElhaney Cattle Co SW1200 at Wellton AZ.

Locomotive De 6/6 # 15301, called the crocodile of the Lake valley (Seetalkrokodil), built in 1926 by SLM and BBC for the SBB, now owned and operated by association historic Lake valley railway (V... (more)

Arlanda Airport Express (AEX)

Eighty years old former french railway SNCF four cylinder compound steamlocomotive 241 A # 65 (4-8-2) is crossing the river Rhine on the 262 meter long bridge which was built in 1895. The locomoti... (more)

Former French Railways SNCF "Mountain" (4-8-2) steamlocomotive 241 A # 65, the largest coal fired (without stoker) in western Europe, with a train from Full (AG) via Koblenz-Eglisau-Bül... (more)

The former french railway SNCF 4-8-2 "Mountain" express train steam locomotive 241 A # 65, then based in Burgdorf/Switzerland, made a round journey for training the crew. This 4-cylinde... (more)

Former french railway SNCF 4-8-2 "Mountain" express train steamlocomotive 241 A # 65 (former ETAT 241 001), a four cylinder compound (de Glehn design) built in 1931 by Fives/Lille for th... (more)

The Harbin Street Railway was on its last legs when this 1986 photo was taken. The car seen here was purportedly built under license from Brill. The truck pacing the street car, ubiquitous in Chin... (more)