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On 30 May 2004 ex-BBÖ 770.86 catches the rain at Salzburg-Itzling during the 40th anniversary of the ÖGEG, then yet to move to their current base at Ampflwang.

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On 30 May 2004 ex-BBÖ 770.86 catches the rain at Salzburg-Itzling during the 40th anniversary of the ÖGEG, then yet to move to their current base at Ampflwang.

On 30 May 2004 ex-BBÖ 770.86 catches the rain at Salzburg-Itzling during the 40th anniversary of the ÖGEG, then yet to move to their current base at Ampflwang.

Leonardus Schrijvers 04.08.2025, 283 Views, 0 Comments

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ÖGEG's  77.28 (guest from the Eisenbahnmuseum Ampflwang) lets off steam at Benesov u Prahy on 10 September 2022.
ÖGEG's 77.28 (guest from the Eisenbahnmuseum Ampflwang) lets off steam at Benesov u Prahy on 10 September 2022.
Leonardus Schrijvers

Scheinanfahrt (Fake departure) of 657.2770 between Timelkam and Ampflwang on 27 May 2012.
Scheinanfahrt (Fake departure) of 657.2770 between Timelkam and Ampflwang on 27 May 2012.
Leonardus Schrijvers

On a grey 29 May 2004 ÖGEG still had to lok for a decent base (that would become Ampflwang) and celebrated their 40th anniversary at Salzburg-Itzling, where 657.2770 with extra train gets prepared for the job.
On a grey 29 May 2004 ÖGEG still had to lok for a decent base (that would become Ampflwang) and celebrated their 40th anniversary at Salzburg-Itzling, where 657.2770 with extra train gets prepared for the job.
Leonardus Schrijvers

On 30 May 2004 ÖGEG's  657.2770 runs light at Salzburg-Itzling. THis loco was rescued from Romania and subsequently restored in BBÖ condition, albeit with DRG colours.
On 30 May 2004 ÖGEG's 657.2770 runs light at Salzburg-Itzling. THis loco was rescued from Romania and subsequently restored in BBÖ condition, albeit with DRG colours.
Leonardus Schrijvers