The ST E 3/3 N° 5 in Triengen. 27.08.2017

The ST E 3/3 N° 5 in Triengen.

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The Monarch , created by Sarah Morris by Blonay.

The ÖBB 2029.13 by the BWB in Schwarzenberg Bf.

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The ST E 3/3 N° 5 in Triengen.
27.08.2017

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 21.01.2018, 352 Views, 0 Comments

EXIF: SONY ILCA-77M2, Date 2017:08:27 09:23:34, Exposure time: 1/200, Aperture: 35/10, ISO100, Focal length: 220/10

The Monarch , created by Sarah Morris and the CEV Beh 24 72 in Blonay.

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The traditional Gotthelf Market takes place in Sumiswald, and the Emmental Railway (Emmentalbahn) runs several steam trains on the Sumiswald Grünen - Wasen i.E. line for this event. The picture shows the E 3/3 853 of the Bern Steam Railway Association traveling from Sumiswald to Wasen near the Oberei stop. This steam locomotive was built in Winterthur in 1890 under factory number 629 and delivered to the Jura-Simplon Railway (J-S) as F3 853. The Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) assigned the E 3/3 series shunting locomotives, numbered 851-853, to Group 82 and renumbered 8571-8576. In 1911, locomotive E 3/3 853 received a new boiler and was sold to the RVT (Regional Transport Company) where it remained in service until 1928, when it was used as an industrial shunting locomotive by Von Roll in Gerlafingen and Klus. When diesel locomotives made steam locomotives obsolete, the Düby Foundation saved this one from being scrapped by transferring it to the DBB (Deutsche Bahn-Gesellschaft). After an overhaul in 1983, it entered service on the Sensetalbahn, among other lines. Following another overhaul in 2021, the DBB E 3/3 853 is primarily used on the Emmentalbahn line between Sumiswald-Grünen and Wasen i.E. Today, the E 3/3 853 bears the UIC number 90 85 0008 573-7. June 14, 2025 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Steam locomotives / E 3/3, Switzerland / Heritage Railways and Museums / Emmentalbahn

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