SBB Re 4/4 I 10042 in Solothurn. scanned negative, September 1993

SBB Re 4/4 I 10042 in Solothurn.

(ID 10654)

RB 20 to Heerlen (NL) is leaving Aachen Central Station (Hbf) on 11 April 2012.

Switzerland / Electric locomotives / Re 410 (Re 4/4 I)

SBB Re 4/4 I 10042 in Solothurn.
scanned negative, September 1993

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 11.04.2012, 979 Calls, 0 Comments

EXIF: DNINETECH FS350, Date 2100:12:31 00:28:07, Exposure time: 0.033 s (1/30) (1/30), Blend: f/3.0, ISO100, Focal length: 6.47 (647/100)

RE 33 is leaving Aachen Central Station (Hbf) towards Duisburg on 11 April 2012.

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The Re 4/4 I 10039 provides the special train 31131 in Lausanne. The train runs for a tour group to Zurich Enge (with a stop in Palézieux). The train consists of the "Le Salon Bleu" 61 85 80-90 200-6 CH-IRSI, the 56 80 89-80 010-2 WGm D-IRSI and the Am 56 80 10-40 360-4 D-IRSI. Since the TEE Rheingold Genève - Amsterdam, at the end of its service life many years ago, consisted of a DB dining car, a DB compartment car and a DB open-plan car and was also pulled by a Re 4/4 I, today's train brings back memories of the TEE 6 / 7, which ran from Geneva for the last time on May 23, 1982 (and then stayed on the Basel - Amsterdam section for a good two years). Unfortunately the Re 4/4 I 10039 was a bit clumsy in front of the sign "Crossing the tracks prohibited, and unfortunately these lighting conditions were not for my little snapshots, so I'm showing a cell phone picture here as an exception. December 11th, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

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The Re 4/4 I 10039 is waiting in Lausanne with its special train 31131 to depart for the destination Zurich Enge. The Re 4/4 I now belongs to SWISS RAIL TRAFFIC and was previously on the Mittelthurgaubahn as Re 416 628 and was previously used by the SBB with the number 10039, which is still registered today. At that time, the locomotive, which was delivered on December 22, 1950, still had the chrome letters SBB - CFF or SBB - FFS on the side walls. December 11, 2024 
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Switzerland / Electric locomotives / Re 410 (Re 4/4 I)

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