Austrian Railways Gallery 06

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A193 1044.88 Innsbruck Hbf. June 26th 1983 At the head of a Mittenwald-bound train in the terminal platforms at the west end of the station.
A196 1670.24 + 1145.04 + 1670.104 Zf.Landeck June 26th 1983 A line-up of vintage electrics 'on shed'
A197 1180.04 Landeck June 26th 1983 Having entered service shortly after the Arlberg was electrified in the 1920s, this loco was soon to be withdrawn.
A198 1670.24 Zf.Landeck June 26th 1983 After nearly 60 years in service, this loco was also to be withdrawn within the year
A199 1110.03 Landeck June 26th 1983 A Bludenz - Innsbruck local train awaiting departure.
A200   St.Anton am Arlberg June 26th 1983 The eastern portal of the Arlberg tunnel. In 2000 this was demolished as part of the Arlberg upgrade which saw the line diverted to a new station.
A203 1044.xx Langen am Arlberg June 27th 1983 Seen from above the Arlberg tunnel portal, Ex165 "Bodensee" Bregenz - Wien West passes through Langen and into the summit tunnel.
A204   Langen am Arlberg June 27th 1983 The western portal of the Arlberg tunnel
A205 x534.xx Langen am Arlberg June 27th 1983  
A206 MBS ET10.104 Bludenz June 27th 1983 This unit works between Bludenz and Schruns on the privately owned Montafonerbahn.
A207 1180.08 Bludenz June 27th 1983 Seen in the goods yard adjacent to the station.
A208 1180.01 Feldkirch June 27th 1983 1180.01 was the only member of the class to receive red livery. It is seen about to shunt Kurswagen between westbound expresses.
A209 4030.310 Feldkirch June 27th 1983 The then new style livery.
A210 4030.315 Feldkirch June 27th 1983 The old style livery caried by the class is shown here
A211 1043.10 + 1043.09 Zf. Villach June 21st 1984 This photo shows the differences between the old "Swedish" bodystyle and new.
A212 1042.704 Villach June 21st 1984 Crossing the river Drau on the bridge which carries the line that avoids the station of Villach Hbf.
A213 2043.06 Klagenfurt June 22nd 1984 Waiting to depart towards the branch lines to the east of the city.
A214 1042.16 Klagenfurt June 22nd 1984 The first series of 1042s have diamond pantographs, rather than the single arms of later class members
A215   St.Veit an der Glan June 22nd 1984 A 'plinthed' narrow gauge steam loco standing outside the station.
A216 1245.523 St.Michael June 22nd 1984 Some vintage electrics retained green livery up until withdrawal, such as this example awaiting a trip working.
A217 1042.546 Bruck and der Mur June 22nd 1984 Note the unusual use of number transfers and the cast ÖBB symbol.
A218 6010.09 Bruck an der Mur June 23rd 1984 Ex101 "Johannes Kepler" from Linz to Graz leaves on it's final leg of the journey after reversing at Bruck
A219 1042.706 Jenbach 8th July 1981 Rounding the corner into Jenbach from the west with a local train (Poor copy slide)
A220 4020.70 Bregenz Hbf. July 5th 1985 Many local services in the Vorarlberg region had just gone over to ET4020 units, such as this Regionalzug to Bludenz
A221 1044.74 Buchs SG July 5th 1985 Standing light engine in the yard at Swiss border station during a thunderstorm
A222 1044.114 Attnang-Puchheim July 9th 1985 One of the first 1044s to have the computer number added from new. The loco is seen on Ex263 "Orient Express"
A223 1042.612 + 1141.01 Attnang-Puchheim July 9th 1985 Superpower for an Eilzug from Stainach - Irdning
A224 1080.09 + 1045.07 Zf. Attnang - Puchheim July 9th 1985 The scrap line at the depot with these two vintage locos being cut-up
A225 1018.04 Attnang-Puchheim July 9th 1985 Despite their age, these locos were still working Westbahn trains, such as this Eilzug from Salzburg to Wien West
A226 2067.30 Zf. Linz July 9th 1985  

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