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Photographer's Note
Those were the days when steam locos dominated railway traffic.
Days when energy and power were consciously perceivable: heat, motion, noise, steam, dirt.
The engine driver had a very high reputation: it was much more difficult than today to get a train from A to B across hilly terrain without having an unvoluntary stop.
Scan from slide film, capture from railway museum at Bochum-Dahlhausen, September 1985.
Somebody just told me that is a specimen of series 45, the strongest German three-cylinder steam freight locomotive ever built, 2800 HP.
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(139286) 2021-04-18 2:35
Hi Sven,no locomotives on german banconotes i think..ehehe..but a new very interesting memory form your archive,great close up of this steam locomotive from the Bochum museum, a symbol of the past very well preserved. Have a nice Sunday and thanks,Luciano
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(116518) 2021-04-18 23:38
hello dear friend and have a nice day
your chosen title is the best...
describing what we can see now...
regards
Costantino
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Copyright: Sven Erich Czernik (Energysavingelk)
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- Date Taken: 1985-09-00
- Photo Version： Original Version
- Date Submitted: 2021-04-18 0:37
