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06018.jpg (100352 bytes)

JZ 06-018 steam locomotive at 150. anniversary of Slovakian Railways celebration, August 2000.

Photo by Ales Karlovsky,
Scan by Frank Valoczy



23-087_beograd.jpg (114918 bytes)

A 23 087-es gőzmozdony Belgrádban

Steam locomotive 23 087 at Beograd

benbe@elte.hu A Szerb Vasutak gőzmozdonyai - More Steam locomotives of Serbian Railways



305.jpg (77789 bytes)

Steam locomotive 53-029, Open coal mine Rudovci, gauge 900 mm, Decauville,19.02.98.

Photo and scan by Zoran Veresic <liki@eunet.yu>



A_damaged_steam_locomotives_at_railway_station_Nis1_24_06_2017.jpg (108842 bytes)

A damaged and abandoned steam locomotives at railway station Nis. The whole trip from Sofia to Nis , completed on 24th and 25th June , you can see on this adress: http://brno-praha.blogspot.bg/2017/06/a-trip-from-sofia-to-nis.html You can see my website: https://www.flickr.com/photos/123766380@N06/

Digital photo Veselin Malinov , e-mail: malinov.veselin99@gmail.com



A_damaged_steam_locomotives_at_railway_station_Nis2_24_06_2017.jpg (116890 bytes)

A damaged and abandoned steam locomotives at railway station Nis. The whole trip from Sofia to Nis , completed on 24th and 25th June , you can see on this adress: http://brno-praha.blogspot.bg/2017/06/a-trip-from-sofia-to-nis.html You can see my website: https://www.flickr.com/photos/123766380@N06/

Digital photo Veselin Malinov , e-mail: malinov.veselin99@gmail.com



A_damaged_steam_locomotives_at_railway_station_Nis_24_06_2017.jpg (114382 bytes)

A damaged steam locomotives at railway station Nis. The whole trip from Sofia to Nis , completed on 24th and 25th June , you can see on this adress: http://brno-praha.blogspot.bg/2017/06/a-trip-from-sofia-to-nis.html You can see my website: https://www.flickr.com/photos/123766380@N06/

Digital photo Veselin Malinov , e-mail: malinov.veselin99@gmail.com



A_steam_locomotive_of_ZS_standing_in_a_very_bad_condition_near_railway_station_Nis_12_10_2019.jpg (119431 bytes)

A steam locomotive of ZS (Zeleznice Srbije / Serbian Railways) standing in a very bad condition near railway station Nis. You can see my website: https://www.flickr.com/photos/162881852@N07/

Digital photo Veselin Malinov , e-mail: malinov.veselin99@gmail.com



Bgd018estakada.jpg (108063 bytes)

A steam locomotive near the Belgrade Main Station. This photo was taken many years ago.

Photographer unknown.



Fireless_locomotive.jpg (38590 bytes)

Fireless locomotive LBV 01, explosive factory Lucani, ex JZ 62-678 sugar factory Zrenjanin rebuild in factory "Sinvoz" Zrenjanin 1987.

Photo and scan by Zoran Veresic <liki@eunet.yu>



JZ05-025.jpg (52142 bytes)

The steam locomotive JZ 05-025 at MIN works, Nis, as a monument.

Photo and scan: Slobodan Ilic, 11.05.2002 (slobodan.ilic@bluewin.ch)
Upload: Aleksandar Salatic (asalat@mail.ru)



JZ_03-002.jpg (53689 bytes)

JZ 03-002 steam loco


Scanned by Frank Valoczy



Jugoslavia_Nis_05_034_24_8_1969.jpg (47544 bytes)

Jugoslavia – The south-bound Orient Express has waited for Borsig-built Pacific 05 034 to arrive at Nis with a train from the Jugoslav/Bulgarian border at Dimitrovgrad. 24 August 1969.

Photo and scan Roger Griffiths jrcs@blueyonder.co.uk



UNNRA_12.jpg (128544 bytes)

UNNRA nr. 12 , Kostolac open coal mine, Murray Iron Werks Co., Davenport, Locomotiv Works Iowa Builders, 1945, nr. 5717, 18.02.1998.

Photo and scan by Zoran Veresic <liki@eunet.yu>



b236.jpg (117918 bytes)

Steam locomotives on the station of Nis, Serbia. 27.08.2011

Photo by Balázs Rusznyák (ruba2@freemail.hu)



divaca_steam_1.jpg (120611 bytes)

Former Yugoslav (JZ) steam engine 28-006 stands preserved at Divaca station, western Slovenia, 10.07.2005. While the engine has been recently repainted, it is not operational. The unusual 0-10-0 wheel formation of this engine presumably indicates it was used for freight trains.

Photo: Jon Worth - jon.worth@jef-europe.net



divaca_steam_2.jpg (144908 bytes)

Front view of former Yugoslav (JZ) steam engine 28-006 that stands preserved at Divaca station, western Slovenia, 10.07.2005. While the engine has been recently repainted, it is not operational. The unusual 0-10-0 wheel formation of this engine presumably indicates it was used for freight trains.

Photo: Jon Worth - jon.worth@jef-europe.net



divaca_steam_3.jpg (40886 bytes)

Detail of the number plate of Yugoslav (JZ) steam engine that 28-006 stands preserved at Divaca station, western Slovenia, 10.07.2005.

Photo: Jon Worth - jon.worth@jef-europe.net



divaca_steam_4.jpg (16574 bytes)

Manufacturers' plate on Yugoslav (JZ) steam engine 28-006 that stands preserved at Divaca station, western Slovenia, 10.07.2005. The engine was manufactured in 1929 in Vienna.

Photo: Jon Worth - jon.worth@jef-europe.net



nis_12.jpg (115982 bytes)

City of Nis, the most important railway junction in southeast Europe. Here you can see old steam units on side track. They are abanded some 30 years ago. Email me for full resolution pictures and detailed informations.

Photo by Petar Surla - gruber gruberyu@yahoo.com



nis_13.jpg (118370 bytes)

City of Nis, the most important railway junction in southeast Europe. Here you can see old steam units on side track. They are abanded some 30 years ago. Email me for full resolution pictures and detailed informations.

Photo by Petar Surla - gruber gruberyu@yahoo.com



nis_4.jpg (129540 bytes)

City of Nis, the most important railway junction in southeast Europe. Here you can see old steam units on side track. They are abanded some 30 years ago. Email me for full resolution pictures and detailed informations.

Photo by Petar Surla - gruber gruberyu@yahoo.com



nis_8.jpg (121285 bytes)

City of Nis, the most important railway junction in southeast Europe. Here you can see old steam units on side track. They are abanded some 30 years ago. Email me for full resolution pictures and detailed informations.

Photo by Petar Surla - gruber gruberyu@yahoo.com



nis_9.jpg (101409 bytes)

City of Nis, the most important railway junction in southeast Europe. Here you can see old steam units on side track. They are abanded some 30 years ago. Email me for full resolution pictures and detailed informations.

Photo by Petar Surla - gruber gruberyu@yahoo.com



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