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DSB 871 ins Bw Randers am 23.Mai 2004 Scanned picture by Leon Schrijvers. Leon2711schrijvers@yahoo.co.uk

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DSB pacific 891 hada shuttle between Randers station and Struer. THis class of 2C1 was developed out of a 2C by the Swedish SJ (who's museum at Gävle still have a representative in the form of 1200). After they became surplus in Sweden, the pacifics were sold to denmark to help recover that country of the Second World War. Former SJ 891 stands at Randers on 23 May 2004 Scanned photo by Leon Schrijvers Leon2711schrijvers@yahoo.co.uk

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DSB pacific 891 hada shuttle between Randers station and Struer. THis class of 2C1 was developed out of a 2C by the Swedish SJ (who's museum at Gävle still have a representative in the form of 1200). After they became surplus in Sweden, the pacifics were sold to denmark to help recover that country of the Second World War. Former SJ 891 stands at Randers on 23 May 2004 Scanned photo by Leon Schrijvers Leon2711schrijvers@yahoo.co.uk

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Danish 1C steamlocomotive 802 in the railwaymuseum of Odense. Photo and scan by Ernst Kers <ernst.kers@pi.net>.

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DSB litra D steam locomotive. This was for many years the most popular steam loco. Used for goods trains, but also for passenger trains during a period where DSB did not have enough passenger steam locos. A total of 92 engines were built in the period 1902-1922 by many different manufacturers. Virtually all were out of service by 1960. Seen here is the D 802 standing in front of the Danish Railway Museum in Odense. Summer 1992. Photo by Christian Larsen, email: C.Larsen@ecmwf.int Scan via Photo CD.