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DJDS_C2_Od1.jpg (153865 bytes)

Det Danske Jernbane-Drifstselskab (DJDS) C 2, built 1862 by Scandia in a series of 86. Length 8.55 m, wheelbase 3.96 m, five third class compartments. This is Denmark's oldest preserved passenger coach. It was restored from 2002 to 2016 and painted chocolate brown in 2019.

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DSB_AC_42_Od1.jpg (159359 bytes)

DSB AC 42, first class compartment coach with seven compartments. Part of a series of 16 RIC coaches built 1949 to 1952 by Scandia, an example of the first post-war generation of coaches for international trains, later replaced in these services by UIC-Y coaches. From 1966 it carried the UIC number 51 86 17-61 042-4.

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DSB_AX_393_Od1.jpg (157347 bytes)

DSB AX 393, combined first/second class coach built 1938 by Scandia in a series of 8. Two first class and six second class compartments. From 1969 it was numbered 50 86 38-21 393-6 ABx, from 1975 to 50 86 28-21 393-8 Bxh, in service until 1983, preserved in the state of 1956.

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DSB_BK_714_i1.jpg (152631 bytes)

DSB BK 714, interior of a third class compartment for up to 10 passengers.

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DSB_BK_714_Od1.jpg (160805 bytes)

DSB BK 714, combined second/third class compartment coach built 1868 by Hvide Mølle for de jydsk-fyenske jernbaner (JFJ) in a series of 15 units and used until 1928. Length 8.55 m, wheelbase 3.96 m, weight 8.5 t.

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DSB_BK_714_Od2.jpg (155864 bytes)

DSB BK 714, shown with a man on the roof servicing the petroleum lights. In 1913 it was rebuilt to electric lights.

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DSB_BU_3703_Od1.jpg (162108 bytes)

DSB BU 3703, excursion and dance coach originally built as compartment car AU 402 by Scandia in 1932 (one of first riveted steel bodied cars of DSB), rebuilt by DSB in 1965. Five old cars were converted in this way. Length 21.72 m, weight 44 t.

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DSB_BU_3703_Od2.jpg (160166 bytes)

DSB BU 3703, excursion and dance coach originally built as compartment car AU 402 by Scandia in 1932 (one of first riveted steel bodied cars of DSB), rebuilt by DSB in 1965. Five old cars were converted in this way. Length 21.72 m, weight 44 t.

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DSB_CC_1132_Od1.jpg (157409 bytes)

DSB CC 1132, built 1953 by Scandia in a series of 140 units. 9 compartments of 8 seats each, side corridor, 140 km/h, length 21.72 m, weight 34 t. This coach was part of the first post-war renewal, before the introduction of UIC standard types.

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DSB_CC_1132_Od2.jpg (163759 bytes)

DSB CC 1132, built 1953 by Scandia in a series of 140 units. 9 compartments of 8 seats each, side corridor, 140 km/h, length 21.72 m, weight 34 t. This coach was part of the first post-war renewal, before the introduction of UIC standard types.

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DSB_CC_322_Od1.jpg (157188 bytes)

DSB CC 322, open passenger coach built 1880 by Scandia for Det Sjællandske Jernbaneselskab (SJS), as a "forest coach" for summer trains between København, Bakken and Dyrehaven. In 1936 it was converted to a special purpose car and used until 1960. The older appearance has been reconstructed for the museum. Length 10.2 m, weight 9.5 t, 24 seats.

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DSB_CLE_1678_Od1.jpg (155786 bytes)

DSB CLS 1678, built 1958 by Scandia in a series of 30 units. 61 seats, 100 km/h, 20.22 m long, weight 28.4 t.

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DSB_CO_10498_Od1.jpg (160839 bytes)

DSB CO 10498, built 1900 by Vulcan (Maribo). Double deck car with five compartments in the lower floor and a central aisle room in the upper floor, accessed by stairs on both ends. It could transport up to 90 seated passengers. Length 9.69 m, weight 12.9 t. The first double-deck coaches were built as early as 1870 as a pre-series of 5, followed by a series of 56. Regular operation lasted until 1935.

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DSB_CO_10498_Od2.jpg (155854 bytes)

DSB CO 10498, double deck coach operating 1900 to 1935.

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GJ_1_i1.jpg (157873 bytes)

Gedser Jernbane (GJ) saloon coach No. 1, built 1886 by Skabo, in service until 1934. Reconstructed interior, dominated by red velvet and carpet.

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GJ_1_Od1.jpg (154687 bytes)

Gedser Jernbane (GJ) saloon coach No. 1, built 1886 by Skabo, in service until 1934. It could be hired by private individuals and used in regular or special trains. The coach was built for the opening of the line to Gedser and the steamship route Gedser - Warnemünde. The coach survived as a summer cottage and was later restored to its appearance of 1886.

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JFJ_BJ_665_i1.jpg (155745 bytes)

Jydsk-Fyenske Jernbaner (JFJ) passenger coach BJ 665, built 1868 by Midland Waggon Company (Birmingham), rebuilt 1888, in service until 1931. View of the 8-seat salon for ladies (old second class, quite comfortable for the era).

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JFJ_BJ_665_i2.jpg (152060 bytes)

Jydsk-Fyenske Jernbaner (JFJ) passenger coach BJ 665, built 1868 by Midland Waggon Company (Birmingham), rebuilt 1888, in service until 1931. Compared to the salon, the third class compartments were very basic, only offering wooden benches and overhead luggage racks.

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JFJ_BJ_665_Od1.jpg (161196 bytes)

Jydsk-Fyenske Jernbaner (JFJ) passenger coach BJ 665, built 1868 by Midland Waggon Company (Birmingham) in a series of 16, originally it had a brake compartment, one 3-seat first class compartment, one 8-seat second class compartment and two 10-seat third class compartments. Length 8.55 m. In 1888 it was rebuilt, following a series of coaches built 1874 by Scandia. Now offering an 8-seat salon with two 3-seat benches and two loose armchairs that could be reserved for ladies, in addition to the two 3rd class compartments. It remained in service until 1931.

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51_86_20-80_314-9_Od1.jpg (126540 bytes)

DSB 51 86 20-80 314-9 B. Second class compartment coach. Built 1967 by Scandia, originally with ten 8-seat compartments. From 1964 to 1981, DSB received 229 second class coaches by the UIC-Y standard. Modernized 1975 with 6-seat compartments. Retired 1995.

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DSB_DA_5005_i1.jpg (154711 bytes)

DSB DA 5005, postal sorting van built 1937 by Scandia and used until 1976. Interior showing two postmen at work.

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DSB_DA_5005_Od1.jpg (159099 bytes)

DSB DA 5005, postal sorting van built 1937 by Scandia and used until 1976. Length 11.5 m, weight 24.3 t, carrying capacity 6 t. The interior is divided into a mail sorting room and a parcel room. Postal cars with manual sorting operated 1856 to 1997 in Denmark.

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DSB_DA_5005_Od2.jpg (162666 bytes)

DSB DA 5005, postal sorting van built 1937 by Scandia and used until 1976. Each Postkontor van had a rather complex coloured coat of arms with a crown on top.

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DSB_DB_5101_Od1.jpg (157275 bytes)

DSB DB 5101, postal sorting van built 1936 by Scandia.

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51_86_89-70_001-2_i1.jpg (163707 bytes)

DSB 51 86 89-70 001-2 S (S 1), royal coach built 1937 by Scandia. View into the salon. In 1984 the fabric of the corner sofa was replaced by a design from Queen Margrethe II.

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51_86_89-70_001-2_Od1.jpg (161359 bytes)

DSB 51 86 89-70 001-2 S (S 1), royal coach built 1937 by Scandia, interior designed by architect K. T. Seest in close consultation with Queen Alexandrine. Originally it had the coats of arms of Denmark and Iceland (until Iceland's independence 1944). It is equipped with a salon, sleeping compartments, bathroom and luggage room. In 1984 the car has been modernized with rubber gangways, electric rear lights and MD36 bogies allowing a speed of 160 km/h (originally 120 km/h). Length 23.5 m, weight 44.6 t. In 2001 it was replaced by the modern coach still in use today.

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51_86_89-70_001-2_Od2.jpg (160231 bytes)

DSB 51 86 89-70 001-2 S (S 1), royal coach built 1937 by Scandia. View into a private sleeping compartment.

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DSB_S_8_i1.jpg (160129 bytes)

DSB S 8, royal saloon carriage built 1900 by Scandia and used until 1937. A look inside shows the Danish furniture style of the turn of the century.

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DSB_S_8_i2.jpg (155443 bytes)

DSB S 8, royal saloon carriage built 1900 by Scandia and used until 1937. View of a private compartment in day position, this could be converted to a bedroom at night.

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DSB_S_8_Od1.jpg (159477 bytes)

DSB S 8, royal saloon carriage built 1900 by Scandia and used until 1937. Length 18 m, weight 38 t. This car was equipped with different brake systems and used on international state visits.

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DSB_S_8_Od2.jpg (154492 bytes)

DSB S 8, royal saloon carriage built 1900 by Scandia and used until 1937. A view on the characteristic roof.

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SJS_S_1_i1.jpg (152758 bytes)

Det Sjællandske Jernbaneselskab (SJS) royal saloon carriage S 1, built 1871. A view inside.

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SJS_S_1_i2.jpg (154405 bytes)

Det Sjællandske Jernbaneselskab (SJS) royal saloon carriage S 1, built 1871. A view inside.

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SJS_S_1_Od2.jpg (159267 bytes)

Det Sjællandske Jernbaneselskab (SJS) royal saloon carriage S 1, built 1871 by Lauensteinsche Wagenbau-Gesellschaft (Hamburg) and used until 1934.

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SJS_S_1_Od3.jpg (156394 bytes)

Det Sjællandske Jernbaneselskab (SJS) royal saloon carriage S 1, built 1871 by Lauensteinsche Wagenbau-Gesellschaft (Hamburg) and used until 1934.

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