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A1K_24001_ham1.jpg (68291 bytes)

NSB royal coach A1K 24001, built in 1962 by Strømmens Værksted and first used by Kong Olav V for the opening of the Nordlandsbanen. It was used by the royal family until it was replaced by a new car, based on the WLAB-2, in 1994.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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A1K_24001_ham2.jpg (79371 bytes)

NSB royal coach A1K 24001, sleeping and salon car technically related to the B3 generation of passenger cars.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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A1K_24001_i1.jpg (117550 bytes)

NSB royal coach A1K 24001, side corridor.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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A1K_24001_i2.jpg (95295 bytes)

NSB royal coach A1K 24001, kitchen.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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A1K_24001_i3.jpg (118552 bytes)

NSB royal coach A1K 24001, interior of a sleeping compartment (day position).

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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A1K_24001_i4.jpg (90469 bytes)

NSB royal coach A1K 24001, interior of a compartment in night position.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_118_ham1.jpg (161828 bytes)

NSB ABo 118, salon and sleeping car built 1923 by Skabo Jernbanevognfabrik (underframe) and Sundland verksted (carbody). It was used by Kong Haakon for numerous openings of railway lines, and remained in service until 1952.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_118_ham2.jpg (148036 bytes)

NSB ABo 118. This car has one open and one closed platform, and is labeled as a regular 1st/2nd class coach, though it is in reality a sleeping/salon coach.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_118_i1.jpg (146496 bytes)

NSB ABo 118. Interior of the salon (without furniture).

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_118_i2.jpg (150796 bytes)

NSB ABo 118. Interior of a sleeping compartment.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_118_i3.jpg (148479 bytes)

NSB ABo 118, side corridor.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_118_i4.jpg (112626 bytes)

NSB ABo 118, shower.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_206_ham1.jpg (154952 bytes)

NSB ABo 206, built in 1919 by Strømmens Værksted for trains Oslo - Köbenhavn, rebuilt 1939 at Marienborg/Trondheim to a combined sleeping and saloon car, and taken into service as a royal car in 1946. It remained in service until 1962 and was restored 2001 to 2004.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_206_i1.jpg (88092 bytes)

NSB ABo 206. Interior of a sleeping compartment.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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ABo_206_i2.jpg (142397 bytes)

NSB ABo 206, interior of the salon.

Norsk Jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2005-08-16

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Ao_200_njm1.jpg (158416 bytes)

Royal coach Ao 200 from the Røros line (1067 mm). Built 1876 by Jacson & Sharp (Delaware, USA) and used until 1930. Used 1877 by King Oscar II when the Røros line was opened. It was also the first coach with bogies and Diaphragms protecting the gangways in Norway.
Norsk jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2023-07-18.

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Ao_200_njm2.jpg (159910 bytes)

Royal coach Ao 200 from the Røros line (1067 mm). Built 1876 by Jacson & Sharp (Delaware, USA) and used until 1930. Used 1877 by King Oscar II when the Røros line was opened. It was also the first coach with bogies and Diaphragms protecting the gangways in Norway.
Norsk jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2023-07-18.

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Ao_200_njm3.jpg (158532 bytes)

Royal coach Ao 200 from the Røros line (1067 mm). Note special NSB logo and royal coat of arms.
Norsk jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2023-07-18.

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KVB_kongevogn_i1.jpg (159117 bytes)

Royal coach of Kongsvingerbanen, interior in the style of 19th century palaces.
Norsk jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2023-07-18.

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KVB_kongevogn_njm1.jpg (155052 bytes)

Royal coach of Kongsvingerbanen, supplied by Wright &aml; Sons, Birmingham 1862. It was first used by King Karl IV. for the opening of Kongsvingerbanen 1862. During the Norwegian railway jubilee in 1954 King Haakon and Crown Prince Olav used it again.
Norsk jernbanemuseum, Hamar, 2023-07-18.

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