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TCDD Le3400 electric locomotives 52 511, 52 507 and 52 517 in composition of train 46870 - going to repair in KONČAR Group (Zagreb, Croatia).
The electrification out of Istanbul Sirkeci was one of Europe's earliest 25kV AC suburban electrications, and mainly used multiple unit trains, but a handful of electric locomotives was acquired to haul the few long distance trains into the station.
BB-4002 was built by Alsthom and its styling owes much to SNCF locomotives of the period. It has arrived at 7.49 with a train from Erdine and Athens, the first carriage of which sports a "birdcage" look-out for the guard.
Hitched as the passenger accommodation, an exDB VT98 railbus stands at Gumusgun as part of a 'mixed' consist, the 08.30 Burdur-Karakuyu service headed by loco DE18 113.
At this point , post steam traction, the TCDD Burdur System was some 8 years into using ex DB vehicles and possibly only as a stopgap measure.
21st May 1998
A very clean and tidy looking E68 001 stabled in the station at Halkali, after arriving earlier on the 18.45 from Sofia.
Toshiba 1987 built 'Bo-Bo-Bo' 4,260hp electric loco E43 039 stabled outside Fevzipaşa depot, alongside a couple of E68 locos.
A brief stop near Kangal on our Turkish Delight railway circuit of Turkey gave me the chance to grab this short video of the dumped steam engines in the sidings there. Included in the 10-11 locos were Skoda-built TCDD 2-10-0s 56126 & 56136 & a number of unidentified ex-Prussian G8-2 2-8-0s numbered in the range 45001 to 45067.
If it looks rushed it's because it was!. No-one else got off the train and I stood a good chance of being left behind if I didn't rush.
TCDD-stoomloc 56 531 vertrekt om 7 uur’s ochtends met een trein van station Izmir Basmane naar Bandirma, alwaar aansluiting is op de veerboot naar Istanboel. Opnamedatum 8 augustus 1977.
TCDD-steamloc 56 531 leaves at 7 o'clock in the morning with a train from station Izmir Basmane to Bandirma, where there is a connection to the ferry to Istanbul.
The 16.00 Sivas - Divrigi calls at the remote station at Karagol with DE24 356 in charge. With the train crew filling up water bottles from the tap on the platform there was time for a quick photo.
Three Thomas Cook Airlines A321-211(SL) aircraft impounded at Glasgow International Airport [GLA/EGPF] following the collapse of the company, 28 September 2019.
On the left is G-TCDD [c/n 6038], on the right G-TCDG [c/n 6122], while the third aircraft is G-TCDH [c/n 6515].
Uit het Turkse Izmir, rijdt hier een dieselstel van de serie MT5500 weg naar Denizli.
English: a dieselset of TCDD here in Izmir ( Turkey ), just leaving on route to Denizli.
•Axle: 2'C2't
•Total quantity: 8
•Year: 1925
•Manufacturer: Henschel. Works Numbers 20550-57
•Ex CFOA (numbers 251-258) but delivered to TCDD, Similar to KPEV T18
These engines were used on commuter trains from Haydarpasa until electrification in the early 1970s
Der abendliche EV-Bomber aus Tatvan bestand aus einer Leine von E-Wagen, im schönsten Abendlicht rollt der Zug seinen Ziel Elazig entgegen, soeben durchfuhr der Zug den Bahnhof Caglar und nimmt jetzt nochmal die letzte Steigung in Angriff.
Considering this was very near the end of Turkish steam, this is quite a steamy little scene at Afyon in May 1989. On the right is a 57___ 2-10-0 with two Kriegsloks in the background.
Turkish State Railways 2-10-0 No. 56130, built in Czechoslovakia by ČKD in 1949.
The Çamlik Railway Museum is located on the former Ottoman Railway mainline, the oldest line in Turkey, near the village of Çamlık, very close to the famous historical site at Ephesus. When the tracks on the Izmir to Aydın main line were realigned, a small portion of the line as well as the original Çamlık railway station were abandoned. Work to set up the museum started in 1991, and was completed in 1997. It uses the original tracks laid in 1866.
Camlik'28
Ex-Deutsche Reichsbahn Baureihe 52 7425.
For more information about this locomotive, please visit this website:
www.trainsofturkey.com/w/pmwiki.php/Steam/56501
Photo taken by Paul Cotterell / Israel Railways Museum Archive