Uskotracne
(76-centimetarske) pruge bivse Jugoslavije
A selection of photos by Detlef Schikorr
The Steinbeis
Railway page 3
Drvar
The famous town of Drvar, is situated at the bottom of a deep glaciated valley drained by the Unac stream. Trains from Srnetica had to zig-zag down a cliff to a reversing station before descending to the valley floor.
JZ UNRRA 24 at Drvar 12.8.1970
JZ UNRRA 24 and UNRRA 19 at Drvar
12.8.1970
0-10-0 No.1937 and new diesel 740-001
double heading a freight, 12-8-1970.
Five of these large 0-10-0's Nos.1932 to 1937 were built by Skoda in 1946. The staple traffic of the Steinbeis was timber as seen on the well loaded wagon on the right.
JZ 32, a superheated 0-10-0 built
in 1924 on shed at Drvar 12.8.1970.
No. 32 was one of a series of
four, Nos. 29 to 32, built by Orenstein & Koppel.
An unidentified member of the same
class stored on Drvar shed 12.8.1970
JZ UNRRA 1 (H.K.Porter 8047/1945)
on shed, 12.8.1970
UNRRA No. 4 (H.K.Porter 8050/1945)
in store.
Two views of JZ 1933 (Skoda 1933/1945)
stored at Drvar shed, 12-8-1970.
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