Coach set (1) with four express coaches from the D 202 "Loreley-Express" of the Deutsche Bundesbahn.

The set contains a luggage van, type Dms 905, a 1st/2nd class coach, type ABm 225, a dining coach, type WRmh 132, and a 2nd class coach, type Bm 234.

■ Coach route: Basel SBB – Amsterdam CS
■ ABm 225 through coach from Chiasso, already featuring the “Sonderarbeit Berlin” modernisation
■ Bm 234 as a through coach from Rome, featuring pictograms and new, large class numbers
■ Dms 905 in the green livery with disc brakes for the first time
■ WRmh 132 in the typical livery from 1973, also well suited to TEE/IC services

For almost 40 years, the Loreley-Express provided a high-quality express train service between Basel and Amsterdam. This enabled passengers in both classes to travel comfortably through three countries on this route in half a day. In addition, there were through coaches from Rome, Chiasso and Chur. The service, which always ran along the legendary Rhine, was consistently operated by Class 110 locomotives. North of Emmerich, the Dutch railways took over traction.
The DB seating coaches correspond to the much-sought-after version from the 1980s, meaning that many still feature the traditional green livery but already include pictograms beneath the new, large class numbers. The WRmh 132 dining coach appears for the first time in the red-and-beige TEE livery, with a black skirt and the DB logo.