Class 97
Also known as:
Type 97T 14
Vehicle type:
Registration country:
1919
The 56x units of this series are received as war reparations from
Germany after World War I (these units were previously registered
T 14 with the
Prussian State Railway).
1931
The following units receive new registration numbers:
unit 9774 receives new registration number 9701;
unit 9775 receives new registration number 9751;
unit 9781 receives new registration number 9752;
unit 9783 receives new registration number 9753;
unit 9793 receives new registration number 9756.
unit 9774 receives new registration number 9701;
unit 9775 receives new registration number 9751;
unit 9781 receives new registration number 9752;
unit 9783 receives new registration number 9753;
unit 9793 receives new registration number 9756.
World War II
During World War II, 26x units are added to the inventory of
German Imperial Railway and are registered as
Class 93 427
- 447 & 451 - 455.
After the war, all locomotives are returned and together with the remaining units will form the Type 97.001 - 056 series.
After the war, all locomotives are returned and together with the remaining units will form the Type 97.001 - 056 series.
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Latest update on the 8th of January 2022 at 20:29
Contributor(s): Tudor C.
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Class 97 miniature models:
SNCB - Type 97 steam locomotive
Manufacturer: PIKO
Article numbers: 50657, 50658, 50659, 50660
Expected: July 2022
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