JSC Wagons

[TimCC6558]

Good idea - I didn't know that any other JSC wagons existed, let alone CO & SM wagons - let's see them! My next topic will probably be the Ringhoffer/Baume et Marpent N2s that I got the plates from. I noted a few of the SEK/OSE number tie-ups so when I can find my notes I'll put the photos up.

[GAZKGK]

30 73 100 7 092-4 ex- J.S.C. built by SOCIETE ANONYME FRANCO-BELGE MATERIELS DE CHEMINS DE FER, PARIS , 1895 ...

BarbaPanagos, i know .... you are more intrested about the N3 at the background ....

[BarbaPanagos]

that's right, I'm waiting for the N3, but show us also what's at the other end of it (the N3)
I'm pretty sure it's interesting


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[Olympus]

American Aid To Greece AKA U.S. Aid To Greece (1948)
Video with SEK freight cars

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDeN4v_7UeE

[GAZKGK]

Those "K"s were built by S.A. FRANCO-BELGE RAISMES in 1894 for the JSC class Ne 1001-1086. 74 of them finally became SEK Κ and Kτ 13001-13074.

[christo]

Additionally by the same manufacturer 13075-13127 ex JSC Nf 1087-1130 with slightly longer chassis.

christo.

[christo]

Photo of human misery created by war from https://www.pinterest.com/pin/257831147397939689/ It depicts wagon 1463 Gf from the series 1452-1998 and later reduced to 98 wagons Zt 3764-3861 built 1894.

christo.