List of Baden locomotives and railbuses
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This list contains an overview of the locomotives of the Grand Duchy of Baden State Railway (Großherzogliche Baden Staatsbahn), the national railway of the Grand Duchy of Baden, a sovereign state within the German Empire until 1920.
Classification scheme
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Locomotives in the Grand Duchy of Baden State Railway were organised into classes and were given a railway number as well as names. Their names were derived from the animal kingdom, geographical features (rivers, mountains and towns) as well as people. Because the selection of names became increasingly difficult as more and more vehicles were procured, in 1868 the allocation of names was dropped from locomotive number 218 onwards. In 1882, all name plates were removed.
Railway numbers were issued in sequence. When locomotives were retired, their numbers were allocated to the next locomotives to be delivered. Up to 1882 the name was also adopted. In 1872 an attempt was made to organise the sequence of numbers within locomotive classes. The numbers were swapped around, but locomotives retained the same name. Because there were limits to the practicality of this, it was given up again five years later.
From the 1880s the state railway tried again to organise the railway numbers. Initially shunting locomotives began to be allocated numbers starting at 500. As this threshold was soon reached by the normal vehicle fleet, locomotives were given numbers in the 600s and later in the 1000s.
Unlike other railways, class designations were included from the start. For each new design, a new class number was issued. As a result, classes I to XIV had emerged by 1868.
In 1868 a new system was introduced. This entailed engines with the same features or requirements being grouped together.
Class | Type |
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I | Light tank locomotives |
II | Newer four-coupled express train locomotives |
III | Older four-coupled express train locomotives |
IV | Passenger train and express train locomotives with the six coupled wheels |
V | Older locomotives for mixed traffic trains |
VI | Newer passenger train tank locomotives |
VII | Goods train locomotives with the six coupled wheels |
VIII | Goods train locomotives with eight coupled wheels |
IX | Rack railway locomotives |
X | Heavy shunting locomotives, crane locomotive |
The locomotives previously organised under the old scheme were transferred into the new classes. In order to improve clarity, the old class designations are shown in italics.
Old scheme | New scheme |
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I a, I b, I c | II a (ex I c); others already retired |
II | II b |
III a, III b, III c | II b (ex III c); others already retired |
IV | II b |
V | V b |
VI | Already retired |
VII | V c |
VIII | V c |
IX | II a |
X a, X b, X c, X d | VI (ex X c); VII a (ex X d); VII b (ex X a, X b) |
XI | V a |
XII | III |
XIII | I a |
XIV | IV a |
Using the additional lower case letters "a" to "h", the various sub-types within a class were distinguished. In addition, each delivery batch was indicated with a superscript.
Thus the VI b10 is the tenth batch of Class VI b passenger train tank locomotives.
Steam Locomotives
The class designations used before 1868 are shown in italics in the following tables for greater clarity.
Early Broad Gauge Locomotives for All Traffic Types
These locomotives were originally built for the Baden broad gauge of 1,600 mm (5 ft 3 in) and were largely rebuilt on their conversion in 1854 to standard gauge. None of the locomotives were reclassified with Deutsche Reichsbahn running numbers.
Class (old) to 1868 |
Class new from 1868 |
Railway number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
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I a | 1–6 | 6 | 1839–1843 | 1A1 n2 | 3 engines rebuilt to standard gauge, during which they were converted into 1A1 n2t | |
I b | 7–15 | 9 | 1842–1843 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge, during which no. 15 was converted into 1A1 n2t | |
II | II b (old) | 16–19 | 4 | 1843–1844 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge, during which they were converted into 2A n2 with jackshafts |
III a | 20–24 | 5 | 1844 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge | |
III b | 25–28 | 4 | 1844 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge | |
III c | II b (old) | 29–36 | 8 | 1845 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge |
IV | II b (old) | 37–41 | 5 | 1845 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge |
V | V b | 42–46 | 5 | 1845 | 1B n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge, during which in 1A1 n2 with the outside frame converted into |
VI | 47–54 | 8 | 1845 | C n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge, during which they were converted into 1B n2 with outside frame | |
VII | V c | 55–58 | 4 | 1846 | 2′B n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge |
VIII | V c | 59–65 | 7 | 1847 | 1A1 n2 | All rebuilt to standard gauge, in 1865 they were converted to 1B n2t |
66 | 1 | 1846 | 1A1 n2 | Delivered unusable by Hartmann & Lindt, made operational in 1848 by Kessler; rebuilt to standard gauge |
Passenger and express train locomotives
Class | Railway number(s) | DRG number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
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II a (old) to 1868: IX |
67–68 | 2 | 1854 | 2A n2 | Boilers originally had fire tubes that doubled back and a chimney in the centre | |
69–76 | 8 | 1854–1856 | 2′A n2 | |||
7–14, 83–90 |
16 | 1858–1863 | 2A n2 | |||
II a (old) to 1868: I c |
1, 2, 4 | 3 | 1856 | 2A n2 | Replacements for Class I a | |
II a | 41...90, 452–463, 482–487 |
24 | 1888–1890 | 2′B n2 | ||
II b | 39...114 | 10 | 1891 | 2′B n2 | ||
II c | 518–537, 572–574, 652–663 |
35 | 1892–1900 | 2′B n2 | ||
II d | 733–750 | 18 | 1902–1905 | 2′B1′ n4v | ||
III to 1868: XII |
4...28, 99–112, 127–132, 141–149 |
41 | 1861–1865 | 2′B n2 | Some rebuilt to III b | |
III a | 15...74, 230–236, 271–285, 356–362 |
49 | 1869–1875 | 2′B n2 | Originally with the III classified; Some rebuilt to III b, the rest reclassified as III a | |
III b | (ca. 70) | (1881–1897) | 2′B n2 | Rebuilt from III/III a | ||
IV a to 1868: XIV |
37...59, 176–199, 237–246 |
46 | 1866–1870 | B n2 | All rebuilt in 1880–1886 to B1′ n2t with replacement boiler | |
IV b | 324–343 | 20 | 1873–1874 | 1B n2 | All rebuilt in 1888–1892 to 1′B1′ n2t with replacement boiler | |
IV c | 1...133, 362–381, 387–393, 422, 423 |
59 | 1875–1887 | 1′B n2 | ||
IV e | 18...356, 552–556, 575–595, 622–628, 664–690 |
38 7001–7007, 38 7021–7025, 38 7031–7034, 38 7041–7046, 38 7061–7073 |
83 | 1894–1900 | 2′C n4v | |
IV f | 751–765, 833–852 |
18 201, 18 211–217, 18 231–238, 18 251–256 |
35 | 1907–1913 | 2′C1′ h4v | |
IV g | 828–832 | 5 | 1912 | 1′C1′ n4v | with Clench steam dryer | |
IV h | 49, 64, 95, 1000–1016 |
18 301–303, 18 311–319, 18 321–328 |
20 | 1918–1920 | 2′C1′ h4v | |
V a to 1868: XI |
91–98, 113–126 |
22 | 1860–1863 | 1B n2 | One engine rebuilt in 1875 to 1B n2t | |
VI to 1868: X c |
47–52, 150–161, 218–229 |
30 | 1864–1869 | C n2 | ||
P 8 | 1153–1192 | 38 3793–3832 | 40 | 1922 | 2′C h2 | Same as Prussian P 8 |
Goods train locomotives
Class | Railway number(s) | DRG number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
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VII a to 1868: X d |
77–79, 162–173, 200–215, 247–270, 286–323, 394–401, 404–435, 464–477, 488–511 |
53 8501–8503, 53 8508–8512, 53 8514–8523, 53 8525–8528, 53 8534, 53 8539–8542, 53 8550–8552, 53 8556–8565, 53 8580–8586 |
171 | 1866–1891 | C n2 | |
VII b to 1868: X a |
77–82 | 6 | 1855–1856 | C n2 | ||
VII b to 1868: X b |
133–140 | 8 | 1863 | C n2 | ||
VII c | 512–515 | 53 8587, 53 8597–8598 |
4 | 1891 | C n2 | |
VII d | 24...357, 516–517, 557–571, 596–621, 635–649, 703–732 |
109 | 1893–1902 | C n2v | ||
VIII a | 344–355 | 12 | 1875 | D n2 | ||
VIII b | 56...242 | 10 | 1886–1888 | D n2 | purchased from Sharp, Stewart & Co. from the bankruptcy assets of the Swedish-Norwegian Railway, in service 1892–1894; design identical to the Palatine G 3 | |
VIII c | 518–519, 538–549, 629–634, 691–702 |
32 | 1893–1900 | B′B n4v | Articulated Mallet locomotive | |
VIII e | 9...370, 771–780, 813–827 |
56 701–709, 56 711–738 |
39 | 1908–1912 | 1′D n4v | With Clench steam dryer |
3...390, 853–866 |
56 751–776, 56 781–785 |
31 | 1913–1915 | 1′D h4v | ||
G 12 | 972–996, 1017–1081, 1125–1132 |
58 201–225, 58 231–272, 58 281–303, 58 311–318 |
98 | 1918–1921 | 1′E h3 | Same as Prussian G 12, 1037–1046 purchased as new by the Prussian state railways |
Tank locomotives
Class | Railway number(s) | DRG number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
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I a to 1868: XIII |
174–175 | 2 | 1866 | B n2t | For the state-operated private railway Dinglingen–Lahr | |
I b | 402–403 | 88 7501–7502 | 2 | 1874 | B n2t | Pontoon locomotives, 402–403 taken over from the Palatinate Railway in 1879 (ex-Palatine VII and VIII) |
240 | 88 7503 | 1 | 1893 | |||
I c | 60, 63, 65 | 3 | 1880 | 1B n2t | ||
I d | 62, 436–437 | 3 | 1882–1885 | 1A n2t | ||
I e | 99...245, 443–449, 478–481 |
88 7511–7515, 88 7521–7522, 88 7531–7532, 88 7541–7548, 88 7551–7555, 88 7561–7563 |
30 | 1887–1893 | B n2t | |
I f | 339 | 1 | 1899 | B n2t | Taken over in 1904 with Rheinau-Hafen Mannheim | |
I g | 1...485, 845–899 |
70 101–105, 70 111–125 |
20 | 1914–1916 | 1B h2t | |
70 126–133 | 8 | 1927–1928 | DRG copy | |||
IV d | 124...246 | 14 | 1891 | 1′B1′ n2t | ||
V b | 3, 61, 64, 382–386 |
8 | 1876–1877 | 1B n2t | ||
VI a | 358–359 | 2 | 1900 | 1′C n2t | ||
VI b | 4...389, 793–812 |
75 101–114, 75 121–136, 75 141–161, 75 171–179, 75 181–195, 75 201–216, 75 221–233, 75 241–258 |
131 | 1900–1908 | 1′C1′ n2t | |
1133–1152, 1193–1214 |
75 261–302 | 42 | 1921–1923 | Follow-on order | ||
VI c | 875–894, 900–971 |
75 401–409, 75 411–441, 75 451–464, 75 471–473, 75 481–483, 75 491–494 |
92 | 1914–1918 | 1′C1′ h2t | |
1082–1124 | 75 1001–1023, 75 1101–1120 |
43 | 1920–1921 | Follow-on order | ||
VIII d | 650–651 | 2 | 1900 | BB n2t | Hagans drive | |
IX a | 438–442, 450–451 |
89 8301–8302 | 7 | 1887–1888 | C n2(4)t | Rack railway locomotive for the Höllentalbahn, cogwheel drive removed in 1910 |
IX b | 344–345, 371, 736 |
97 201–204 | 4 | 1910 | C1′ n2(4v)t | Rack railway locomotive for Höllentalbahn |
737–739 | 97 251–253 | 3 | 1921 | Follow-on order | ||
X | 149 | 1 | 1895 | B n2t | Crane locomotive, retired again in 1898 | |
X a | 324...422 | 6 | 1898–1901 | C n2t | Taken over in 1904 with Rheinau-Hafen Mannheim | |
X b | 11...651, 867–874, 997–999 |
92 201–232, 92 241–251, 92 261–266, 92 271, 92 281–290 |
68 | 1907–1919 | D n2t | |
8...726 | 92 291–320 | 30 | 1921 | Follow-on order |
Narrow gauge locomotives
Class | Railway number(s) | DRG number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
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— | 1–4 | 99 7201–7204 | 4 | 1904 | C n2t | For Mosbach–Mudau, operated by the DEBG under the direction of the Baden State Railway. |
Baden narrow gauge locomotives were built for metre gauge.
Electric locomotives
Baden's electric locomotives were for the Wiesental and Wehratal railways, electrified on 13 September 1913.
Class | Railway number(s) | DRG number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
A1 | 1 | 1 | 1910 | 1′C1′ w2u | ||
A2 | 1–9 | E 61 01–03, 05–09, E 61 14 |
9 | 1911–1912 | 1′C1′ w2u | |
A3 | 1–2 | E 61 21–22 | 2 | 1912–1913 | 1′C1′ w2k |
Railcars
Baden railcars were included in the register of passenger coaches and luggage vans, that were also grouped into classes.
Class | Railway number(s) | DRG number(s) | Quantity | Year(s) of manufacture | Type | Remarks |
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133c | 6606 | 1 | 1902 | A1 n2 | Steam railcar, Serpollet type | |
121a | 1000–1007 | dT 1–8 | 8 | 1914–1915 | A1 h2 | Steam railcar, Kittel type |
133d | 6607 | 1 | 1903 | (A1)(1A) g2t | Battery railcar |
See also
References
- Wolfgang Valtin: Deutsches Lok-Archiv: Verzeichnis aller Lokomotiven und Triebwagen Band 1 – Nummerierungssysteme, Transpress, Berlin 1992, ISBN 3-344-70739-6
- Wolfgang Valtin: Deutsches Lok-Archiv: Verzeichnis aller Lokomotiven und Triebwagen Band 2 – Dampflokomotiven und Dampftriebwagen, Transpress, Berlin 1992, ISBN 3-344-70740-X
- Wolfgang Valtin: Deutsches Lok-Archiv: Verzeichnis aller Lokomotiven und Triebwagen Band 3 – Elektro- und Dieselloks, Triebwagen, Transpress, Berlin 1992, ISBN 3-344-70741-8
- Hermann Lohr, Georg Thielmann: Lokomotiv-Archiv Baden, Transpress, Berlin 1988, ISBN 3-344-00210-4
- Albert Mühl: Die Großherzoglich Badischen Staatseisenbahnen, Franckh, Stuttgart 1981, ISBN 3-440-04933-7
External links
- There is an English-language discussion forum at Railways of Germany