Railway Vehicle Preservation Company - Hohenzollern Train - List of Vehicles

List of Vehicles

Vehicle: Manufacturer: Built: Status:
Steam locomotive 11 Maschinenfabrik Esslingen 1911 Operational
Steam locomotive 16
 AEG 1928 Operational
Passenger coach 3 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Operational
Passenger coach 6 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Operational
Passenger coach 7 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Stored
Passenger coach 9 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Being restored
Passenger coach 21 Waggonfabrik Rastatt 1908 Operational
Passenger coach 22 Waggonfabrik Rastatt 1908 Operational
Passenger coach 24 Waggonfabrik Rastatt 1908 Stored
Passenger coach 26 Waggonfabrik Rastatt 1908 Stored
Luggage van 73 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Operational
Luggage van 74 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Being restored
Luggage van 77 Beuchelt & Co. 1900 Operational

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