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Steam in Oberursel: 50 3552

August 13, 2012 By Graham Tappenden Leave a Comment

Steam train 50 3552, built in 1942, pulling carriages from the 1950s through Oberursel station on Sunday, 12th August, 2012.

(click to enlarge)

Filed Under: Photos Tagged With: 50 3552, Bahnhof, carriages, station, steam train

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