Children's sweatshirt BAUREIHE 01
They were the first high-speed locomotives since 1925 in accordance with the "standardisation programme" of the newly founded Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesellschaft DRG and immediately became stars on the rails.
| Category: | Sweatshirt |
|---|---|
| Gender / user: | Children |
| Item type: | Hoodie |
| Machine type: | Locomotive |
| Power: | Steam |
Almost 24 metres long, the machines reached a speed of 120 km/h with a claimed power of almost 1650kW.
Later on, the enlarged wheels (from 800 to 1000 mm) and an improved braking system allowed a top speed of 130 km/h. Their two-metre-long drive coupled wheels were powered by a superheated steam boiler.
01 005 from the pre-production serie, in the Staßfurt Railway Museum, is the oldest surviving steam locomotive according to the principle of standardisation in Germany and is one of 231 "old zero-ones" that had a pivotal impact on express train services throughout Germany - for a long 57 years.
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DESCRIPTION:
Children’s hoodie. It is pleasant to the touch and will always make you comfortable and warm thanks to its composition and smooth knit. An elastic neckline makes the hoodie easy to put on and also maintains shape. The sleeves and the bottom edge of the hoodie are lined with rib knit. This hoodie must not be missing in the closet of any true train enthusiast.
Material: 65% polyester +35% cotton or 50% polyester +50% cotton.
Knit: smooth knit, combed inside
Weight: 280 g/m2
Colour: dark blue
Front side: Locomotive print
Upper side of the left sleeve: Small Locomotif logo print
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