Children's T-shirt ZUBAČKA RAKUŠANKA
It is rightly called “Rakušanka” (Austrian). In its birth certificate, it is written in black and white – manufactured in 1961 at the SGP Floridsdorf Wien locomotive plant.
| Category: | Kids T-Shirts |
|---|---|
| Gender / user: | Children |
| Item type: | T-Shirt |
| Machine type: | Locomotive |
| Power: | Diesel |
Only 8 of this unique rack locomotive were produced and only two of these have survived to this day. Both are still operational thanks to the care of Železniční spolek Tanvald. On the line between Tanvald and Kořenov, which reaches a grade of 58‰, the locomotives help themselves with an Abt rack system. At present, both locomotives are stabled at the Kořenov locomotive shed and are deployed in nostalgic trains on the “Zubačka” rack line.
Our T-shirt was created in cooperation with Železniční spolek Tanvald, o.p.s. at the time when the Class T426.003 locomotive returned to the track after an overhaul and headed back home to the Kořenov locomotive shed.
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T-SHIRT DESCRIPTION:
T-shirt pleasant to the touch, in which you will feel comfortable thanks to its composition and smooth knit, whether in summer or winter. The T-shirt has a reinforced four-layer neckline and reinforced seams on the shoulders, which ensure that the T-shirt keeps its shape even after multiple washes. T-shirt that must not be missing in any closet of a train enthusiast.
Material: 100% cotton
Weight: 165 g/m2
Colour: dark blue
Front side: Locomotive print
Back side: Small Locomotif logo print
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