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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 219. Not illustrated. Chapters: Victorian Railways L Class, Eurosprinter, British Rail Class 76, Victorian Railways E Class, Little Joe, Jnr Class Ef64, Jnr Class Ef63, Jnr Class Ef60, British Rail Class 77, Sncf Class Cc 7100, New South Wales 46 Class Locomotive, Jnr Class Ef58, Ns Class 1600, Sncf Class Bb 8500, Jr Freight Class Ef510, Jnr Class Ef62, Ns Class 1500, Jnr Class Ef66, New South Wales 45 Class Locomotive, Jnr Class Ef65, Sncf Class Bb 27300, Sncf Class Bb 25500, Jnr Class Ed62, Nzr Ed Class, Ns Class 1700, Sncf Class Bb 36000, Jnr Class Ef55, British Rail Class Ef1, Nzr Ew Class, Jr Freight Class Eh500, Sncb Class 28, Jr Freight Class Ef210, Ns Class 1300, British Rail Class Eb1, Sncf Class Bb 22200, Wcam Class, Ns Class 1200, British Rail Class Ee1, Nzr Ea Class, Jnr Class Ef81, Sncb Class 11, Jr Freight Class Eh200, Nzr Eo Class, Sncf Class Bb 7200, Sncf Class Bb 9200, Sncb Class 25.5, Sncb Class 18, Jnr Class Ef57, Nzr Ec Class, Sncb Class 16, Sncb Class 15, Sncb Class 12, Toei Class E5000, Jr Freight Class Ef200, Sncf Class Bb 37000, Sncf Class Bb 27000, Sncf Class Bb 9300, Seibu Class E31, Seibu Class E851, Jnr Class Eh10, Jr Freight Class Ef500, Milwaukee Road Class Es-1, Sncf Class Bb 26000, Sncf Class Cc 6500. Excerpt: The Victorian Railways L class was a class of mainline electric locomotive that ran on the Victorian Railways and its successor V/Line from 1953 until 1987. Introduced in conjunction with the electrification of the Gippsland line, these locomotives hauled both passenger and freight services between Traralgon and Melbourne until the overhead electrification was decommissioned in favour of diesel electric traction. Australia was a relatively early adopter of electric traction and Electric Multiple Unit trains, with a General Electric advertisement in Railway Age magazine of 1924 claiming that M...
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