Neuheiten Januar 2012


	Bahamas 30. Mai 2012 Olympische Spiele 2012 Michel Nr. 1452 Ein Satz mit vier Marken. Die 15 C Marke zeigt einen Boxer vor der Westminster Bridge, über die früher Straßl;enbahnen fuhren Bahamas 30^th May 2012 Olympic Games 2012 A set with four stamps. The 15 C value shows a boxer before the Westminster Bridge, which has been crossed in the past by trams.
	China - Taiwan 12. September 2012 Tee aus Taiwan Michel Nr. Block 171 (3715 - 3719) Marke Nr. 3718 Ein Kleinbogen mit fünf Marken. Die Marke in Position d zeigt die Alishan Forest Railway im Hintergrund China -Taiwan 12^th September 2012 Teas of Taiwan A mini sheet with five stamps. The stampin position d shows the Alishan Forest Railway in the background
	Gibraltar 14. September 2012 Alte Ansichten aus Gibraltar II Michel Nr. 1501 Ein Satz mit 5 Marken, von denen der 61 p Wert Schienen einer Hafenbahn zeigt. Gibraltar 14^th September 2012 Old views of Gibraltar II A set of 5 stamps, of which the stamp with face value 61 p shows tracks of a port railway.
	Großl;britannien 09. Januar 2013 150 Jahre London Underground Michel Nr. 3396 - 3401 Michel Nr. Block 80 (3402 - 3405) Ein Satz mit 6 Marken mit Szenen der Londoner Metro und ein Block mit 4 Marken, die Kunst aus den Metro Stationen zeigen. - Eröffnung der Metropolitan Railway - Tunnelbau nter den Straßl;en Londons - Pendler aus den Vororten - Boston Manor Art Deco Station - Klassischer Waggon - Rolltreppen am Canary Wharf Great Britain 09^th January 2013 150 Years London Underground A set with six stamps with scenes of London Metro and a souvenir sheet with 4 stamps art of the Metro Stations. - Metropolitan Railway opens - Tunnelling below London streets - Commute from the suburbs - Boston Manor Art Deco Station - Classic Rolling Stock - Jubilee Line at Canary Wharf
	Marschall Inseln 03. November 2012 Dampflokomotiven aus den 50 amerikanischen Staaten Michel Nr. Bogen 3015 - 3064 Ein Bogen (in der Größe in keine Sammlung integrierbar) mit 50 Marken mit amerikanischen Lokomotiven auf der Strecke, im Bahnhof, auf Eisenbahnbrücken und vor Signalanlagen. Alle Marken basieren auf Gemälden von J. Craig Thorpe - Alabama - 4-6-0 Typ Dampflokomotive Nr. 1501 der Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad (AB&A) im überdachten Zug Schuppen des Bahnhofs Birmingham - Alaska – White Pass and Yukon Railway 2-6-0 Dampflokomotive Nr.1 gebaut 1881 von den Bruce Lokomotivfabriken. Diese Maschine steht heute in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory - Arizona – 4-6-0 Baldwin Dampflokomotive der Grand Canyon Railway Nr. 281 bei der Eröffnungsfahrt dieser Linie - Arkansas – St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern's 4-4-0 Dampflokomotive Nr.. 399 gebaut 1868 von den Grant Lokomotivfabriken hält an dem schönen hölzernen Bahnhof Little Rock. - California – Central Pacific Railway 4-4-0 Dampflokomtive "Governor Stanford" gebaut von Richard Norris & Son, Philadelphia hält wahrscheinlich in Oakland oder Sacramento - Colorado – Colorado & Southern Railway 4-6-0 Mogul Schmalspur Dampflokomotive Nr. 8 gebaut 1884 von den Cooke Lokomotivfabriken am Georgetown Loop - Connecticut - New York & New England 4-4-0 Nr. 167 Dampflokomotive gebaut 1890 von den Cooke Lokomotivfabriken mit dem White Train in einem Bahnhof - Delaware – New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Dampflokomotive (frühere Eastern Shore Railroad) 4-4-2 gebaut von der Pennsylvania Railroad - Florida – Florida East Coast Railway 4-6-2 Dampflokomotive Nr. 80 gebaut 1910 von den American Lokomotivfabriken auf einem langen Viadukt in den Keys - Georgia – Konföderierten 4-4-0 "General" Dampflokomotive wird verfolgt von einer anderen Konföderierten Lokomotive - Hawaii – Oahu Railway 4-4-0 Baldwin Dampflokomotive - Idaho – Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad 2-Co-1+1-Co-2 class EP3 Elektrolokomotive überquert den Columbia River auf der Beverley Railroad Bridge - Illinois – Chicago & Alton Railway 4-6-2 Dampflokomotive Nr. 659 gebaut 1913 von den American Lokomotivfabriken mit dem Alton Limited "Red Train" in einer typischen Illinois Farmlandschaft - Indiana – Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway (CI&L oder Monon) 4-4-2 Class 370 Dampflokomotive gebaut von der American Locomotive Company im Bahnhof Gosport. Dieser ungewöhnliche Bahnhof war für die Weinlese vorgesehen. Die Waggons wurden innerhalb des zweitorigen Schuppens entladen. - Iowa – Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (CB&Q oder Burlington) 2-4-2 Nr. 590 Class N-1 Passagierlokomotive, gebaut 1895 von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken mit einem Postzug - Kansas - Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad (KCM&O) 2-8-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 208 gebaut von den Pittsburgh Lokomotivfabriken. Diese Lokomotive wurde die spätere Sant Fe Nr. 2542, die in Kansas City besichtigt werden kann. - Kentucky - 4-6-2 Dampflokomotive der Louisville and Nashville Railroad gebaut bei den eigenen South Louisville Shops mit dem "Pan - American" Zug - Louisiana – Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad (ML&T) 4-4-0 No 47 Dampflokomotive gebaut 1883 von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken. - Maine – Bangor & Aroostook Railway 2-8-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 172 gebaut 1907 von den Rhode Island Lokomotivfabriken mit einem Zug mit der Kartoffelernte - Maryland – Baltimore & Ohio Railway B-B Elektrolokomotive Nr. 1 gebaut 1895 von General Electric vor einer Dampflokomotive mit Personenzug im überdachten Mount Royal Lokschuppen mit Personenzug. Der Zug sollte durch den Howard Street Tunnel gezogen werden - Massachuetts – American Standard 4-4-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 50 der Fitchburg Railroad gebaut 1869 von den Hinkley Lokomotivfabriken verläßt das Westportal des Hoosaac Tunnels - Michigan – Harbor Springs Railway Company ( Hemlock Central) Shay Dampflokomotive Nr. 1 "Baby" gebaut von Shay - Minnesota – Duluth & Iron Range Railroad (D&IR) 2-8-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 8 gebaut von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken 1883 zieht Erzwaggons auf den Verladedocks von Two Harbors - Mississippi - Illinois Central New Orleans Express mit Casey Jones unterwegs mit überhöhter Geschwindigkeit (Lokomotive 283 gebaut 1898) - Missouri – zwei 0-6-0 Rangierlokomotiven, an der St. Louis Union Station - Montana – American standard 4-4-0 Baldwin Dampfokomotive der Great Northern Railway im Bahnhof Gold Creek - Nebraska – Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (CB&Q oder Burlington) 2-6-0 Nr.125 class H-1 Dampflokomotive gebaut 1888 von den CB&Q's Aurora Lokomotivfabriken - Nevada – Virginia & Truckee Railway 4-4-0 Nr.12 "Genoa" Dampflokomotive gebaut von M. Baird & Company (Vorläufer der Baldwin Lokomotiv Fabriken) in einer typischen Nevada Wüstenlandschaft - New Hampshire – Mount Washington Cog Railway Nr.1 Zahnrad Lokomotive gebaut 1883 von den Manchester Lokomotivfabriken auf dem steilsten Anstieg "Jacobs Ladder" am Mount Washington - New Jersey – Atlantic City Railway 4-4-2 Dampflokomotive Nr. 1027 mit "Kamelrücken" gebaut 1896 von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken - New Mexico – Santa Fe Railway 2-6-2 "Prairie" type Dampflokomotive Nr. 100 gebaut 1900 von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken - New York – New York Central Railway 4-4-0 Nr..999 Dampflokomotive gebaut bei den New York Central & Hudson River's West Albany Lokomotivfabriken mit dem "Empire State Express" - North Carolina – Southern Railway 2-10-2 Class TTT1 Nr.5000 gebaut von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken am Saluda Hill, die hier als Schublokomotive den normalen Passagierzug unterstützt. Das linke Gleis ist ein Sicherheitsgleis, das außer Kontrolle geratene Züge zum Halten bringen konnte. - North Dakota – Northern Pacific 0-4-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 51, die auf überlangen Schwellen im Winter über den zugefrorenen Missouri fährt. In den übrigen jahreszeiten wurde das Wasser auf Fähren von Insel zu Insel überquert. - Ohio – Pennsylvania Railroad (Pennsy) 4-4-2 class E2 Dampflokomotive Nr. 7002 gebaut 1902 von den Pennsylvania Railroad's Juniata Lokomotivfabriken mit dem Pennsylvania Special - Oklahoma – 4-4-0 no.557 Dampflokomotive der Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway bringt Tausende von Siedlern zu einem "Land Run" zum Abstecken von "Claims" für eigenes Land, 16. September 1893 - Oregon – Oregon Short Line zwei 4-6-0 Dampflokomotiven (die erste Nr. 644) ziehen einen schweren Zug über die Snake River Bridge nahe Huntington - Pennsylvania – Pennsylvania Railway 4-6-2 Dampflokomotive Nr. 1737 class K4 gebaut 1914 in den Pennsylvania Juniata Lokomotivfabriken bei einem Stop zwischen Altoona und Gallitzin - Rhode Island - New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad 4-4-2 Dampflokomotive gebaut 1907 von den American Lokomotivfabriken mit dem The Merchants Limited - South Carolina - Seaboard Air Line (SAL) 4-6-2 Dampflokomotive Nr. 89 gebaut 1911 von den Baldwin Lokomotivfabriken - South Dakota – 2-8-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 212 der Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad (eine Unterabteilung der Chicago & Northwestern Railway) gebaut 1902 von den Schenectady Lokomotivfabriken der American Locomotive Co. an der drei Level Kreuzung im Bergwerksgebiet der Black Hills. Auf dem untersten Level ist das Ende eines Zuges der Deadwood Central Railroad zu erkennen und im obersten Level auf der Trestle Brücke ein Zug der Bergwerksgesellschaft. - Tennessee - Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern Railroad Dampflokomotive Nr. 25 - eine Vauclain Verbund 2-8-0 Maschine gebaut von den Baldwin Lokomotivefabriken - dampft durch die Öffnung der hölzernen Trestle Brücke des Hiwassee Loop. - Texas - Southern Pacific Railroad 4-4-0 Dampflokomotive gebaut 1900 von den Cook Lokomotivfabriken mit dem Sunset Limited überquert die "High Bridge" über den Pecos River - Utah – Union Pacific Railway 4-4-0 Nr.119 and Central Pacific Railway 4-4-0 no 60 ‘Jupiter’ bei der Golden Spike Zeremonie - Vermont - Rutland Railway 4-6-0 Dampflokomotive gebaut von der American Locomotive Company auf dem Rutland Railway Causeway nach Lake Champlain - Virginia – Virginia Railway 2-8-0 Dampflokomotive in den Roanoke Lokomotivfabriken, 1881 - Washington – Great Northern Railroad 2-8-0 Güterzug Dampflokomotive gebaut von den Rogers Lokomotivfabriken verläßt den zweiten Cascade Tunnel am Stevens Pass ca. 105 km östlich von Everett, Washington - West Virginia – Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 2-8-0 Consolidation Dampflokomotive Nr. 204 gebaut 1890 von den Richmond Lokomotivfabriken mit einem Kohlenzug - Wisconsin – Kewaunee, Green Bay & Western (KGB&W) 2-6-0 Mogul Dampflokomotive Nr. 36, gebaut 1909 vom der American Locomotive Company ladet Güterwaggons auf die Eisenbahnfähre Ann Harbor Nr. 3 im Hafen von Kewaunee - Wyoming – Union Pacific 4-4-0 Dampflokomotive Nr. 23 gebaut 1868 von den Schenectady Lokomotivfabriken auf der Dale Creek Bridge Marshal Island 03^rd November 2012 Steam Locomotives from the 50 US States A sheet (it does not fit in any collection in that size) with 50 stamps showing US locomotives in landscape, Railway stations, railway bridges and signaling towers. All stamps are based on paintings of J. Craig Thorpe - Alabama - 4-6-0 type steam locomotive No 1501 of Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad (AB&A) at Birminham Station's arched train shed - Alaska – White Pass and Yukon Railway 2-6-0 steam locomotive No 1 built 1881 by Bruce Locomotive Works. Today, this engine is on display in Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. - Arizona – 4-6-0 Baldwin steam locomotive of Grand Canyon Railway No 281 hauling the first train over this line. - Arkansas – St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern's engine No. 399 resting in front of a handsome wooden train station at Little Rock, Arkansas. This 4-4-0 type passenger engine was built by Grant Locomotive Works in 1868. - California – Central Pacific Railway 4-4-0 steam locomotive "Governor Stanford" built by Richard Norris & Son, Philadelphia stops possibly at Oakland or Sacramento - Colorado – Colorado & Southern Railway 4-6-0 Mogul narrow gauge steam locomotive No 8 at Georgetown Loop was built 1884 by Cooke Locomotive Works - Connecticut - New York & New England 4-4-0 No 167 steam locomotive gebaut 1890 von den Cooke Locomotive Works with the White Train in a railway station - Delaware – New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad (former Eastern Shore Railroad) 4-4-2steam locomotive built by Pennsylvania Railroad - Florida – Florida East Coast Railway 4-6-2 steam locomotive No 80 built 1910 by American Locomotive Company on Long Key viaduct - Georgia – Confederates 4-4-0 ‘General’ steam locomotive being chased by Confederates locomotive. - Hawaii – Oahu Railway 4-4-0 Baldwin steam locomotive - Idaho – Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad 2-Co-1+1-Co-2 class EP3 elektric locomotive crosses the Columbia River on the Beverley Railroad Bridge - Illinois – Chicago & Alton Railway 4-6-2 steam locomotive Nr. 659 built 1913 by American Locomotive Works with the Alton Limited "Red Train" through a stretch of Illinois farmland - Indiana – Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway (CI&L or Monon) 4-4-2 Class 370 steam locomotive built by American Locomotive Company in Gosport Railway station. Gosport was an unusual 1850-vintage station with its portal door for indoor freight-car unloading - Iowa – Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad (CB&Q oder Burlington) 2-4-2 No 590 Class N-1 passenger type locomotive, built 1895 by Baldwin Locomotiv Works with a Mail Train - Kansas - Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad (KCM&O) 2-8-0 steam locomotive No 208 built by Pittsburgh Locomotive Works. This engine became Santa Fe's No. 2542, and today is on display in Arkansas City, Kansas. - Kentucky - 4-6-2 steam locomotive der Louisville and Nashville Railroad built by the own South Louisville Shops with the "Pan - American" train - Louisiana – Morgan's Louisiana & Texas Railroad (ML&T) 4-4-0 No 47 steam locomotive built 1883 by Baldwin Locomotive Works. - Maine – Bangor & Aroostook Railway 2-8-0 steam locomotive No 172 built by the Rhode Island Locomotive Works 1907 moves the potatoe harvest - Maryland – Baltimore & Ohio Railway B-B elektric locomotive Nr. 1 built 1895 by General Electric before a steam locomotive with passenger train in Mount Royal Locomotive Shed. The was ready to be pulled through Howard Street Tunnel. - Massachuetts – American standard 4-4-0 steam locomotive No 50 of Fitchburg Railroad built 1869 by Hinkley Locomotive Works leaves the West Portal of Hoosaac Tunnel - Michigan – Harbor Springs Railway Company ( Hemlock Central) Shay steam locomotive No 1 "Baby" built by Shay - Minnesota – Duluth & Iron Range Railroad (D&IR) 2-8-0 steam locomotive No 8 built by Baldwin Locomotive Works 1883 pulls ore wagons on the ore docks of Two Harbors - Mississippi Illinois Central New Orleans Express with Casey Jones runs with exceeded speed - Missouri – two 0-6-0 switchers, at St. Louis Union Station - Montana – American standard 4-4-0 Baldwin steam locomotive of Great Northern Rly at Gold Creek Staion, 1883 - Nebraska – Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (CB&Q oder Burlington) 2-6-0 Nr.125 class H-1 steam locomotive built 1888 by CB&Q's Aurora Shops - Nevada – Virginia & Truckee Railway 4-4-0 Nr.12 "Genoa" steam locomotive built by M. Baird & Company (predecessor of Baldwin Locomotive Works) steaming through a typical Nevada desert landscape - New Hampshire – Mount Washington Cog Rly no.1 rack locomotive built 1883 by Manchester Locomotive Works crossing Jacob's Ladder, the steepest grade on the route up to Mount Washington - New Jersey – Atlantic City Rly 4-4-2 camelback steam locomotive No 1027 built 1896 by Balwin Locomotive Works - New Mexico – Santa Fe Railway 2-6-2 "Prairie" type steam locomotive No 1000 built 1900 by Baldwin Locomotive Works - New York – New York Central Railway 4-4-0 Nr..999 steam locomotive built by New York Central & Hudson River's West Albany shops with the "Empire State Express" - North Carolina – Southern Railway 2-10-0 class TTT1 no 5000 steam locomotive on Saluda Hill Southern Railway 2-10-2 Nr.5000 built by Baldwin Locomotive Works at Saluda Hill, employed as a helper engine at the rear to assist the regular passenger engine. The track to the left is a runaway safety track, used only in emergencies, which harmlessly brings to a halt any out-of-control trains or engines - North Dakota – Northern Pacific 0-4-0 steam locomotive Nr. 51, steaming along oversized railroad ties in Winter crosses the frozen Missouri River. During the other time the trip was made by ferrying the trains from bank to bank. - Ohio – Pennsylvania Railroad (Pennsy) 4-4-2 class E2 steam locomotive no 7002 built 1902 by Pennsylvania Railroad's Juniata Works with the Pennsylvania Special - Oklahoma – 4-4-0 American standard type steam locomotive No. 557 of Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway carries thousands of home seekers to a "Land Run" to stake their claims to the "American Dream", September 16th, 1893 - Oregon – two steam locomotives of the Oregon Short Line (the first No 644) are doubleheading a drag over the Snake River Bridge near Huntington - Pennsylvania – Pennsylvania Railway 4-6-2 steam locomotive Nr. 1737 class K4 built 1914 by Pennsylvania Juniata Locomotive Works at a Stop between Altoona and Gallitzin - Rhode Island - New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad 4-4-2 steam locomotive builtt 1907 by American Locomotive Company with the The Merchants Limited - South Carolina - Seaboard Air Line (SAL) 4-6-2 steam locomotive No 89 built 1911 by Baldwin Locomotive Works - South Dakota – 2-8-0 steam locomotive No. 212 of Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad (a subsidiary of Chicago & Northwestern Railway) built 1902 by Schenectady Locomotive Works of American Locomotive Co. is featured on the second tier of a tri-level crossing. A mining company trainof the Black Hills is shown on the highest trestle while a Deadwood Central train is depicted on the ground level. - Tennessee - Atlanta, Knoxville & Northern Railroad engine No. 25 -- a Vauclain Compound 2-8-0 built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works -- steaming through the opening in the wooden trestle on the Hiwassee Loop. - Texas - Southern Pacific Railroad 4-4-0 steam locomotive built 1900 by Cook Locomotive Works with the Sunset Limited crosses the "High Bridge" over the Pecos River - Utah – Union Pacific Rly 4-4-0 no.119 and Central Pacific Rly 4-4-0 no 60 ‘Jupiter’ at Golden Spike ceremony - Vermont - Rutland Railway 4-6-0 steam locomotive built by American Locomotive Company crossing the Rutland Railway Causeway to Lake Champlain - Virginia – Virginia Railway 2-8-0 at Roanoke Machine Works, 1881 - Washington – Great Northern Railroad 2-8-0 freight steam locomotive built by Rogers Locomotive Works leaves the second Cascade Tunnel at Stevens Pass roughly 65 miles east of Everett, Washington - West Virginia – Chesapeake & Ohio Railway 2-8-0 Consolidation steam locomotive No 204 built 1890by Richmond Locomotive Works with a coal train - Wisconsin – Kewaunee, Green Bay & Western Rly (KGB&W) 2-6-0 Mogul steam locomotive No. 36, built 1909 by American Locomotive Company unloading train ferry ‘Ann Arbor No 3’ at Kewaunee Arbor - Wyoming – Union Pacific 4-4-0 steam locomotive No 23 builtt 1868 by Schenectady Locomotive Works on the Dale Creek Bridge
	San Marino 16. Oktober 2012 80. Jahrestag Eröffnung elektrische Eisenbahn San Marino - Rimini Michel Nr. 2534 Zug der weißl; - blauen Linie von San Marino nach Rimini. San Marino 16^th October 2012 80th Anniversary of Inauguration electric Railway San Marino - Rimini Train of the white - blue line San Marino - Rimini

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	Marokko 27. Dezember 2012 Briefmarken: 100 Jahre Geschichte von Marokko Michel Nr. Zusammendruck 1807 - 1808 Marke Nr. 1807 Ein Zusammendruck von 2 Marken. Auf der linken ist eine stilisierte alte Dampflokomotive und ein stilisierter moderner Triebzug zu sehen. Morocco 27^th Dezember 2012 Stamps: 100 Years of History in Morocco. A set of two stamps. On the left stamp stamp you see a stylized old steam locomotive and a stylized modern railcar.