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Gullfisk

Norwegian tram class, in service 1937–1985

Class B and Class E, normally referred to as Gullfisk (Norwegian for "goldfish"), were a class of 46 trams built by Strømmens Værksted and Skabo Jernbanevognfabrikk

Gullfisk

Lambertseter Line

Metro line from Brynseng to Bergkrystallen, Norway

was on 10 April 1957, after technical trials had been conducted with the Gullfisk trams. Travel time from Jernbanetorget to Bergkrystallen was 28 minutes

Lambertseter Line

Lambertseter_Line

SL79

Articulated tramcar class in Oslo, Norway

Manufacturers Duewag (25) ABB (15) Built at Duewag (10) Strømmen (30) Replaced Gullfisk Constructed 1982–1990 Number built 40 Number in service 13 Number scrapped

SL79

SM53

Class of Norwegian trams

World War Oslo Sporveier had a fleet of 331 trams, of which only the 46 Gullfisk trams were modern bogie-constructions. The remaining were twin-axle and

SM53

Strømsveien tram fire

Railway accident

[citation needed] On 2 August 1958, a set of two cars, 194 and 198, of the Gullfisk type was traveling the Lilleaker Line ( Lilleakerbanenen) – Østensjø Line

Strømsveien tram fire

Strømsveien_tram_fire

Briskeby Line

Line of the Oslo Tramway in Norway

instead continue along the Frogner Line as Line 5. From 10 December 1939 Gullfisk trams were introduced on some of the services on the route. There were

Briskeby Line

Briskeby_Line

Vålerenga Line

Former tram line in Oslo, Norway

under the lack of turning capacity through town. The predominantly used Gullfisk trams on their service. Following the 1948 merger of the municipalities

Vålerenga Line

Vålerenga_Line

Lilleaker Line

Tram line in Oslo, Norway

leased. From 1937 to 1939, Oslo Sporveier received 46 Class B trams (the Gullfisk), of which half were transferred to Bærumsbanen and set to supplement the

Lilleaker Line

Lilleaker_Line

Sinsen Line

Tram line in Oslo, Norway

moved back to the Skøyen Line to Skøyen and the line started using the new Gullfisk trams. At the same time, Line 13 was changed to run from along the Sagene

Sinsen Line

Sinsen_Line

Ekeberg Line

Light rail line, part of Oslo Tramway

it would cost NOK 3.6 million for investments, including rebuilding 20 Gullfisk trams, new rectifiers and new tracks. This was less than the necessary

Ekeberg Line

Ekeberg_Line

Kolsås Line

Rapid transit line in Norway

Two Gullfisk trams at Jar in 1942

Kolsås Line

Kolsås_Line

Panzerpappa

Norwegian progressive rock band

accordion) Torgeir Wergeland Sørbye (keyboards, trumpet) Albums 2000: Passer Gullfisk (Panzerpappa) 2002: Hulemysteriet (Panzerpappa) 2004: Farlig Vandring (Avant

Panzerpappa

History of the Oslo Tramway and Metro

more rolling stock, and cooperated with Strømmens Værksted to create the Gullfisk ("Goldfish") class. Forty-six units were delivered from 1937 to 1940. Built

History of the Oslo Tramway and Metro

History_of_the_Oslo_Tramway_and_Metro

Rodeløkka Line

Former line of the Oslo Tramway, Norway

the Sinsen service was also operated by Line 3. From 10 December 1939, Gullfisk trams were put into service on the Sinsen services. With the reopening

Rodeløkka Line

Rodeløkka_Line

Sagene Line

Former tram line in Oslo, Norway

(8 ft 2 in) trams on the route. This allowed Oslo Sporveier to start using Gullfisk trams on the route when it was combined with 13. This started with on 6

Sagene Line

Sagene_Line

NSB Cmb Class 17

Valdres Line. Built by Strømmens Værksted, it was design-wise similar to the Gullfisk trams which later would be delivered to the Oslo Tramway. Kristine Valdresdatter

NSB Cmb Class 17

NSB_Cmb_Class_17

Sagene Depot

Norwegian disused tram depot

Sporveie, Oslo Sporveier Type Electric Tram Routes served Sagene Ring History Opened 1902 Closed 1995 Former rolling stock Class S/SS, Gullfisk and Hoka

Sagene Depot

Sagene_Depot

Ekebergbanen (company)

Former Norwegian tram operator

September 1941, which originally was single-tracked. While waiting for the Gullfisk-trams, Ekebergbanen borrowed trams from Bærumsbanen until 1974. On 1 July

Ekebergbanen (company)

Ekebergbanen_(company)