SBB-CFF-FFS Ae 6/6
Namings
Locomotive namings were a feature introduced to Switzerland with the Ae 6/6, a custom adopted from Britain. All Ae 6/6 were decorated with a coat of arms of cantons or communes.

SBB-CFF-FFS Ae 6/6

Section Title: Namings
Table Section Text: Locomotive namings were a feature introduced to Switzerland with the Ae 6/6, a custom adopted from Britain. All Ae 6/6 were decorated with a coat of arms of cantons or communes.

Names of Cantons

Preservation By SBB Historic, unless stated

11401	Ticino	Eisenbahnmuseum in Horb, Germany.

11402	Uri	Erstfeld

11403	Schwyz

11404	Luzern	Elektrizitätsmuseum, Elektra Birseck Münchenstein

11405	Nidwalden

11406	Obwalden	Only the cabin survives, preserved by DESM

11407	Aargau	Brugg. On loan to the association Mikado.

11408	Solothurn

11409	Baselland

14410	Basel-Stad

111411	Zug	Erstfeld

11412	Zürich

11413	Schaffhausen	Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne

11414	Bern	Used as a source of spare parts

11415	Thurgau FD

11416	Glarus FD

11417	Fribourg

11418	St. Gallen	Galliker Transport AG, Altishofen

11419	Appenzell I.Rh.	Privately owned, Biasca

11420	Appenzell A.Rh.	Museum in Sissach

11421	Graubünden	On loan to the 'Erhalt Lok Ae 6/6' association, Steinen

11422	Vaud

11423	Valais

11424	Neuchâtel	Swiss Train association

11425	Genève	Olten

Sentence(s)

"Schaffhausen" is on display at the Museum of Transport in Lucerne.

final_sentence: "Schaffhausen" is on display at the Museum of Transport in Lucerne.