The B class of the Swedish State Railways was a type of steam locomotive for mixed traffic, introduced in 1909. 96 locomotives were built for SJ by between 1909 and 1919. The 4-6-0 B class was part of
B 1382 in Arvika in 1937.
SWB A2 101 has been preserved at the Nene Valley Railway in a non-authentic livery. The locomotives built for SWB were delivered with six-wheeled tenders of this type.
B 1220 in operation at the ZLSM in the Netherlands.
Statens Järnvägar SJ B 1027 med godståg i Stockholm
The E, E2 and E5 classes of the Swedish State Railways were three closely related types of steam locomotives. The E class 0-8-0 locomotives were part of the development of modern superheated types tha
SJ B
…The B class mixed-traffic locomotives were part of the development of modern superheated locomotives that had begun with the A class in 1906 and the E class in 1907. The B class had bar frames, like the A class, and the leading bogie was based on that of the A class. Intended for fast freight trains…
E2 1122 on the Krøderen Line in 2015.
KJ E 16 before nationalization.