These two were initially numbered E96 and E97, but were later renumbered to E500 and E501, and they entered service in 1936 as South Africa's first purpose built electric shunting locomotives.
They entered service in 1936 as South Africa's first purpose-built electric shunting locomotives. These two were initially numbered E96 and E97, but were later renumbered to E500 and E501.
These two were initially numbered E96 and E97, but were later renumbered to E500 and E501. They entered service in 1936 as South Africa's first purpose-built electric shunting locomotives.
These two were initially numbered E96 and E97, but were later renumbered to E500 and E501. They entered service in 1936 as South Africa's first purpose-built electric shunting locomotives.