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Years of Issue: 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2008-2010 2009 2010 2010-2011 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2019 2020 several unknown years

A number of these stamps was ordered at the Dutch postal services (TNTpost - PostNL) by private persons. I don't know the number of stamps in a series or the exact date of isssue of these stamps which were ordered by private persons.

2003

2003: Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,39 euros showing two locos. One is the so-called Camel and the other is an e-loco from the 1200 series. Designer: Herman van Bostelen print: offset, Joh. Enschedé paper: non-phosphorescent with L-shaped phosphorescent beam Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 39 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2003: Personalised stamps with tram in Ouddorp A stamps of 0,39 euros showing an RTM tram in Ouddorp. RTM stands for Rotterdamsche Tramweg Maatschappij, the Rotterdam Tramway Company. Immediately after the discontinuation of the RTM tram services in 1966, a surprising amount of equipment was saved from the demolition hammer with the help of enthusiastic private individuals. A unique museum was created: the long distance tram company of the RTM. Designer: Herman van Bostelen print: offset, Joh. Enschedé paper: non-phosphorescent with L-shaped phosphorescent beam Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 39 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2004

2004: Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,39 euros showing two locos. Designer: Herman van Bostelen print: offset, Joh. Enschedé paper: non-phosphorescent with L-shaped phosphorescent beam Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 39 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2005

2005: Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,39 euros showing two locos, on the left one from 1946 and on the right one from 1936. Designer: Herman van Bostelen print: offset, Joh. Enschedé paper: non-phosphorescent with L-shaped phosphorescent beam Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 39 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2006

2006: Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,39 euros showing two locos. An elongated interregion train on a bridge and an e-loco 1600 series. Designer: Herman van Bostelen print: offset, Joh. Enschedé paper: non-phosphorescent with L-shaped phosphorescent beam Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 39 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2006 (2): Personalised stamp: tram A 0,39 euros stamp showing one of the blue trams of the NZH (Noord-Zuid-Hollandsche Stoomtramweg-Maatschappij) Designer: Studio Dumbar print: offset, Joh. Enschedé paper: non-phosphorescent with phosphorescent beam Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 39 eurocents Perforation: 13:13¼ No entry in official catalogue.

2007

2007: Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,44 euros showing two locos, a so-called dog's head and an elongated interregion train with an NOC.NSF (Dutch Olympic committee) advertisement. Designer: Hans van Halem print: gravure, Joh. Enschedé Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2007 (2): Personalised stamps with Märklin train models Two stamps of 0,44 euros showing two Märklin model locos. Designer: Hans van Halem print: gravure, Joh. Enschedé Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2007 (3): Personalised stamps with Dutch trains Two stamps of 0,44 euros showing two Dutch locos. Designer: Hans van Halem print: gravure, Joh. Enschedé Glue: self-adhesive Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: punched waveline No entry in official catalogue.

2007 (4): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Postal Services (TNT) Two stamps of 0,44 euros in commemoration of the opening of the first Dutch railway line: Amsterdam - Haarlem. These stamps were issued in a set of 100 stamps: 2 stamps per historical event. The fifty historical events comprise the canon of Dutch history. They were only available in sheets by subscription. Although they could be used as postage stamps, hardly anybody did so. They were stuck away in collectors' albums. They were included in a catalogue of Dutch personalized stamps and therefore I chose to categorize them here and not as cinderellas. Designer: Studio Dumbar print: gravure, Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: 13:13¼ Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 2489-A-57 and 2489-A-58

2007 (5): Personalised stamps with trains A 0,44 euros stamp with old and new trains. No entry in official catalogue.

2007 (6): Personalised stamps with model trains A 0,44 euros stamps with two model locomotives and one industrial loco. No entry in official catalogue.

2007 (7): Personalised stamps with an industrial locomotive A 0,44 euros stamp with an industrial loco, probably French. No entry in official catalogue.

2008

2008 (1): Personalised stamp of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) A stamp of 0,44 euros showing a 600 diesel loco. Designer: Max Kisman print: Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: various No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (2): Personalised stamps of the Stamp Passion Event in Den Bosch Two stamps of 0,44 euros showing Den Bosch railway station and its conspicuous dragon in the roundabout in front of it. The complete set consists of ten stamps showing scenes in Den Bosch. Designer: Max Kisman print: Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: various No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (3): personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,44 euros: Heemstede, 25 May 1974. TEE train 1003 rode to Switzerland as the last Edelweiss (photograph by Nico Spilt). Tynaarlo, 6 August2005. Locomotor 291 at Café-Restaurant Perron 3 (photograph by Bas Jantzen). Designer: Studio Dumbar print: gravure, Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: 13:13¼ No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (4): personalised stamps with Randstadrail rolling stock Three stamps of 0,44 euros showing Randstadrail trams, operating in the Rotterdam-The Hague area.. Designer: Max Kisman print: Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: various No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (5): personalised stamps of the National Railway Museum The National Railway Museum at the old Maliebaan station in Utrecht is promoted by these two stamps. Designer: Max Kisman print: Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 44 eurocents Perforation: various No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (6): personalised stamp: Hofpleinline centenary In 2008 it was a hundred years ago that the first electric tram of the ZHESM came into service between Rotterdam Hofplein and Scheveningen. No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (7): personalised stamp with Märklin model loco Märklin model of an NS 1200 series loco. No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (8): set of 5 personalised stamps with historical locos A set of five stamps with historical Dutch locomotives. The first shows NS 1643, the third shows NS 3920, the fourth NS 3815 and the fifth NS 5554. No entry in official catalogue.

2008 (9): set of 4 personalised stamps with Philotrain model locos A set of four stamps with Philotrain model locomotives. The first shows NS 3737, the second NS P 4045 mailcarriage 3-axle. Number three is NS P 6021 mail carriage 4-axle and the fourth shows NS Plan-D mail carriage. Philotrain is a manufacturer of handcrafted brass railway models in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands. They manufacture rail and tramway models in scales 0 (1 / 43.5) and H0 (1/87) after Dutch and European examples. No entry in official catalogue.

2008-2010

2008/2009/2010: Transport Museum Haarlem Blue tram of the Haarlem Transport Museum. No entry in official catalogue.

2009

2009 (1): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps of 0,44 euros showing a sprinter train and Thalys HST. No entry in official catalogue.

2009 (2): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) One stamp of 0,44 euros showing an e-loco 1000 series and one with the club's logo. The third shows the NS Head Quarters/Main Office building in Utrecht No entry in official catalogue.

2010

2010 (1): Personalised stamps Antverpia Stamp Expo This stamp of 0,44 euros shows Thalys alongside the platform at Antwerp Central Station. It was issued on occasion of the Antwerp 2010 international Stamp Exhibition "Antverpia" by TNT post, the Dutch postal services. The event was held in the Belgian city of Antwerp from Friday April 9th till Monday April 12th in 2010. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 2563-C-8

2010 (2): Personalised stamps Hertogpost Stamp Expo This stamp of 0,44 euros shows the so-called Moerputten bridge. Moerputten is an area of natural beauty between 's-Hertogenbosch and Waalwijk. It consists of marshland (Dutch "moer", English "moor"), which made it difficult to create a railway line through it. Still the "halvezolenlijn", as it is called, was built as a line for the transportation of goods between 1886 and 1890. In 1950 the passenger service stopped to exist and in 1972 it was closed down all together. Moerputten bridge is still there and may become part of a walkway in the future. De halvezolenlijn (English: half soles line) was called thus, because it connected several places with a florishing shoe industry. It ran from Lage Zwaluwe to 's-Hertogenbosch. The area it ran through was also called "Langstraat", as the villages and small towns originated as a long row of buildings alongside only a few streets. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (3): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Several stamps of 0,44 euros showing repectively: an old mailtrain + a new mail train a 2400 + a 600 diesel Thalys + a sprinter SLT a 2200 The Dutch postal service issued information leaflets on the mail trains in Dutch. They open in a new tab or window. They are here (mail trains of the sixties) and here (mail train of 1976) and here (mail train of 1989). No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (4): Personalised stamp of the Dutch society of persons interested in Railwayana (NVBS) Stamp issued on the occasion of the 8o years existence of the association. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (5): Personalised stamps with historical trams Who issued these? From top to bottom: Amsterdam streetcar 429 line 1 at Prins Hendrikkade + Rotterdam Oostzeedijk (about 1900) Rotterdam horsedrawn tram(about 1900) + Zandvoort tram The Hague tram No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (6): Tram on a print by Anton Pieck Horsedrawn tram at Damrak in Amsterdam. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (7): World Cup tram Orange tram on the occasion of the world cup competiton football in South Africa. It shows the line: We are proud of Orange. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (8): Trams and metros and trains Several personalised tram and metro cars. This particular border was used from 2010 onward. From top to bottom : Utrecht tram + Amsterdam summer tram Rotterdam metro + Abellio NS RET tram (Rotterdam) Abellio is een dochteronderneming van NS voor het verwerven en winstgevend exploiteren van openbaar vervoersconcessies in de geliberaliseerde Europese markt. Abellio verzorgt bus- en railvervoer in Groot- Brittannië en railvervoer in Duitsland en vervoert elke dag 1 miljoen trein- en/of busreizigers. In Groot-Brittannië voert Abellio de railconcessies uit voor het stadsgewestelijk treinvervoer in en om Liverpool (Merseyrail) en voor het treinvervoer in Schotland (ScotRail), West Midlands en Greater Anglia . Daarnaast verzorgt Abellio busvervoer in Londen. In Duitsland verzorgt Abellio railvervoer in de bondslanden Hessen, Noordrijn- Westfalen, Saksen, Nedersaksen en vanaf medio 2019 ook in Baden-Württemberg. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (9): 40 years Dutch association of railway museum friends The association of friends of the Dutch railway museum issued a sheet of ten stamps in 2010 showing a motor mail train (mP). No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (10): Ferphilex The Ferphilex stamp exhibition was held in Utrecht in 2010. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (11): December stamps December stamps are less expensive than ordinary stamps, though personalised stamps are always a bit more expensive than ordinary ones. In 2010 the ordinary stamps were 0,44 euros each and the December stamps were 0,34 euros. The pictures speak for themselves I think. Designer: print: Joh. Enschedé Glue: Watermark: no Value: 0,44 euros Perforation: 13:13¼ No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (12): several Rotterdam trams and metro trains The following trams are shown: the first Rotterdam tram + RET 708 Rotterdam metro + Rotterdam tram Rotterdam tram + RET tram RET series 206 No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (13): Personalised Decemberstamp of Christmas scene at the Hanze Line Train at Hanzelijn: The Hanzelijn is a fifty kilometer long railway between the Dutch towns of Lelystad and Zwolle. The railway runs through the provinces of Flevoland, Gelderland and Overijssel and has two newly built stations between the stations Lelystad Centrum and Zwolle, namely Dronten and Kampen Zuid. The name of the line is taken from the Hanseatic League, the medieval federation of trading cities of which Zwolle and Kampen were part. The Hanzelijn, completed in 2012, can be regarded as an extension of the Flevolijn, completed in 1988, which runs from Weesp station via Almere to Lelystad. The operation of both lines forms a single entity and is in the hands of the NS. The owner and manager of the stations and the railway is ProRail. No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (14): Personalised Decemberstamp of a steam loco Workhorse issued by...?? No entry in official catalogue.

2010 (15): Personalised stamp of the duckstad (Duck City) series Donald Duck's nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie, playing with a train set. NVPH 2562-Ab-5

2010-2011

2010/2011: Personalized of the narrow gauge railway centre The Narrow Gauge Railway centre is a museum in Erica in the province of Drenthe. Their website http://www.smalspoorcentrum.nl is promoted on the stamps. These three stamps show: Loco 73, a diesel loco from Spoorijzer in Delft, built in 1960. Type RT11 with a Farymann Diesel 1500 rpm. Loco 59, a diesel loco from Motor Rail Bedford (Simplex), built in 1958. Type 30HP with a 35 Hp Motor Dorman 2LB. Loco 55, a diesel loco from Moës Diesel, Waremme, Belgium. probably loco4, a diesel from Motorenfabrik DEUTZ AG, type OME 117F. built in 1939. museum entrance No entry in official catalogue.

2010/2011 (2): Personalised stamps with Dutch railway stations Two stamps: one with Soest station and one with Venlo station. No entry in official catalogue.

2011

2011 (1): Personalised stamps of locomotives Three stamps valued "1" (used for letters up to 20 grammes) showing Dutch railvehicles. The first stamp shows inspection vehicel De Kameel (the Camel). The second shows former Ns TEE diesel loco Nothlander. The third shows Dutch locomotive 3737 (built in 1911). Fourth is an NS 1100 loco. Fifth and sixth are the first Dutch locomotive "De Arend" (The Eagle). Last but not least is an NS 2200 loco. No entry in official catalogue.

2011 (2): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Four stamps valued "1" (used for letters up to 20 grammes) showing steam locos. The first stamp celebrates the 100th anniversary of Dutch locomotive 3737 (built in 1911 by Nederlandsche Fabriek van Werktuigen en Spoorwegmaterieel, Amsterdam) The second shows Loco SS 326 (built in 1888 by Beyer-Peacock in Manchester). Both locos are to be found in the Dutch National Railway Museum in Utrecht. The third is an 1100 Bumpnose (Dutch "botsneus") and the fourth a wetlands runner (Dutch "wadloper"). Fifth and sixth are a so-called "dog's head" + an ICE No entry in official catalogue.

2011 (3): Personalised stamps of Rotterdam Public Transport Company RET A set of ten stamps on the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of the Rotterdam Public Transport Company RET. No entry in official catalogue.

2011 (4): Personalised stamp sheet of the series Cities up to the Present (Steden tot Heden): Goes. By subscription one could get hold of this sheet about Goes. The third stamp on the sheet shows one of the passenger carriages of the Goes – Borsele line (SGB). The railway operates a fleet of seventeen locomotives: nine diesel engines, six steam engines, and two relatively unusual 1,500 volt Alstom electric engines. Additionally, three heritage diesel railcars are in service. The railway's headquarters are located at Goes. From here trains operate to 's-Gravenpolder, Nisse, Kwadendamme, Hoedekenskerke, and finally Baarland. When operating the service using vintage diesel railcars, trains call at all six stations. However, on steam operating days, trains call only at the stations in Goes, Kwadendamme, and Hoedekenskerke. On intensive service days the railway operates both steam trains and diesel railcar trains, but with the same rules about stations. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 2751-Ad-4

2011 (5): Personalised stamp of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) This stamp was issued on the occasion of a swap meeting. It shows a railway bridge near Zwolle. No entry in official catalogue.

2011 ? (6): Personalised stamps with Lego trains The following trains were built with Lego: NS 1200 series + NS Headrunner (Dutch: koploper) NS 1600 series + NS Sprinter NS 2200 series + NS 1100 series NS 300 SIK + NS 6400 series NS mat 64 + NS steam loco 6100 No entry in official catalogue.

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2011 (7): Personalised stamps issued by DE 3 Foundation The foundation DE3's aim is to renovate train 115 of type Plan U/DE-III. Therefore it issued two sheets of stamps showing this type of train. The foundation is no longer in existence. No entry in official catalogue.

2011 (8): Personalised stamps of Christmas trams Funny trams at Christmas: The Hague + Amsterdam Rotterdam + Amsterdam. Tram Railcleaner Rr3 (ex Amsterdam) in het Arnhem Open Air Museum. No entry in official catalogue.

2011 (9): Personalised stamps with winter scene Two winter scenes. No entry in official catalogue.

2011 (10): Personalised stamp with NS logo NS logo. No entry in official catalogue.

2012

2012 (1): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Two stamps valued "1" (used for letters up to 20 grammes) showing Fyra (high speed train) and the first Dutch steam locomotive The Eagle (Dutch: De Arend) as exhibited in the Railway Museum in Utrecht. Furthermore a DH 1 and an Arriva SPURT. No entry in official catalogue.

2012 (2): Horsedrawn trams Who made these? Three horse-drawn tram "carriages". Perhaps the first two started life as rail vehicles and were converted to road usage, but we can't be sure of that. The third stamp shows definitely a rail vehicle. No entry in official catalogue.

2012 ??? (3): blue trams Who made these? A number of personalised stamps with images of the blue tram in all eras. From top to bottom: "De blauwe tram" + Amsterdam line 5, tramcar 40 Amsterdam line 11, tramcar 533 + Museum line Amsterdam - Amstelveen, tramcar 464 Amsterdam line 16, tramcar 401 + Amsterdam line 24, tramcar 465 Voorburg Station, tramcar A327 + Amsterdam line 10, tramcar 404 No entry in official catalogue.

2012 (4): Personalised stamps on the occasion of the opening of the Hanseatic Line These stamps commemorate the opening of the the Hanseatic Line on 6th December 2012. The Lelystad–Zwolle railway, also known as the Hanseatic Line (Dutch: Hanzelijn) connects Lelystad, capital of the province of Flevoland, with Zwolle, capital of the neighbouring province of Overijssel, and provides a direct rail link between Flevoland and the north-east of the Netherlands. No entry in official catalogue.

2012 (5): Personalised stamps for stamp event Filafair 2012 Filafair 2012 was a stamp exhibition plus fair in 's-Hertogenbosch. Some train stamps are to be seen on the stamp shown. No entry in official catalogue.

2013

2013: personalised stamps for the accession to the throne On the occasion of the accession to the throne of our king Willem-Alexander, several tram cars were painted orange: From top to bottom: Amsterdam crowning tram, line 2 + The Hague crowning tram The Hague crowning tram + The Hague crowning tram Utrecht crowning tram No entry in official catalogue.

2013 (2): Two sheets of personalised stamps by PHILARET PHILARET is the stamp collectors association of the Rotterdam Public Transport Company RET. This association issued four sheets with public transport vehicles. Two of these contain 10 stamps with rail vehicles: tram and metro No entry in official catalogue.

2013 (3): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Four stamps valued "1" (used for letters up to 20 grammes) showing a work train (twice, but slightly different), the NS 3205 and the Blue Angel. No entry in official catalogue.

2013 (4): Personalised stamp of the Dutch society of persons interested in Railwayana Electric loco 1254 with NVBS advertising. NVBS = Nederlandse Vereniging van Belangstellenden in het Spoor- en tramwegwezen. (Dutch society of persons interested in Railways and Tramways). No entry in official catalogue.

2013 (5): Personalised stamps with the royal train Two stamps showing the royal train at King's Day in the Netherlands. The regular date is 29 April but if that's a Sunday, the celebration is held on April 30. No entry in official catalogue.

2013 (6): Personalised stamps of the model railway assocition of 's-Hertogenboch With this stamp the 's-Hertogenbosch model railway association commemorates its 35th year of existence. No entry in official catalogue.

2013 (7): Personalised stamps of Postex stamp fair Postex 2013 issued three commemoration sheets, one of which is about mail transportation by rail. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 3012-C-11

2013 (8): Personalised stamp with a print by Anton Pieck Anton Pieck was a Dutch draftsman and painter who was famous for the way he depicted 18th and 19th century life. In 2012 The Dutch postal services started the issue of 25 sheets with paintings and drawings by this well-known artist by subscription. Each sheet contained 10 stamps with the same image. The last of the set of 25 was called: Anton Pieck musea (museums). In the pictured museum is a replica of the first Dutch locomotive, Arend, to be seen. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 2751-Af-25

2013 (9): Personalised stamps with "work horses" Set of five NS work trains. No entry in official catalogue.

2014

2014 (1): personalised stamps on the occasion of Filafair in 's-Hertogenbosch, 14 and 15 March, 2014 The organisation issued two stamps with railway related subjects. They are two from a series of eight. The first stamp shows 's-Hertogenbosch railway station which was destroyed in a bombing raid on 16th September 1944. The other shows the tram station which is no longer there either. PostNL issued two sheets for the Amazing Filafair. One of them shows a stamp with the tram station. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 3012-C-16

2014 (2): Paparazzo stamp sheet, 22nd August 2014 Paparazzo is a monthly issue of personalised stamps starring comic character Paparazzo, a creation by comic writers and drawers Pieter Hogenbirk and Herman Roozen. The first sheet was issued on 30th April 2013. The sheet about the celebration of 175 years of Dutch Railways was numbber 10 of 2014. Designers: Pieter Hogenbirk and Herman Roozen print: Glue: Watermark: no Value: 1 Perforation: Article number: 740017 Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 3012-Aa-19

2014 (3): Railway Klimmen - Voerendaal Centenary, 8th November 2014 On the occasion of Limphilex 43, a stamp exhibition organised by the Limburg based association of 't Fakteurke, two stamps were issued to commemorate the centenary of the railway line Klimmen/Ransdaal - Voerendaal. No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (4): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) The first stamp shows the royal carriage, the second a diesel 2900 series, the third the so-called Block Box (Dutch: blokkendoos) and the fourth shows a TRAXX: Transnational Railway Applications with eXtreme fleXibility. No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (5): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Three stamps issued on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the association. No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (6): Personalised stamp of The North Netherlands Train and Tram Museum (NNTTM) The museum is situated in Zuidbroek in the province of Groningen. The stamp shows the museum building, a former railway station. No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (7): Personalised stamp of HTM (Haagsche Tramweg-Maatschappij), The Hague Tram Company On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of The Hague Tram Company, HTM, these stamps were issued (from top to bottom): horse tram + steam tram motor car 819 + motor car 265 motor car A327 + trailer 505 motor car 164 + motor car 810 motor car 90 + motor car 57 motor car 215 + trailer 14 P.C.C. 1145 + P.C.C. 1180 GTL8 + GTL8 with collision nose randstadrail tram No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (8): Personalised stamps of the open day at NedTrain in Leidschendam On the occasion of the 175th anniversary of the Dutch railways NedTrain held an open day on October 4, 2014. No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (9): Personalised stamps of the train parade in Amersfoort On the occasion of the 175th anniversary of the Dutch railways there was a train parade in Amersfoort from 16 to 21 October 2014. No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (10): Personalised December stamps line-up of NS 1600 locos + NS DD-AR tram scene + train in the snow Two model trains MAT 64. trains at Amsterdam Central station + NS 2200 NS 2600 + ICE NS ICM + NS Sik NS SLT + NS TRAXX E 186 NS VIRM + NS wetlands runner No entry in official catalogue.

2014 (11): Personalised stamps with Märklin models The first stamp was issued to congratulate Dutch Railways on their 175th anniversary. The second is an NS 1200 model in special livery. No entry in official catalogue.

2015

2015 (1): Rotterdam Erasmus Bridge On the occasion of the start of the Tour de France in Utrecht in 2015, PostNL issued a sheet on the 4th of July. On the second day the cyclists passed Erasmus Bridge at Rotterdam. This bridge has tramrails. Tram number 20 uses them to get from Rotterdam Central Railway Station to the IJsselmonde quarter. The stamp in the centre of the sheet shows Erasmus Bridge. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 3012-D-66

2015 (2): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Four stamps respectively showing an 1100 series loco, the Camel, a 2800 series loco and a Lint of Syntus (company). No entry in official catalogue.

2015 (3): Six Dutch locos The following locos are on the stamps: elongated interregion loco + NS mat 57 NS TRAXX E 186 + NS 1200 series NS KLM intercity Headrunner (Dutch koploper) + Thalys No entry in official catalogue.

2015 (4): Personalised stamp of The North Netherlands Train and Tram Museum (NNTTM) Blue Angel at Zuidbroek Station. No entry in official catalogue.

2015 (5): Personalised stamps commemorating the end of MAT 64 trains Four stamps to commemorate the last rides of MAT 64 trains in The Netherlands. No entry in official catalogue.

2015 (6): Personalised stamps commemorating the last train ride on Delft viaduct This stamp commemorates the last rides on the Delft viaduct. The new station building was built underground, so that the viaduct was no longer necessary. No entry in official catalogue.

2015 (7): Personalised stamps with HTM R-net trams HTM uses the name R-net since 2 November 2015 for its trams. HTM stands for Haagsche Tramweg Maatschappij (The Hague Tram Company). R-net is a co-operative project of several transport companies, like Abellio, Arriva, Connexxion, EBS, GVB, HTM, NS and RET. Their aim is to get metro, tram, bus and train services in the whole of the so-called Randstad - the area comprising the provinces of South and North Holland and Utrecht. No entry in official catalogue.

2015 (8): Personalised stamps with railway station buildings These stamps were issued by several private persons, associations, organisations and the like. All of them were probably issued in 2015, except Soest station (the second) and Venlo which were probably issued in 2013. The following stations are shown: Amsterdam (twice) Baflo Delft (three times) Dordrecht + Groningen Groningen (twice) Haarlem + Lisse Purmerend + Rotterdam, old central station Rotterdam, new central station + Rotterdam Hofplein 's-Gravenhage (The Hague) + 's-Gravenhage (The Hague) Hollands Spoor 's-Hertogenbosch (Old and new by night) Soest (twice) Venlo + Vught Rotterdam Beurs station No entry in official catalogue.

2015(9): Personalised stamps with international trains A few trains serving on international routes. No entry in official catalogue.

2016

2016 (1): Personalised stamp sheet of the series Cities up to the Present (Steden tot Heden): Roosendaal - rail yard By subscription one could get hold of this sheet about Roosendaal. This city serves as a regional railway hub. The international trains from Amsterdam to Brussels call at Roosendaal, as does the Amsterdam-Vlissingen (Flushing) intercity. There is also a stop-train service to Antwerp. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 2751-Ad-53

2016 (2): Personalised stamp sheet of the series Cities up to the Present (Steden tot Heden): Arnhem - Zijpse poort By subscription one could get hold of this sheet about Arnhem. The middle stamp shows the Zijpse Poort (Gate) with a steam train passing. Catalogue of personalized stamps from The Netherlands: 2751-Ad-59

2016 (3): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) Four stamps showing (from top to bottom): the green train, the Leeghwater 18, Captrain 6601, a measuring vehicle. No entry in official catalogue.

2016 (4): Personalised stamp of The North Netherlands Train and Tram Museum (NNTTM) Mouse as conductor. No entry in official catalogue.

2016 (5): Personalised stamp of the International theme group Railways (IME) The "Internationalen Motivgruppe Eisenbahnwesen" IME held its 49th congress in Leiden. The stamp to commemorate the occasion shows Leiden station. No entry in official catalogue.

2016 (6): Personalised stamps of R-Net (Randstadnet) R-net (or Randstadnet) is a collaborative project between governments and carriers in the Randstad in the area of 'high-quality public transport'. On behalf of these parties, until 1 April 2015, a public transport agency for the year 2028 was drawn up by OV-bureau Randstad for regional public transport by bus, tram, metro and train. The first stamp shows a 2011 and 2012 at NedRail in Leidschendam and the second shows a test drive of 2010. Furthermore a number of R-Net Stdler FLIRT trains from Albellio on the Gouda - Alphen line. No entry in official catalogue.

2016 (7): Personalised stamps of NS Stadler FLIRT trains Four stamps with FLIRT 3 trains. No entry in official catalogue.

2017

2017 (1): Personalised stamps of the Dutch Railway Philatelists Association (NVSP) This year this association issued six stamps: a Stadler FLIRT - Fast Light Innovative Regional Train + a bulb car loco 451 + ballast wagon loco 162 + Stadler (GTW) from "Breng" No entry in official catalogue.

2017 (2): Personalised stamps Végé Thtse stamps were issued for Végé, a supermarket chain. The first one shows NS series 7701 - 7744 from 1905. The second NS series 5001 - 5103 from 1945. The third NS series 8501 - 8515 from 1915. The whole series consists of 61 stamps and was created bij C.F.Riem. Only one sheet of ten stamps per locomotive exists. See the full set below. No entry in official catalogue.

2017 (3): Personalised stamps with postal rail vehicles These stamps originate from a sheet of ten stamps with postal vehicles of all sorts. Three of them contain a railway related subject: a postal train from 1938, another from 1965 and the third from 1989. No entry in official catalogue.

2017 (4): Personalised stamp of the VPPV VPPV is "de vereniging van persoonlijk postzegelverzamelaars" the association of personal stamp collectors. No entry in official catalogue.

2017 (5): Personalised stamps of two mat64 locos MAT 64 plan V + MAT 64 plan 1 No entry in official catalogue.

2017 (6): Personalised stamps all sorts several NS trains, including: Head runner + Thalys a line-up of trains + a car wash for trains two Fyras No entry in official catalogue.

2019

2019: Personalised stamps Flevorailway The Weesp–Lelystad railway, also known as Flevolijn, is a railway in the Netherlands operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen and owned by ProRail. The line runs from Weesp, North Holland to Lelystad, capital of the neighbouring province of Flevoland. It currently has seven stations, these are (southwest to northeast): Almere Poort, Almere Muziekwijk, Almere Centrum, Almere Parkwijk, Almere Buiten, Almere Oostvaarders and Lelystad Centrum. Almere Strand was closed in 2012 and Lelystad Zuid is due to open before 2025. Work began on the railway line in 1980. Originally, it was planned to run straight through the Oostvaardersplassen. After protests from environmentalists, the transport minister decided that the line was to pass outside this nature area. As a consequence, this detour is, because of its form, now colloquially called the bath tub line. In 2008, it was announced that the line's capacity will be extended to 12 trains per hour in either direction. To achieve this, it will be doubled to four tracks. No entry in official catalogue.

2019 (2): Personalised stamp Postex 2019 On the occasion of stamp exhibition and fair Postex 2019 in Apeldoorn. No entry in official catalogue.

2019 (3): Personalised stamps with all kinds of locos It is not clear who issued these personalized stamps. The following locos are shown: EETC 1254 NVBS + loco owned by H.E. Oving's Iron and Steel Company the "camel" + NedTrain 704 Nedtrain Monica + NS 1010 and 1122 NS 2412 + NS 2530 NS 2801 + NS DE3 and "camel" NS Hippel No. 508 + NS MAT '46 nr. 904 NS PEC mail carriage + NS 1312 The Dutch postal service issued an information leaflet on the PEC in Dutch. It is here (opens in a new tab or window). RailExperts 1251 + Railion R9903 railpro 603 + RailPromo ex NS 1215 Amsterdam RFF 5 Hippel from Rotterdam Rail Feeding + Veolia MaK G1206 Loco nr. 1509 NS E 189 114 Traxx at Tilburg CS station + NS 180 No entry in official catalogue.

2019 (4): Personalised stamps of VVNSM The association of friends of the railway museum in Utrecht issued three stamps in 2019: DE-III (1934) + NS 20 Camel ("Kameel") E-loc 1010 No entry in official catalogue.

2019 (5): Personalised stamps of NVSP (Dutch Association of Railway Philatelists The NVPS issued eight stamps in 2019, the year of their 70th anniversary: An Rnet flirt 3 + Eurostar DE 3 + loco 500 loco 1300 + a new generation IC For the celebration of the 70th year of their existence: logo + cross rails at Blauwkapel No entry in official catalogue.

2020

2020 (1): Personalised stamps of VVNSM The association of friends of the railway museum in Utrecht also issued stamps in 2020: Farewell to DDM-1 on December 15, 2019. No entry in official catalogue.
2020 (2): Personalised stamps with Dutch Eurostar Eurostar trains travel from Amsterdam to London through the Channel tunnel. No entry in official catalogue.
2020 (3): Personalised stamps with trams from The Hague Public Transport Museum Seven trams from the Public Transport Museum in The Hague. The stamps were made by C.F.Riem, whose site is: personalstampsite.nl. The trams are (from left to right, top to bottom): tram 819 built in 1927 tram 265 built in 1920 tram 1022 built in 1952 tram 164 built in 1908 tram 1304 built in 1971 tram 810 built in 1927 tram 37 (?? should be 57 I think) built in 1923 No entry in official catalogue.

2020 (4): Personalised stamp with Alstom Hydrogen train Coradia iLint is the world's first hydrogen-powered train. This zero-emission train emits low levels of noise, with exhaust being only steam and condensed water. The iLint was designed by Alstom teams in Salzgitter (Germany), the centre of excellence for regional trains, and in Tarbes (France), the centre of excellence for traction systems. Alstom has performed ten days of tests of the Coradia iLint hydrogen fuel cell train on the 65 kilometres of line between Groningen and Leeuwarden in the north of the Netherlands. The tests follow 18 successful months of passenger service on the Buxtehude–Bremervörde–Bremerhaven–Cuxhaven line in Germany, where total of 41 Coradia iLint have already been ordered. The latest tests make the Netherlands the second country in Europe where the train has proven itself a unique emissions-free solution for non-electrified lines. In October 2020, Alstom and the Province of Groningen, local operator Arriva, the Dutch railway infrastructure manager ProRail and the energy company Engie signed a pilot project agreement to test the Coradia iLint, the world’s first passenger train powered by hydrogen fuel cells, in the Netherlands. DEKRA, an independent testing inspection and certification company, has been appointed test leader. This series of tests is being performed at night at up to 140 km/h without passengers. For the purpose of the tests, a mobile filling station has been erected by Engie for refuelling the Coradia iLint with completely green – sustainably produced – hydrogen. No entry in official catalogue.

2020 (5): Personalised stamps with NS ICGN 602001, the new 2020 IC in test colours. The Intercity Nieuwe Generatie (Intercity New Generation), or ICNG is an electric multiple unit trainset planned to be operated by Nederlandse Spoorwegen for high-speed intercity services in the Netherlands and Belgium. It is built by Alstom based on their Coradia Stream platform. The NS began procurement of a new intercity trainset in July 2014. The respondents were Alstom, Siemens, Bombardier and Stadler. In May 2016 NS announced that Alstom had won a contract for around 80 trainsets. At the end of May, the contract was finalised to include a total of 79 trainsets including 49 5-car units, 30 8-car units, and 2 8-car units equipped for operation in both the Netherlands and Belgium. An additional order for 18 8-car units was later placed to operate international intercity services between Amsterdam and Brussels, bringing the total number of Belgium-equipped units to 20. The first train arrived in the Netherlands on the 23rd of May 2020 to begin testing on the Dutch railway network. No entry in official catalogue.

2020 (6): Personalised stamp with NS SM 90. The electric SM'90, "stopping-train" or commuter rolling stock of the 1990s, was short-lived. The SM'90 EMUs (railhopper) ran on the line Zwolle – Emmen. Only nine prototype trainsets were built as the intended successor to Mat '64. Due to engine and airco failing and an increase in the number of passengers, NS chose to buy more DDM coaches. In the early years of their service, the trainsets were ridden with trouble. All nine trainsets have been taken out of service in December 2005 and were demolished. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (exact year of issue unknown)

several years (1): Personalised stamps with private company locos In several years there were issues with private company locos: ACTS 5814 Class 66 + ACTS-VOS ex NS 1255 another ACTS-VOS ex NS 1255 + ACTS 7105 LOCON 201 + LOCON 401 class 66 LOCON 9702 Hippel + Strukton Nicole ex 1824 van NS en Locon HUSA 1609 + HUSA 1751 loco Botlek NL + Strukton 303001 and NSR 2011 Strukton 303008 and NSR 2010 ACTS Nederland BV was a Dutch railway company. The abbreviation originally comes from Afzet Container Transport System. On February 5, 2011, activities were continued by Husa. LOCON Benelux B.V. was a Dutch rail freight transporter, established in Zwolle. The company was founded in 2010 by LOCON A.G. (the already existing German branch of the company) and Haetberting B.V. In April 2011, LOCON Benelux B.V. got her railway license for the Netherlands. On April 2, 2011, the first freight train ran under its own license between Venlo and Vlissingen. In May 2012, the company acquired a license to perform private passenger transport in the Netherlands. In August of the same year, the first closed passenger train was operated by LOCON Benelux B.V. and drove from Utrecht to Emmerich. On July 14, 2017, Locon Benelux B.V. was declared bankrupt by the court in Zwolle. Husa Transportation Railway Service (HTRS) was a Dutch private rail freight carrier, part of investment company Husa Capital Group. The company was founded in 1989 as ACTS for the benefit of the Sales Container Transport System. In March 1998, ACTS started to independently provide train services. This made the company the first competitor in the Netherlands for NS Cargo. In 1999, thirteen locomotives were bought in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands. The Dutch locomotives were from the ex-NS series 1200. This series was saved from demolition by two railway interested parties. NS wanted to demolish all 1200 locomotives immediately, but thanks to the competition law, it was possible to retain a number of 1200s for ACTS. At the time, 76 container carriers were also purchased, with which the first container shuttles were driven for Vos Logistics from the ports of Rotterdam to Leeuwarden and Veendam. In the years that followed, ACTS became the largest private rail freight transporter in the Netherlands. At the end of 2010, Husa Railway Services became full owner of ACTS and in 2011 the company was renamed Husa Transportation - Railway Services (HTRS). On January 3, 2014, entrepreneur Rob van Gansewinkel announced that he would stop running trains on February 1, 2014. The activities in the Netherlands were dismantled and the contracts transferred to existing companies. The activities in Germany were sold. Strukton is a construction and rail company involved in the design, financing, construction, management and maintenance of infrastructure and accommodations. Strukton Rail develops, installs and maintains track systems with the aim of making the track optimally available, reliable, safe and measurable. The operating fields of this operating company are rail infrastructure, rail equipment, information systems, data acquisition, data management and consultancy. Strukton Rail had a train workshop in Zutphen. This workshop, located at the IJsselspoorbrug, had become too small for the increasingly larger machines. Strukton Rail and Arriva Nederland built a larger workshop that opened on October 4, 2012. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (2): Personalised stamps from Philamaxx Philamaxx is a webshop for Philately & Postal history. It started as a stamp shop in 1936. PhilamaxX has built up a good reputation in the sales and development of Personal Stamps (PPZ) with trains. Some of their personal stamps are shown here. railway wagon 3 Hoefijzers Bier + accident crane NS 1200 + loco line-up "koploper" + 1960's seal No entry in official catalogue.

several years (3): Personalised stamps NedTrain Within NS, the Service, Maintenance and Modernization departments are responsible for the maintenance of the trains. Previously this was NedTrain. They took care of technical maintenance and quick service and of cleaning and short- and long-term overhaul. NS Maintenance & Service is the Dutch maintenance company for railway equipment. The company was created after the division of the Dutch Railways, when the Equipment & Workshops department within the NS Group was privatized as NS Equipment. In 1999 the name was changed to NedTrain. In 2017, the management of NS and NedTrain decided to add NedTrain again under the NS. The stamps shown here show trains at the location Zwolle. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (4): Personalised stamps Dutch trains set of four Dutch trains: SLT Sprinter + NS mDDM NS VIRM + NS SGMm Sprinter No entry in official catalogue.

several years (5): Personalised stamps Dutch trains of different companies Dutch trains of different companies: Arriva spurt + connexxion train connexxion train + ICE (Amsterdam-Basel) MP 3028 "motorpost" + new generation sprinter No entry in official catalogue.

several years (6): Personalised stamps with railway related trivial subjects The following trivial subjects: A poster for Albert Heijn coffee + Donald Duck's cousins with a toy train Seal for SKF ball bearings + a 55 cents railway letter stamp a drawing + Trix Express model trains 75 years a train ticket + a poster No entry in official catalogue.

several years (7): Personalised stamps with NS locomotives all sorts The following NS locomotives are shown: Dog's Head ("hondekop") and Blue Angel ("blauwe engel") + Head Runner ("koploper") three MAT 64 trains + NS 1009 NS 150 locomotor + NS 1501 in Electra livery NS 1758 + NS 2108 NS 2225 + NS 2311 NS 2384 cargo + NS 2470 and 1144 NS 297 yellow SIK + NS ICM NS MAT 54 Benelux + NS measuring carriage NS SGM beach sprinter + NS VIRM and MAT 54 and SLT NS 1202 in Berlin blue + NS 1312 NS 227 crane SIK + NS cargo 6511 NS Blue Angel + NS 1000 line-up of NS 1100, 1200, 1300 and 1500 + a number of 1200 locos TEE Northlander (Dutch-Swiss train restored by the TEE Netherlands foundation) + NS 1100 NS 1200 + NS 1700 NS 2200 + NS-Benelux NS Buffalo + NS-DD-AR NS DDZ-NID + NS DDZ NS ICE 3 + NS IDMm NS line-up + NS Mat64 NS SGM + NS SGMm NS SLT + NS TRAXX E 186 NS Y-IRM + NS MAT64 train at Binckhorst The Hague in December 2015 NS 1100 + NS 2400 NS 2600 + NS Dog's Head No entry in official catalogue.

several years (8): Personalised stamps with NBDS locomotives The Noord-Brabantsch-Duitsche Spoorweg-Maatschappij (NBDS) was a railway company which provided rail transport between Boxtel in the Netherlands and Wesel in Germany via Uden, Veghel, Gennep, Goch and Xanten. This railway line was known in the Netherlands as "Duits Lijntje" (the German Line). On July 15, 1873, the route from Boxtel to Goch was opened. On July 1, 1878, the second part of the line, the section from Goch to Wesel, was opened. The total length of the line was 92.7 kilometers, of which 52.7 kilometers were on Dutch territory. From Büderich, another 8.2 kilometers of the Köln-Mindener Eisenbahn (railway) was used, part of the line from Venlo via Wesel to Haltern, Münster and Hamburg. These two locomotives are shown: NBDS 32 (Blue Brabanter) + NBDS 36 No entry in official catalogue.

several years (9): Personalised stamps with various railway related images Here are some stamps with typical railway images: coupled trains + railway accident high voltage gate + railway sign railway crossing + railway carriage transportation by road NS ICM alongside a videotrackinspection vehicle + sign at railway crossing No entry in official catalogue.

several years 10): Personalised stamps with Dutch high speed trains These stamps show High speed trains Thalys and Fyra. Fyra 3x. Fyra is the name of Italian built HST that never ran on our tracks, since it did not meet our expectations. Thalys. Thalys is the name of the HST that connects Amsterdam with Paris. Twice Thalys and Fyra together. Fyra No entry in official catalogue.

several years (11): Personalised stamps with Dutch railway museums The following museums are shown: Diesel 3 and MAT 64 + NS 3737 in the Railway Museum in Utrecht. trains at museum Haaksbergen + a steam loco from museum line Goes Borsele. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (12): Personalised stamps with railway bridges The following bridges are shown: Railway bridge at Akkrum by Akkrum.net + Bridge in Zeeland by ProRail Erasmus Bridge in Rotterdam (tram traffic) No entry in official catalogue.

several years (13): Personalised stamps with locomotives of private railway companies The following loco are shown: Rail Terminal Tilburg RTT + Rotterdam Rail Feeding BAM 18 SIK 303 of Railion + TRAXX loco HSL 1800 Amersfoort No entry in official catalogue.

several years (14): Personalised stamps T.E.E. The first stamp shows T.E.E. on a poster, the other in real life. Trans Europ Express (TEE) is the name for a former network of luxury domestic and international express trains in Europe. The concept was started in 1957, according to the idea of F.Q. den Hollander (then president of the Dutch Railways). A special surcharge was payable for the use of the trains. In many countries (especially the DB in West Germany), other networks of long-distance trains were started with the principles of the successful TEE. However, those trains were provided with second-class accommodation, which led to the TEE trains running empty. In addition, TEEs ran in a relationship only once or twice a day while two hourly or even hourly became the standard for Intercity trains. In 1987 the TEE was usually replaced by the EuroCity. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (15): Personalised stamps with trams Three trams: HTM tram at Leidschendam + tram at The Hague two trams at The Hague No entry in official catalogue.

several years (16): various personalised stamps Wadloper (mudflats runner) in Harlingen NS 1010 on a poster + Plan U train No entry in official catalogue.

several years (17): various personalised stamps from a roll I found the following stamps from a roll on the web: Christmas train KLM Head Runner (Dutch "koploper") three NS trains NS Head Runner (Dutch "koploper") NS 1656 December stamp (reduced price): NS train in the snow NS VIRM = Verlengd InterRegio Materieel (Lengthened interregional rolling stock) NS logo NS TRAXX = Transnational Railway Applications with eXtreme fleXibility Goods loco No entry in official catalogue.

several years (18): an outing to the national railway museum in Utrecht A broken down Fyra + mat '24 steam loco 107 + NS 1200 signal box + NS 2400 No entry in official catalogue.

several years (19): a number of Dutch locomotives mat 64 and plan U pair + two heavy duty locos video inspection vehicle + line-up a football logo on a head runner (Dutch "koploper") + NS VIRM No entry in official catalogue.

several years (20): locomotives with special livery ICM Randstadrail + ICM Martinair No entry in official catalogue.

several years (21): locomotive changes its looks Three stamps showing the transformation of a DD-AR into a DDZ. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (22): Personalised stamps with road transport of rail vehicles. These four stamps show rail vehicles being transported by road or waterway. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (23): Personalised priority stamps for Europe in pairs. These four stamp pairs show a few Dutch locos: Intercity VIRM 2200 diesel loco TEE TEE Northlander No entry in official catalogue.

several years (24): Personalised stamps with Coca-Cola Christmas train Commercial stamps from Coca-Cola. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (25): Personalised stamps Leiden tram Historic tram in Leiden with an advertisement for the Leiden newspaper. No entry in official catalogue.

several years (26): Personalised stamps with fastening seals of Dutch railway companies A set of three stamps with the following railway companies: Nederlandsche Spoorwegen, (Dutch Railways) Maatschappij tot exploitatie van staatsspoorwegen, (Company to operate state railways) Nederlandsche Centraalspoorwegen maatschappij, (Dutch Central Railways company) No entry in official catalogue.

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