By the history of the Maerklin catalog titles.The painting decorative with this wagon shows a large passenger station with a huge track ramp, including the station hall, which can be recognized at the upper edge of the screen. On the apron, various trains wait for signal ZP 9, run order of the train driver or the station supervision - also affectionately known as red caps - to the engine driver. Of course the signal tower must have set the end signal to travel - signal HP 1... On the rearmost track is a locomotive of BR 95 (formerly prepress. T20) with a passenger train.The neighboring track probably contains the largest - and not attainable for many model railway games - shining light of the house Maerklin from the 1930s: The crocodile! If it was still born at the time of the last catalog title of 1933, i.e. constructed and developed, it learned to run on some track 0 and track 1 systems in 1934. Like a small crocodile in the wild...on the hook, does she have a light brown express - w