Names of plaques of locomotives?

[motorcycle]

I read on railcolor that a locomotive has been named "Olten" and has a plaque/coat of arms too.

http://www.railcolor.net/index.php?nav=1405330&id=3553&action=dview

 

I know some Re 6/6s have names and plaques as well from seeing videos, but is there anywhere that has a list of all the names and a photo of each plaque too please?

['CHARD]

This seems to be one list at least:

 

http://en.wikipedia...._Ae_6/6#Namings

[motorcycle]

Thanks very much

 

some wiki pages have pictures of the coat of arms as well

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhaetian_Railway_Ge_4/4_II#List_of_locomotives

 

I wonder if there are webpages for coat of arms on locomotives anywhere?

[chb1988]

Generally all Re 6/6 bear an emblem of a town or city, as do the Re 450 and RBDe 4/4 (until their recent renovation). I've found a page that lists the Re 6/6, complete with pictures: http://www.re620.ch/index.php?Page=daten

 

The Ae 6/6 were split between the first 25, which bear the emblem of a canton, and the rest which sport the emblem of the corresponding capitals as well as other major villages. Until their sale to the Südostbahn, the four Re 4/4 IV were adorned by emblems in a similar fashion, as does one Re 4/4 II, which is the only of its class to do so. There are further classes with names, but consistency hasn't been of the same importance. The Re 460 only carry names, ranging from mountains to those of renown trade expositions; some new EMUs bear names relating to their working region, sometimes overlapping with traditional names on Ae 6/6 and others.

[motorcycle]

Thanks very much. That website was just what I was looking for.