Show Us Trolleys Trams Subways Etc

So I was just looking at the Trains Mega Thread, and started wondering... have we been putting TROLLEYS there?

There have been many stamps with trolleys on them, and while they do ride on rails, these days they are usually not classified as "trains".

I did a search, and didn't see a thread here JUST for trolleys, so how about we start a new one!??



I am going to include SUBWAYS as well, THOUGH subway cars are closer to "trains" than not. We can get into "interurban", "surface lines", etc... In Boston, "trolleys" also go underground, and "subway cars" also go ABOVE ground, so I think we can get away with putting subway stamps here as well.

Great topic! Keeping in the US

United States
October 8, 1983
Streetcars




And don't forget the cable cars.

US
October 29, 1971
San Francisco Cable Car

Hi,

Here a stamp from Brazil.

São Paulo Subway - 09/26/76
Perf. 11 1/2
Issue: 1,500,000

This Hungary 1970 stamp depicts opening of the East-West Metro Line in Budapest.

This Berlin 1971 Transportation stamp depicts the Berlin U-Bahn.

This Japan 1977 se-tenant pair marks 50 years of Tokyo Subway.

Belgium
New Metro
September 18, 1976
The stamp marks the Brussels subway with new train.

This Austria 1978 stamp marks the opening of the Vienna Underground.

My most recent tram stamp:

Bulgaria
December 30,2021

120th Anniversary of trams in Sofia:

Flying Tram from Melbourne

Australia
3/16/2006

Part of sheet of 5 for Opening Ceremonies for Melbourne Olympics

Romania
Means of Transport
May 30, 1995
Set of six, one stamp depicts Bucharest Underground.

Romania
Opening of the First Romanian Underground
February 25, 1982
Set of two, one stamp depicts a view of Eroilor Metro Station.

This Egypt 1987 stamp marks the inauguration of the Greater Cairo Subway.

Venezuela
19th Pan-American Railways Conference
May 25, 1993
The stamp depicts subway train of Caracas Metro.

Chile
Urban Transport
October 19, 1993
The stamp marks 25 years of METRO S.A., a Chilean company that operates the Santiago Metro.

Brazil
Rail Transport
July 6, 2007
Set of four, two stamps show the Rio de Janeiro Metro and the Bonde de Santa Teresa Tram.