The Waldbahn Berzasca (Berzasca forest railway) was a railway in Romania run by the state forestry company Caile Ferate Forestiere (CFF). Construction of the railway started in 1924 and the company was closed down in 1993. CFF number 764.219 was built in 1917 especially for operations on forest railways. This meant having the smallest possible axle loading with the greatest possible adhesion and using small diameter wheels. It is unknown where this engine has been in its first years. In 1971 it was operating in Drencova and 1974-1975 in Moldovita, Romania. By 1989 it was no longer needed so it was sold to Club 760 in 1993. Following a general overhaul in Reghin, Romania, the engine is now serviceable in Mauterndorf. Taurachbahn volunteers have nick-named it "Draculine" since it saw service in Romania.