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Français : Weidknecht 021T Locomotive Vapeur N°5. La locomotive parait bien être une 021.T Decauville de 6 tonnes, très voisine des célèbres 021.T des défunts tramways de Royan, mais par contre, possède une cheminée classique et on avec "pare-étincelles". Vu l'uniforme du personnage, il semble bien être un militaire Allemand de la dernière guerre. La n°5 des tramways de Royan, n'avait jamais quitté son réseau, même temporairement et roula jusqu'à la fin (1945 pour les voyageurs et quelques trains de matériaux jusqu'en 1947)...Peut être s'agissait il d'une locomotive de carrière ou industriel, "cela reste mystérieux" ! Le wagon en voie standard est marqué "PLM", alors que la nationalisation étant intervenu dès début 1938 : peut être un ancien wagon PLM, racheté par un CF Industriel ou minier
English: This is a 0-4-2 T Weidknecht locomotive, commissioned in November 1897 (date of declaration of commissioning of the boiler to the services of the prefecture of Seine-et-Marne) by Constant Desforges, operator of the millstone quarries in Orgenoy (but also farmer and deputy). The metre-gauge railway line connected these quarries to the port on the Seine at Ponthierry, it is possible that this locomotive is second-hand, because the company had two machines (including a Corpet) and it carries the N° 5. How to recognise a 0-4-2T Weidknecht? Top rounded water tanks and double bar slide connecting rod
Date 1939–1945
Source https://www.delcampe.net/de/sammlerobjekte/militaria/1914-18/decauville-locomotive-vapeur-021t-train-guerre-14-18-soldat-americain-plate-forme-plm-feldbahn-chemin-de-fer-militaire-1418949797.html
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