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English: A steam driven passenger train negotiates a bend on a narrow track which descends towards Darjeeling, India. Two "brake men" ride at the rear of the end carriage. Русский: Пассажирский поезд под паровозом в Индии проходит крутой поворот на узкоколейной железной дороге в Дарджилинге, Индия. Двое тормозных кондукторов осуществляют проезд на заднем торце хвостового вагона. |
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Copyright holder | © Corbis. All Rights Reserved. |
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Credit/Provider | © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS |
Image title | ca. 1930, Darjeeling, India --- A steam driven passenger train negotiates a bend on a narrow track which descends towards Darjeeling. Two "brake men" ride at the rear of the end carriage. --- Image by © Hulton-Deutsch Collection/CORBIS |
Headline | Darjeeling Hill Train |
Short title | HU028944 |
IIM version | 2 |
Original transmission location code | 10073503 |
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