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Location/Date of Photo |
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» Camlik railway museum
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» May 24, 2010 |
| Locomotive No./Train ID |
Photographer |
» 140 (more..)
» Unknown (more..) |
» Daniel SIMON (more..)
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| Remarks & Notes |
| #140 named "Bagdadbau" (Bagdad construction) is one of the 95 narrow gauge steam locomotives that were manufactured by Henschel in Germany during the WW1. They were used on a temporary narrow-gauge railway that by-passed the unfinished parts of the Bagdad Railway line. After the war, many were sold to industrial companies. #140 went to the Zonguldak Colliery in Turkey. The small locomotive is now preserved at the Camlik railway museum. |
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