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World transport history
Monday, May 20, 2013
elegance for the masses with a Paris commuter train
A Paris commuter train on the RER C line, which serves Versailles, has had its 6 double-deck cars transformed to resemble rooms in the Chateau de Versailles.
(thanks to Cliff for sending this in)
(thanks to Cliff for sending this in)
Polish railway stamps
Left to right, top to bottom:
Electrification of the line from Warsaw to Silesia, 1957; 0-6-0 museum loco; 4-6-4 loco exhibited in Paris, 1937 (see earlier post); first electric multiple unit between Pruszow-Warsaw-Otwock, 1936 (see earlier post); 0-6-0 loco from 1907; mainline 2-10-0 for hauling coal from Silesia to Gdynia, 1933; first locomotive factory in Polsce-Chrzanow, 1920; 'Cockerill' on iron road Warsaw-Wiedenska, 1848.
Electrification of the line from Warsaw to Silesia, 1957; 0-6-0 museum loco; 4-6-4 loco exhibited in Paris, 1937 (see earlier post); first electric multiple unit between Pruszow-Warsaw-Otwock, 1936 (see earlier post); 0-6-0 loco from 1907; mainline 2-10-0 for hauling coal from Silesia to Gdynia, 1933; first locomotive factory in Polsce-Chrzanow, 1920; 'Cockerill' on iron road Warsaw-Wiedenska, 1848.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Shaw Savill stamp
A now defunct major shipping company founded in 1882 (the full name for many years was Shaw Savill & Albion) which had offices in several NZ locations, some of these feature incidentally in our books.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Swiss Federal Railways freight car advert, 1942
"Quickly load, quickly unload, fully load" written in Italian and German; 2 of Switzerland's official languages.
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