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PLM_220_1.jpg (90666 bytes)

PLM 220 in einer Halle der Messe Basel. 1982.

Photo and scan by M. Koblischka (koblischka@t-online.de)



PLM_220_2.jpg (78629 bytes)

PLM 220 C 145 im Museum Mulhouse. ca. 1980.

Photo and scan by M.Koblischka



PLM_220_3.jpg (135028 bytes)

PLM 220 C 145 "coupe vent" im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.
Frontansicht.

Photo by M.Koblischka



PLM_220_4.jpg (141217 bytes)

PLM 220 C 145 "coupe vent" im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.
Rauchkammer.

Photo by M.Koblischka



PLM_220_5.jpg (133830 bytes)

PLM 220 C 145 "coupe vent" im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.
Rauchkammer.

Photo by M.Koblischka



PLM_220_6.jpg (142512 bytes)

PLM 220 C 145 "coupe vent" im Museum Mulhouse. Dezember 2016.
Kessel und Triebwerk.

Photo by M.Koblischka



PLM_C145_Mulh01.jpg (119788 bytes)

Steam locomotive PLM C145 (2'B) "Coupe Vent", built 1900. One of the series C61 to C180, later SNCF 220A. A semi-streamlined locomotive, improvement over the C11, C12 and C21 to C60 with more power. Designed by Charles Baudry. 4-cylinder compound engine for express trains, including famous luxury trains Paris - Marseille - Nice. They were capable of pulling a 200 t train at 100 km/h. After the first world war they were replaced by more powerful engines, and the last went out of service in 1938. Weight 57.4 t, length 19.33 m (incl. tender), wheel diameter 2 m.

Mulhouse, Cité du Train, 2006-06-02

tobias b köhler



PLM_C_22.jpg (88740 bytes)

PLM C 22 (ateliers de Paris n° 464/1893). This compound 220 were known as "petites C". Both were withdrawn by 1929. PLM official picture.

Collection Jean-Pierre Vergez-Larrouy (jean-pierre.vergez@tele2.fr)



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