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Snautzer01 said:
Correct. It is the Polish pre-war Ty23 series steam locomotive "liberated" by soviets in Poland, 1939. Actually the first Ty23 locomotives were ordered by Poland and made by the German Schwartzkopff (in 1923) plant and Belgian Cockerill, St. Leonard and Franco-Belge factories (in 1924–1925). They made 75 locos in total. In 1926 the H.Cegielski factory in Poznan, Poland started making the Ty23 locomotives with the loco number 76. In 1927 the production was also started by Warsaw and Chrzanów plants. By 1934 there were made 612 Ty23s. The one in the pic is no.178, so no doubt it is one of the Polish made steam engines. The number indicates the WSABP ( Warsaw Locomotive Construction JSC ) factory and the one of the locomotives made in 1928 - 1929.
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Thanx! I have little interest in railroad engineering (though a little, still), so I was too lazy to translate Russian or Polish sources. But I was impressed how detailed and comprehensive they are. Sometimes aviation enthusiasts can only be envious.

P.S. I don't comment or post a like on every post, but I always look at the eBay photos in all threads of interest with unwavering appreciation. Thank you, Snautzer01 Snautzer01 !
 
bf109xxl said:
Thanx! I have little interest in railroad engineering (though a little, still), so I was too lazy to translate Russian or Polish sources. But I was impressed how detailed and comprehensive they are. Sometimes aviation enthusiasts can only be envious.

P.S. I don't comment or post a like on every post, but I always look at the eBay photos in all threads of interest with unwavering appreciation. Thank you, Snautzer01 Snautzer01 !
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It is Wurger Wurger reply not mine.

I do like you watching and enjoying, and best of all replying. Just pitch in when you feel like it. Cheers.
 
Snautzer01 said:
Borgward IV, officially designated Schwerer Ladungsträger Borgward B IV (heavy explosive carrier Borgward B IV), was a German remote-controlled demolition vehicle used in World War II.

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  1. Borgward IV - Wikipedia
  2. (S4) RARE ARCHIVE PRESS PHOTO 1940S WORLD WAR 2 REMOTE CONTROLLED TANK WW2 | eBay
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Borgward IV, officially designated Schwerer Ladungsträger Borgward B IV (heavy explosive carrier Borgward B IV)

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1944 Normandy -a German Borgward IV remote control Tank- I.W.M. photo 18 by 13cm | eBay

One of a collection of Imperial War Museum photos, many do not have the I.W.M. stamp but do have the catalogue number. They are undated prints probably done the last quarter of last century they are photographs not scans.
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Nachrichten Abspannbock bei Wagen Vermittlung Anhänger Funkwagen Field telephone

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Orig. Foto Nachrichten Abspannbock bei Wagen Vermittlung Anhänger Funkwagen | eBay

Die Schriftzug "crainsmilitaria" oder weitere digitale Bildbearbeitung dient als Kopierschutz und ist im Original natürlich nicht vorhanden. Rückseitige Klebereste sind möglich. Ab 50 EUR Gesamtkaufpreis schicken wir nur noch mit Nachverfolgung.
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