DescriptionLocomotive Togo 1904.jpg	English: German railway locomotive in Togo, built by Henschel. Deutsch: Deutsche Eisenbahnlokomotive in Togo, hergestellt von Henschel.
Date	1904
Source	Koloniales Bildarchiv, Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt am Main
Author	Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft (DKG)
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Original description:

Standort:		- 
Bildnummer:		101,3-3502-18  
CD-Code:		CD/5202/1614/0401/5202_1614_0401_0098    
Text auf dem Bild:	TOGO - E.B.  
Text auf der Hülle:	Dgb 5 / Fenderlokomotive d. Küstenbahn 600 mm (Hentschel) / Togo / Erschliessung/Verkehr / 
                        B. Fender-Lokomotive, Spur 600 mm / Togo Küstenbahn / Henschel 1904 / Dgb 5 / Togo  
Format Bildträger:	9x12 
formale Bemerkung:	Repro 
Entstehungsjahr:	- 
Entstehungsjahr Vorl.:  - 
Photograph:		-
Region:		        Togo
Völker:                 -
Sachgruppe:  	        Verkehr - Landverkehr - Eisenbahn  
Schlagwort:             Lokomotive - Tenderlokomotive
betroffene Person:      -
Kommentar Inhalt:       -
Infos zum Inhalt:       Texte/KeineInfos.htm
Bildbeschreibung:       Dgb 5 / Fenderlokomotive d. Küstenbahn 600 mm (Hentschel) / Togo / Erschliessung/Verkehr / 
                        B. Fender-Lokomotive, Spur 600 mm / Togo Küstenbahn / Henschel 1904 / Dgb 5 / Togo

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