Passengers of the Borzhava Railroad in Transcarpathia in 1910 were riding in trains made by Hungary and France.
The users of the Transcarpathian Heritage community posted on Facebook a very interesting and archival photo.
The authors, describing the photo, specify that the main locomotive in the picture is the product of the Hungarian factory Ganz & Cie with De Dion-Bouton double vertical boiler, which was manufactured in France.
– The light motrice on the left in the photo is a steam motrice with a vertical boiler jointly manufactured by the Hungarian factory Ganz and the French company De Dion-Bouton. In 1908, five such motrices numbered BGV 1-5 were delivered to the Borzhava railway. The seating places were of I and III classes (7 and 14 seats, respectively) – the description of the picture reads.
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