- the
official name of the
Nederlandsche Fabriek van
Werktuigen en
Spoorwegmaterieel. It was a
Dutch machine factory,
known for
rolling stock, (ship) steam...
-
Allan & Co´s
Koninklijke Nederlandsche Fabrieken van
Meubelen en
Spoorwegmaterieel N.V. The
company ceased business in 1959. The
company was founded...
-
manufactured in
Netherlands by
Nederlandsche Fabriek van
Werktuigen en
Spoorwegmaterieel (Werkspoor).
Twenty of new
advanced 4-6-2
locomotives arrived in 1920–1922...
- more were
ordered from the
Nederlandse Fabriek van
Werktuigen en
Spoorwegmaterieel (Werkspoor) in the Netherlands, of
which only two were
delivered by...
-
Spoorijzer N.V., or
shortened SIJ for NV
Spoorwegmaterieel en IJzerconstructie, was a
narrow gauge railway manufacturer in Delft, Netherlands. The company...
-
engines were
manufactured by
Nederlandsche Fabrik van
Werktuigen and
SpoorwegMaterieel, Amsterdam. The ship was
electrically lit
throughout with some electrical...
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under the name
Koninklijke Nederlandsche Fabriek van
Werktuigen en
Spoorwegmaterieel,
renamed to
Werkspoor in 1927. The
company was
founded as the 'Van...
- of ten were
built by the
Nederlandsche Fabriek van
Werktuigen en
Spoorwegmaterieel (Werkspoor).
Series 2,
numbers E124 to E133,
entered service in 1938...
-
expansion steam engine built by
Nederlandsche Fabriek van
Werktuigen en
Spoorwegmaterieel. The
combined power of her twin
engines was
rated at 1,105 NHP or...
- p****enger stock, all
built by
Nederlandsche Fabriek van
Werktuigen &
Spoorwegmaterieel, Amsterdam: The NFLS had the
following goods wagons:
Wagon with brakeman's...
