Gmeinder Tunnellok 25/30 PS

Gmeinder Tunnellok 25/30 PS 43.58 min
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Gruß Jens

für den Link!

Grüße Sven K.

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Renovater, thanks a lot, beautiful!

That's exactly a sister of my own 25/30 PS Gmeinder loco.

Question 1: Can I please have a slightly better copy of that Comessa advertisement for our archive - and where/when was it published?
Question 2: When Comessa started to build self constructed locomotives in the late 30s, did they build a mining/tunnel model as well?

Cheers,

Jürgen

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Jürgen Wening schrieb:Renovater, thanks a lot, beautiful!

That's exactly a sister of my 25/30 PS Gmeinder loco.

Question 1: Can I please have a slightly better copy of that Comessa advertisement for our archive - and where/when was it published?
Question 2: When Comessa started to build self constructed locomotives in the late 30s, did they build a mining/tunnel model as well?

Cheers,

Jürgen

...the loco in the publicity above is a Gmeinder sold under the Comessa company....Locofox also sold Gmiender locomotives as in the film above......the image above is the best i have ! sorry....You have done a super job restoring your locomotive i would also like to see more photos of your Gmeinder electric trolley loco sometime....;

Renovater schrieb:...the loco above is a Gmeinder sold under the Comessa company....Locofox also sold Gmiender locomotives......the image above is the best i have ! sorry....

Yeah, I know it's a Gmeinder sold by Comessa. But from approx. 1937 on Comessa built self constructed locos. So my question was - and still is - if Comessa also built locos to an underground design.

Thanks, so I'll take this image. Do you possibly know where and when it was published?

Eh, I'll take some more pics of my Gmeinder trolley wire machine for you. Now we've got enough space and rails to push it out of its dark prison anytime. ;-)

......i don't think Comessa built an underground design....i don't know when it was published, i also have somewhere other photos of this type of loco...i will try to find them..

Thank you.

Now, Renovator, YOU'RE THE MAN! You might be able to answer an earlier question of mine!

Here:

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In short: I'm looking for the location of a manufacturer which is probably of both French and German interest: S.P.M.R.! Do you happen to know if they built their machines at Maizieres/Macheren or if this only was a minor workshop facility?

Cheers in advance!

Jürgen