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There is a small amount of information including a list of the locos and routes on the French wikipedia site https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tramway_de_Chambéry . David Woodcock Champlon, Belgique

Try the Wikipedia entry & the references from there inc French sources https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chamb%C3%A9ry_tramway David

David There is a brief mention in Davies - Tramways de Savoie, latterly CFDIL de Savoie, four roadside lines radiating from Chamberey, opened 1892, tried petrol-electric railcars, closed 1932 and

Hello, does any one know anything about the 60cm tramways of Chambery? I've seen about 3 photos of it and it looks rather charming. Would there be something about in W.J.K. Davies Minor Railways of

Cheers David

Hi, thanks for the help. The book on railcars looks especially interesting ( to me at any rate). Thank you. Yours David

here is my collection of assorted drawings of them - I'm not entirely convinced all these are 60cm Crochat railcars, but they are all early French

Hi, I think so. It was about that time. The 4 wheel one. I've seen it called an AT1. Yours David

Hi David In WJK Davies “Minor Railways of France”, p249 there are plans for the 4w Crochat car for Twys Pithvier-Toury, which I think is now preserved. Same author’s “Light Railway Railcar in

David, Are you looking for the WW1 Crochat ? J. Craig Brenham, Texas ________________________________ Sent: Sunday, March 15, 2020 12:18 PM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [o14] Crochat

Hi, does anyone where to find a scale drawing of the 60cm Crochat petrol electric railcars? Would Voie Libra have one in a back issue? Yours David

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Hi David, A good book is D ie Feldspurbahnen Südwestafrikas printed October 1980. It has photos and drawings of limited detail. A cover pic attached. Peter

Thanks for that Mario. I had a look. No photos of what I was looking for but interesting photos nonetheless. David

Hi David, The university of Frankfurt has a collection of photographs about Namibian railways during German colonial times. Just go

Thanks for the heads up. I'll check it out. Cheers David

A good starting point would be Namib Narrow-Gauge by Sydney M Moir and H T Crittenden ISBN 0 620 05915 X hope this helps. Colin Rainsbury

Hello, apparently, according to wikipedia, there was a 2ft industrial line between Kolmanskop and Bogenfels in Namibia when it was german south west Africa. I think it was for diamonds. Apparently it

My apologies for triple posting! Autocorrect not spotted in time! Hulme End will be there. Not 14mm Gauge but correct 7mm scale so 17.5mm gauge of course. Paul

*Narrow Gauge North* *When:* Saturday, 14 March 2020 10:30am to 5:00pm (UTC+00:00) Europe/London *Where:* Pudsey Civic Centre *Organizer:* Narrow Gauge North *Description:* Narrow Gauge exhibition