Naumburg tram in DDR days, Germany

A metre gauge system of only 2.9 km in length. Steam trams began on 15 September 1892 and the line was electrified in 1907. This car of the 'Lindner' type with 24 seating places dates from 1928 and was renovated from 1989 bis 2016. Website

India's first electric train - from Bombay VT to Kurla

On 3 February 1925 the first Electric Multiple Unit service with 4-cars, manufactured by Cammell Laird and Uerdingenwagonfabrik, was flagged off by Bombay Governor Sir Leslie Orme Wilson.

The first service ran from the then Bombay VT (now Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Mumbai) to Coorla (now Kurla) on harbour line.  (Source)

1940 Dodge Milk Truck Rat Rod

Something that should attract attention!  Source with info and more pics

For some NZ equivalents, see the book Alternative Drivestyles

Malaysian tram stamps, 2015

The last picture is of a locomotive-hauled train, not actually a DMU, however, it could be of the push-pull type where there is a driving cab at the end of the last car which is used when travelling in the opposite direction.  These are common in Europe.

1950 Fageol TC CargoLiner – A Trailer Without A Tractor

Webpage of info and more pics

1957 DeSoto Adventurer Hardtop Coupe Custom

Baldwin-built, EMD-re-engined Katy switcher

Seen in Dallas, Texas. Info and more pics here

Wellington Airport Opening First Day Cover, 24 October 1959

It's not clear what the 1855 in the stamp is a reference to -- Wellington was declared a city in 1840 and became the national capital city in 1865.  It could be the earthquake of 1855 which raised some of the land later occupied by the airport.

Union Airways Diamond T bus on tarmac in front of Lockheed Electra 10A, late 1930s

Location not stated. For more, see the book The Aircraft of Air New Zealand and Affiliates since 1940.

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