File:ND 1027 - PARIS - La rue Lecourbe (Détail).JPG

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Français : Détail de la carte postale ancienne éditée par ND Phot, n°1027 :
PARIS : La rue Lecourbe
Détail sur la motrice 236 de la CGPT. Cette série de motrices symétriques, n°201 à 260, construite en 1901, était dotée d'une double alimentation : accumulateurs (dans les voies du centre ville non électrifiées) et fil aérien au delà. Le fil aérien servait à tracter le tramway et à recharger ses accumulateurs - cf Jean Robert, "Les tramways parisiens", page 333 (édition 1992).
Date Avant la Première Guerre mondiale
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Neurdein    wikidata:Q598875
 
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Either Jean César Adolphe Neurdein (aka "Charlet"), 1806–1867; or his first son Etienne (1832–1918); or his second son Antonin (1846–1914)
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