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Altlou€5 d.!!les h:ve le.n hilr fo! .ther lartc of (1.srihs 1in..), soNir lJricz, haia ad criia, ror.:rod . !ftddrinahtlt Ueqaliy 2-to-27 reE built for idkils dd lle:w transfer ror*; artiouen .oae ai.$re? neve! €ioeoaoa rtlst in !b. fi.td ftre ibc 9sT, sno took deli@'y of tro €nei,€s, Nos. 5ool 2. ro 2. 5 r: .if . c<nrLry i.D€' -- .rdi!ee, ..oisj jd I O ton: rn' ,o!-rnd 0T6- s:. lb- -l-14< 6: tank onsine. T]]ese rc- for usc in t\e iraEtliai loratnc b-in, mc a f,urth.r 25 or the sa. o1a3s,r4 ldaod in 1924, b?.r beco:trins s.l:.c.t. 151ra. FolloE s tle ln:std G.12 l-crlind€r 2-1o-o tn !}dc€, 4. tle lsr butlr . rui;her !a+ch of ihtrry 2-10-2'! in 1930 (s.rl.c.r. ttuc)' ustne 3 crlind.F dd co'jls-te v:l€ eld as ia thc C.12!s. Xot to bc ontd.nc, tlo ilsaco-i,ofaine irilsy 4tuilt tbilt6or old co.rlourd 2-10-4 into 2-oylindar 2-1O-OT, in 1911, rot.t ins srt!!:tc4 boi1.r! dL! .lide v:Iw. cylirdcE ad thes€ *F, by st:raard6 of de3i6rl dd.ctlal !4Ls, t]tc .1Acst of tre 2-10-2T. .as s.x.c.i. l5lTB ttey slrived into the cally 195ors. tbc ?ads ceiniutu, dtscalains its doE cTotic tenaercica in the soti@ !o'e! l!re, -oo' do lvry of .. doz.b'-cyli!dc! t-10-2I fftD ^orret louFt I' 1928 (s.n.c.". '5rta), sil r:ib r:ror rodiri-11,@ o "r-rd..22 rr od rt - 1941-4? es s.N.c.F. ltlrQ. cbloaolosicallr" afier Esf's orisinal tvo ewires, a pltv.te raihay tn .rustlia, tle Buscr'tehlade! Eiserbah!, had tl3 ,€*t 2-10-2T, s@ six ersiles beirs b;it by Freitfierd, Ddek or ilaeue i! 1918. ?r!ic:}ly cdlsdorr, Fiii tbese' ratbe! qrylisirsfJ, fo@d ihe b:sts lor.he {o!1d,s oosi !@erous 2-10,2!. Becoal.A c_s.I. t24.ra1-6, tb. c16s, ritb detail nodifications, ed ouli:il)lied |y the c-s.l. util by 19i1 theF rere 1I5 @sues. L f!!the! J0 rere built io tb€ suE djensio's, btrl tith hrsh litcnod nor].r, slort chi@ey eic., by 1943, ylilst 20 Dore (c.s.D. se:t6€ 524.!) icleah.d_ ul,i dtne,sione a!!e@d tn 1944. 'ith tnother rtusilie ckss ms tle Siate R3i1!sr oeries 82, tyc do6! bcif,g built ln 1922-4 usi!6 toilers ad cylindcls siddald ailh tle 0-10-3 t€.d€r ihe s@eli'8, la*tng €4ines. I! Nocnt f4ous or 'asttaldr T]]iri[r, both chlono1osicallt ad qlttttarlvc]y, cee€ ce4aly. !o!sig, ia 1921. brift four squat sd Eassi€ lookins eneines fo! the ]lalbeE'tadt- rla.kenbulsB! risertab!, rith 3fi- 1:tE' yboels, 6ft. 6ins. ar@ter boiloH did €telins.oDe 1o8 to*. lot in !a.t eodaty? tlese hare beer tak€n ovet lrv tbe Tre relt tro )€a!s, 1922-1, saF tle buildins ot 45 wery ldae loc@otives for tle Passia eld cemd Slate RolEays, classes f.zo dd 95.0 tloud reiy 3ev rere d.1i?6rcd t L.P.E.v. colous. Ib {€et GeFsv'lhese sur vi@; as b;k6* .t aschaffertus util 1957-8, havina re!1sed tbc ravdi4 0-8-6-4T all€ts o! this dntr, dd 6de tlen Btt to Hof fo} siriler iuns. Tb€ nost llremus of tne e€ms 2-10-21, +be T.20's reE folloY.d rrv tblee "siaddar claseoe rhich, lBtrce, it@' only n3teEd helf the T.m total. Ftf,st of uF.c 85 c1-s 3-cylinde! Jo!c, ebose n&i- inely ras larsely stddad si'th i]le 44 c1-s 2-1o-o de Elos€ |oilc! ?:trs :1so .sod o' th6 62 c1a.3 4-6'4!, These sFnt nosi ol ihet! lo-'!d life on t\6 H,h1ed31 rr!e, io*irs orer sladieri: .3 3tce! G 1 i! 18 (5!i), uriil i! 1960 !t tne coryleto .1actlifioatton of tbio li!e.
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