Steam Locomotive Information

Posted: Dec 14, 2020 @ 13:12:19 by Dale W Fickés
Tyb-1221 originally produced for the Opalenitzer Kleinbahn as their No. 6 Kaiserhof, later No. 6 Duszniki. In 1949 it joined the PKP fleet, again at Opalenica, as PKP-B: Txb2-1221 and in 1951 moved to Elk where, in 1961, it was renumbered Tyb4-1221. It went on to Biala Podlaska in 1968 and Mlawa from 1971 but in 1972 was conveyed and put on display (alongside six other narrow-gauge locomotives) in the grounds of a former Friedrich Lead and Silver Mine, at the Open Air Museum of Steam Machines (Skansen Maszyn Parowych), Szczesc Boze 81, 42-600 Tarnowskie Góry, Silesia

Wheel Arrangement Information
Whyte:	0-6-2T	UIC:	C1'
French:	031	Name:
T:	Tank Engine
Example:	OOOo
Wikipedia Article

Abbreviation	Expansion	English
¹ PKP	Polskie Koleje Panstwowe	Polish State Railways


PKP¹ (Opalenitzer Kleinbahn) 0-6-2T No. Tyb4-1221 (6 'Kaiserhof') Tarnowskie Góry, Silesia, Poland	Location: Open Air Museum of Steam Machines Status: Display