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Deutsch: Märklin: Stehende Dampfmaschine; stahlblau patinierter Messing-Siederohr-Kessel, feststehender Zylinder, Rundschiebersteuerung; Dampfpfeife, Sicherheitsventil, Ablasshahn, Wasserstandsglas; Armaturen vernickelt; lackierter Eisengusssockel, Schwungrad 9 cm, Kessel 7,5 cm, ca 1909
English: Model Steam machinery, a engine.
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Media of the day This file was selected as the media of the day for 14 September 2015. It was captioned as follows:
English: Märklin model steam engine 1909, in function.
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Čeština: Hračka - funkční model parního stroje vyrobený firmou Märklin v roce 1909.
English: Märklin model steam engine 1909, in function.
中文(简体):蒸汽机

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