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J. F. Cail and Co

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1872. Cuban sugar factory.
1872.
1872.

J. F. Cail et Cie of France

Established by Jean-François Cail in Paris.

Mechanical and structural engineers, producing a wide range of equipment including centrifugal fans and sugar mill machinery [1].

Information on Cail's factories and products here (in French).

1879 Description of Lamm and Francq's fireless locomotive, made by Cail for use on a small local line from Rueil to Marly-le-Roi.[2] [3]

1880s photo of Cail steam excavator here.

1886 Description and drawing of six-coupled tank locomotive constructed by Cail and Co. for the Western Railway of France, and shown at the 1885 Antwerp Exhibition.[4]


See Also

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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ 1872 image.
  2. ↑ Engineering 1879/10.17
  3. ↑ Engineering 1879/11/07
  4. ↑ Engineering 1886/01/22
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