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This is a book of Japan-built steam locomotives, including Japanese national railways and private railways, mainland China, Korea, Taiwan, South Sakhalin, Thailand, South America and India. It is the history of industrial technology of Japan-built steam locomotives of all gauges. 256 photographs, 75 completion drawings, 76 assembly drawings, 265 tables.The explanation of each type is the main, and the list of the main types is also posted.
257~182mm 256page ISBN978-4-905659-20-4

Contents;
yPart 1zJapanese-built Steam Locomotives around the World.
PrefaceFBuilders-origin Locomotives prior to the Nationalization.
Section 1FBuilders-origin Locomotives for Overseas and Private 3ft-6in Gauge.
Section 2FIGR/JNR-origin Locomotives for Overseas and Private Railways.
Section 3FBuilders-origin Locomotives for 4ft-8in1/2 Gauge.
Section 4FBuilders-origin Locomotives for 4ft-6in Gauge.
Section 5FBuilders-origin Locomotives for Meter Gauge.
Section 6FLocomotives of South Manchuria Railway, 1906-1917.
Section 7FLocomotives of South Manchuria Railway, 1918-1932.
Section 8FLocomotives of South Manchuria Railway, 1933-1935.
Section 9FLocomotives of South Manchuria Railway, 1936-1945.
Section 10FExport Locomotives developed by South Manchuria Railway.
Section 11FLocomotives of Korean Government Railway, 1897-1924.
Section 12FLocomotives of Korean Government Railway, 1925-1945.

yPart 2zDetailed Analysis for IGR/JNR Steam Locomotives.
Section 1FDevelopment of Express Passenger Engines.
Section 2FDevelopment of Heavy Freight & Banking Engines.
Section 3FDevelopment of Medium/Small-sized Engines.
Section 4FGas Circuit, Steam Circuit & Wheel Balancing.
Section 5FSeverely Restricted Axle Load.
Section 6FLocomotive Improvements in their Working Fields.
Section 7FLong Drag-Testing Course for Locomotives on the Sanyo Mainline.

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* North-East Asian railway network in the end of 1920s.
* Japanese-built Locomotives for Indian Subcontinent - Classes WG, YG, YM, YL, ZP and ZD.
* Works Numbers of Ex-SMR Mikai Class as the greatest number Japanese-built locomotives -.
* Works Numbers of Ex-SMR Pashiro, Pashisa (II) and Mikaro Classes.
* Works Numbers of Ex-Korean Government Railway Tehoro, Pashishi and Mikasa Classes.
* C51 vs. C53 - Which is suitable Pacific for Super-Express "Tsubame" ?
* Long or Medium? Length of Smoke and Flue tubes of C59 Pacifics.
* Roots of "Large Engine Policy" in Japanese Government Railway.
* Rebuilding of Class C56 Moguls -3ft6in gauge to 3ft 3-1/2in (Metre) gauge.

|Data Files.|
1FSorting of Class D50 Mikado Locomotives concerning their Details.
2FSorting of Class D51 Mikado Locomotives built in the WW2 Era.










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