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215: 22: 119: 191:, marine engines, architectural support structures and equipment for amusement park rides. In 1872, he introduced the "Straßenlokomotive" (road locomotive), that looked like a steam roller and was put to use as a 153:, but later moved to Berlin where, in 1844, he established a small factory for the construction of printing presses. In 1846, he founded a second factory in Vienna. 316: 421: 411: 406: 184:
and, by 1867, was its owner. It became the largest factory of its kind in the Empire and, by 1870, had produced its 1000th locomotive.
372: 416: 401: 177: 228: 86: 58: 356: 329: 298: 105: 202:, Sigl lost all of his holdings except his original Vienna factory. The Wiener Neustädter Lokomotivfabrik became a 65: 43: 72: 321: 203: 39: 54: 32: 246: 157: 396: 391: 165: 130: 369: 8: 250: 138: 79: 352: 325: 294: 270: 169: 173: 161: 286: 376: 340: 334: 310: 385: 214: 199: 181: 235: 219: 351:
Festschrift vom 120. Todesjahr. Bezirksmuseum Alsergrund, Wien 2007,
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In addition to the locomotive trade, his factories also produced
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Schriftenreihe internationales Archiv für Lokomotivgeschichte
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Breitenfurt bei Wien
Vienna
mechanical engineer
locksmith
Währinger Straße
steam locomotives
SStB – Gutenberg
two-stroke
Siegfried Marcus
Wiener Neustädter Lokomotivfabrik
Creditanstalt
oil presses
tow truck
Panic of 1873
public company

Carl Tietz
Honorary Citizen of Vienna

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