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In 1915 ALCO manufactured 15, 2-6-2 steam locomotives for Serbia (Alco 55448/15 - Alco 55462/15). Delivery process was very difficult because of the First world war, and the locomotives were delivered to the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (known from 1929 known as Kingdom of Yugoslavia) in 1918. All were withdrawn in the 1950s.
According to the available sources here, the locomotives 'belong to the standard ALCO steam loco type'. Any information available from your side?
Any details are appreciated!
Thank you and regards from Zagreb, Croatia
toma
I don't know if you located this information, but here is a link:
North American Steam Locomotive Information
www.steamlocomotive.com
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