Prvni Ceskomoravska Továrna na Stroje v Praze. First Bohemian-Mährische Maschinenfabrik in Prague. 37 folded picture panels with explanatory text. Lots in 2 illustrated OPapp folders (which are heavily loaded) with decorative Art Nouveau motif on the fronts. (Prague, around 1890). Neuner S. 498 (only 19 panels). – The panels, commented on by a text in Czech, German, French and English, show steam locomotives and coal containers with accompanying cross-sectional representation and dimensions. The first Bohemian-Mährische Maschinenfabrik was founded in 1871 and was established in 1928 in the important Czech machine factory CKD. Bohuslav Marik (1854-1919), who entered the company in 1877, developed the company into "the leading company of this kind in Bohemia" in various positions (see ÖBL VI, p. 92). In 1899 he brought his brother Václav (1849-1926) into the company and he founded the department for the construction of locomotives and Tendern. By 1917 nearly 700 locomotives and 250 tenders were built. "These were mainly high-speed train locomotives with steam preheaters, the use of which was a overthrow in the Austrian. Railway transport meant." (ÖBL VI, p. 92f.) The double sheets show on the left a view of photography, as well as on the right longitudinal and cross-section and basic plan as a technical drawing; among them technical information. – Tables clean and well preserved.