List of Chemins de Fer de l'État locomotives

The Chemins de Fer de l'État was one of the five main constituents of the Société Nationale des Chemins de fer Français (SNCF) at its creation in 1938.

It was formed in May 1878 from the merger of ten railway companies, not all of which had opened. In its initial renumbering of constituents' stock, the État renumbered its tender locomotives in the 2000 or 3000 block depending on the number of driving axles, and tank locomotives in 0200 and 0300 blocks. This scheme had to be abandoned in 1909 when the État bought the Chemins de Fer de l'Ouest in that year; as the enlarged État had by then too many tank locomotives for that scheme.

Locomotives from founding companies

Type État No.
(1878 series) 		État No.
(1909 series) 		SNCF No. Manufacturer
Serial numbers		 Year
made 		Quantity
made 		Year(s)
withdrawn 		Comments
Steam locomotives
C 3021–3036 030-141 – 030-156 — Graffenstaden 1865–68 16 1927–35 ex Charentes 1–16 [1]
B t 0208–0209 20-001 – 20-002 — L. Corpet 1870 2 ex Charentes 501–502 [2]
B t 0210–0211 — — L. Corpet 1870 2 ex Charentes 503–504 [2]
1B 2171–2183 120-501 – 120-513 — Graffenstaden 1870–71 13 1919–27 ex Charentes 101–113 [2]
B′B 0401 — — Fives-Lille 1868 1 1886 ex Charentes 401, exx CF Luxembourg, acquired 1872; Meyer locomotive[2]
1B 2141–2152 120-549 – 120-560 — Société Nouvelle des Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée 1873–74 12 1919–1929 ex Charentes 151–162 [2]
1B 2101–2111 120-571 – 120-581 — SACM 1874 11 1923–1929 ex Charentes 163–173 [2]
C 3121–3138 030-421 – 030-438 030.B.431 SACM (12)
Fives-Lille (6)		 1875–76 18 1929–? ex Charentes 51–68 [1]
1B 2112–2119 120-541 – 120-548 — SACM 1876 8 1923–1929 ex Charentes 174–181 [2]
B1 t 0201–0204 21-001 – 21-004 — Graffenstaden 1865 4 1910–17 ex Vendée 1–4 [3]
B′B′ 0402 — — Avonside Engine Co. 1870 1 1879 ex Vendée 5; double Fairlie locomotive [3]
C 3037–3060 030-011 – 030-028 3-030.A.14 – 28 Graffenstaden (8)
Ernest Goüin et Cie. (4)
Schneider et Cie. (8)
SACM (4)		 1871–78 24 ex Vendée 6–29; 6 rebuilt as 2-6-0s nos 3601–3606 [3]
1B 2001–2008 120-001 – 120-007 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. (4)
Schneider et Cie.		 1873–75 8 1919–34 ex Vendée 51–58; 2004 rebuilt as 2-4-2 [3]
1B 2201–2206 120-531 – 120-536 — Fives-Lille 1872 6 1916–1921 ex Orléans à Châlons-sur-Marne 1–6 [4]
1B 2207–2210 120-521 – 120-524 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. 1872 4 1910–21 ex Orleans à Châlons-sur-Marne 7–10 [4]
C 3001–3008 030-161 – 030-168 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. 1875–76 8 1919–28 ex Orléans à Châlons-sur-Marne 201–208 [4]
C 3161–3168 030-511 – 030-518 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. 1874 8 1919–1929 ex Orléans à Châlons-sur-Marne 301–308 [4]
C n2t 0306–0310 30-921 – 30-925 — Ateliers de Tubize 1872 5 1919–23 ex Orléans à Rouen 21–25 [4][5]
1B 2161–2167 — — Ateliers de Tubize 1872–74 7 1892 ex Orléans à Rouen 101–107 [6]
B t 0205–0207 — — Ateliers de Tubize 1872 3 1893–1907 ex Orléans à Rouen 118–120 [6]
C t 0314 30-501 L. Corpet 1870 1 1923 ex Orléans à Rouen 147 [6]
C 3181–3182 030-501 – 030-502 — Ateliers de Tubize 1874 2 1923–1927 Renumbered 3281–3282 in 1882; né Orléans à Rouen 201–202 [6]
C t 0311–0313 30-531 – 30-533 — L. Corpet 1875 3 1926–1928 ex Nantais 1–3 [7]
1B 2235–2236 — — Mulhouse Workshops 1854 2 1888–89 ex Nantais 10–11, né Est 227 and 234 [7]
1B 2231–2234 — — L. Corpet 1875 4 1894–95 ex Nantais 21–24 [7]
C 3009–3010 030-001 – 030-002 — L. Corpet 1876 2 1910–28 ex État 3101–3102, né Nantais 31–32 [7]
C n2t 0301–0305 30-911 – 30-915 — SACM 1876 5 1923–36 ex Maine-et-Loire à Nantes 1–5 [7][8]
C n2t 0315–0317 30-901 – 30-903 — Graffenstaden 1872 3 1920–23 ex Bordeux à La Sauve 1–3 [9][8]

Locomotives acquired 1878–1909

Type État No.
(1878 series) 		État No.
(1909 series) 		SNCF No. Manufacturer
Serial numbers		 Year
made 		Quantity
made 		Year(s)
withdrawn 		Comments
Steam locomotives
Railmotor 01–02 — — Fives-Lille 1879 2 1890–91 24-seat automotrice [10]
1B 2009–2099,
2500–2528 		120-021 – 120-118 3-120.A.24 – 116 Fives-Lille (60)
SACM (10)
Schneider et Cie. (50)		 1879–84 120 20 rebuilt as 2-4-2s [11]
C 3061–3100 030-031 – 030-078 3-030.A.31 – 78 Fives-Lille (15)
SACM (15)
Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (10)		 1879–80 40 3 rebuilt as 2-6-0s [12]
C t 0318–0322 30-511 – 30-515 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. 1874–78 5 1919–1932 ex Seudre 1–5, acquired 1880 [9]
1B 2028, 2080 120-011 – 120-012 — SACM (1)
Fives-Lille (1)		 1880 2 1928–30 [13]
C 3139–3160 030-481 – 030-498 — SACM 1880–82 22 4 rebuilt as 2-6-0 [14]
C 3500–3519 030-079 – 030-093 3-030.A.87 – 90 Société J. F. Cail & Cie. 1880 20 3 rebuilt as 2-6-0s [15]
C 3169–3206 030-441 – 030-477 030.B.472 SACM 1882 38 1 rebuilt as 2-6-0 [16]
C n2 3520–3569 030-101 – 030-130 3-030.A.115 – 123 Batignolles 1882–83 50 21 rebuilt as 2-6-0s [17]
C 3101–3104 030-521 – 030-524 — Schneider et Cie. 1883 4 1932 ex Alais – Rhône – Méditerranée 7–10, acquired 1883; other locomotives to Medoc (6) and PLM (2501–2505) [9]
D n2 4001–4040 040-001 – 040-040 — SACM 1883 40 1929–32 Sold to Algeria, became 040.451 – 040.490, then 4.B.451 – 490 [18]
1B n2t 0221–0230 21-901 – 21-910 — SACM 1885 10 1919–22 [19]
1′B1 2520 121-001 — (rebuilt) 1887 1 1927 [20]
1′B1 2691 121-202 — SACM 1889 1 1934 Exhibited at 1889 Paris Exposition [20]
1′B1 2602–2620 121-051 – 121-069 3-121.C.51 – 69 Fives-Lille (9)
Anciens Établissements Cail (10)		 1891–94 19 2609 Patay exhibited at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago, Illinois, USA [20]
C t 0323–0325 30-521 – 30-523 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. 1872 3 1919–22 ex Barbezieux à Châteauneuf-sur-Charente 1–3, acquired 1893 [9]
1B n2t 0231–0240 21-501 – 21-510 — Franco-Belge 1894 10 1922 [19]
1′B1 2004…2518 121-011 – 121-039 3-121.B.28 – 37 (rebuilt) 1894 20 [20]
1′B1 n2t 0241–0250 22-101 – 22-110 — Franco-Belge 1897 10 1926–30 [19]
2′B n4v 2701–2706 220-701 – 220-706 — SACM 1897 6 1925–32 [21]
2′B n2 2751–2754 220-011 – 220-014 — Schneider et Cie. 1898 4 1926–32 [21]
2′B n2 2851–2856 220-001 – 220-006 — Baldwin Locomotive Works 1899 6 1920–23 [21]
2′B n4v 2801–2705 220-801 – 220-805 — Baldwin Locomotive Works 1899–1900 5 1922–32 Vauclain compounds [21]
2′B1 n2 2901–2910 221-001 – 221-010 — Baldwin Locomotive Works 1900 10 1927–30 PLM bought identical locomotives [21]
2′C n4v 3701–3755 230-001 – 230-055 3-230.B.1 – 55 Fives-Lille (20)
SFCM (20)
Schneider et Cie (15)		 1901–09 55 [22]
1′C n2v 3601–3635 130-001 – 130-035 SFCM (20)
Tours Workshops (15)		 1903–05 35 [23]
Railmotor 0101–0102 11.001 – 11.002 — Purrey 1904 2 1919 36-seat automotrice [10]
2′B1 n4v 2951–2960 221-101 – 221-110 3-221.A.101 – 110 SFCM 1905 10 Based on PO 3000-series [12]
1′C 3301–3320 130-501 – 130-520 — Fives-Lille (5)
État Workshops (15)		 1906–11 20 [24]
2′C n4v 3801–3840 230-801 – 230-883 3-230.G.801 – 883 Fives-Lilles (10)
SFCM (41)
Franco-Belge (10)
Schneider et Cie. (22)		 1908–12 83 ?–1960 “Panamas”; copies of PO 4000-series [25][26]

Locomotives acquired from the Chemin de fer de l’Ouest in 1909

Type Ouest No. État No.
(1909 series) 		SNCF No. Manufacturer
Serial numbers		 Year
made 		Quantity
made 		Year(s)
withdrawn 		Comments
Steam locomotives
1A1 n2t 0105–0137 12.001 – 12.014 — Alcard, Buddicom & Cie. 1843–44 (14) [27]
1B 321–327 120-701 – 120-705 — Etab. Cavé 1849 7 1909–11 [28]
1B t 329–336, 352–362 21-561 – 21-573 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. 1849–56 20 1912–23 [27]
C n2 1471–1522 030-201 – 030-251 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (42)
Parent & Schaken (10)		 1852–60 52 [29]
B1 270 021-001 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. 1853 1 1913 [28]
B1 281–311 021-501 – 021-529 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. (17)
Alcard, Buddicom & Cie. (14) 		1853–56 29 1909–16 [30]
B1 201–252 021-051 – 083 — Alcard, Buddicom & Cie. (26)
Sotteville Workshops (7) 		1855–67 33 1909–17 [28]
1B 337–348 120-711 – 120-720 — Ernest Goüin et Cie. 1856 12 1909–12 [31]
C n2 1431–1446 030-401 – 030-413 — Alcard, Buddicom & Cie. 1857 13 1912–19 [32]
C n2 1541–1575 030-261 – 030-295 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (15)
Ernest Goüin et Cie. (20)		 1857–58 35 1913–36 [33]
1B n2t 1-40,
51–150,
41–50 		21-601 – 21-730 — Fives-Lille (16)
Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (46)
Parent et Schaken (6)
Graffenstaden (8)
StEG (10)
Kitson & Co. (20)
SACM (30)
Alcard, Buddicom & Cie.(10)		 1858–93 150 “Bicyclettes” [34]
C n2 1601–1701 030-301 – 030-392 030.B.358 – 392 Ernest Goüin et Cie. (29)
Schneider et Cie. (72)		 1860–67 92 “Mammouth” [35]
1B 381–400 120-731 – 120-748 — Alcard, Buddicom & Cie. 1860 20 1912–29 [36]
C n2t 1011–1114 30-601 – 30-704 3-030.TA.607 – 698 Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (6)
Ernest Goüin et Cie. (18)
Graffenstaden (8)
Fives-Lille (6)
SACM (71)
CF Ouest (4)		 1861–84 114 [37]
B1 401…423 021-011 – 021-026 — (rebuilt) 1866–74 16 1909–22 rebuilt from 0-6-0s [28]
1B 744–897 120-751 – 120-881 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (13)
FCM (12)
Ernest Goüin et Cie. (34)
CF Ouest (3)
Graffenstaden (54)
André Koechlin & Cie. (26)
F&CO (3)		 1862–75 145 318–320 [38]
B n2t 20-011 – 20-013 — J. Voruzaine 1867 3 1916 né Vitre à Fougeres 1–3 [27]
C n2 1904–2204 030-531 – 030-860 3-030.C.533 – 860 Fives-Lille (34)
F&CO (20)
Graffenstaden (30)
Schneider et Cie. (42)
Claparède (25)
SACM (81)
Ernest Goüin et Cie. (41)
Batignolles (10)
Wiener Neustädt (50)
Franco-Belge (6)		 1867–85 339 [39]
C n2t 1372–1373 30-021 – 30-022 — Graffenstaden 1869 2 1916 né Magny à Chars 1–2 [40]
C n2t 1374–1383 30-051 – 30-060 — Schneider et Cie. 1868–69 10 1913–37 né Orléans à Rouen 1–10 [41][40]
C n2t 1384–1397 30-061 – 30-074 — Fives-Lille (9)
Société J. F. Cail & Cie. (5)		 1869–75 14 1912–26 né Orléans à Rouen 51–64 [42][40]
C n2t 1401 30-001 — Société J. F. Cail & Cie. 1872 1 1910 né Lisieux à Orbec 1 [40]
C n2t 1412–1416 30-011 – 30-015 — Fives-Lille 1872 6 1913–32 né Alencon à Conde 1–6 [40]
1B 707–743 120-901 – 120-937 3-120.A.909 Ernest Goüin et Cie. (27)
SACM (10)		 1877–78 37 1924–36 one stored for preservation, but destroyed in 1944 [43]
1′B1 n2t 191–198 22-001 – 22-008 — Fives-Lille 1878 8 1912–20 “Pilotes” [40]
1B t 317 21-521 — Schneider et Cie. 1878 1 1910 né Mezidon à Dives 11 [27]
2′B n2 636–706 220-201 – 220-271 — Batignolles (18)
Saint-Léonard (5)
Sharp, Stewart & Co. (12)
Neilson & Co. (20)
SACM (16)		 1880–85 71 1918–31 rebuilt from 2-4-0s [44]
C n2t 3001–3031 30-301 – 30-331 3-030.TB.301 – 331 Sotteville Workshops (1)
Schneider et Cie. (15)
Anciens Établissements Cail (15)		 1883–84 31 [45]
C n2t 3501–3602 30-101 – 30-202 3-030.TB.101 – 200 Fives-Lille (20)
Franco-Belge (32)
Batignolles (15)
SACM (15)
Anciens Établissements Cail (5)
Sotteville Workshops (5)		 1884–98 102 “Boers”; not renumbered in order [46]
B n2t M.1 – M.3 M.1 – M.3 L. Corpet 1886 3 Works locomotives with vertical boilers [47]
2′B n2 621–635 220-101 – 220-114 — Fives-Lille 1888 15 1925–30 rebuilt from 2-4-0s; CFO 624 exhibited at the 1889 Paris Exposition [48]
2′B n2 939–998 220-301 – 220-360 — Schneider et Cie. (38)
Franco-Belge (12)
SACM (2)
CF Ouest (2)		 1888–97 2 not renumbered in order [49]
C n2 2245–2269 030-861 – 030-885 3-030.D.861 – 885 Batignolles (15)
Franco-Belge (10)		 1891–92 25 1934–1961 [50]
2′B n4v 501–502 220-501 – 220-502 — SACM 1894 2 1927–28 [51]
2′C n2 2301–2302 230.991 – 230.992 — Schneider et Cie. 1897 2 1933–34 [52]
2′C n2 2303–2304 230.993 – 230.994 — Schneider et Cie. 1897 2 1928–34 [52]
2′B n4v 503–562 220-503 – 220-562 220.B.503 – 562 SACM (20)
Wiener Neustädt (30)
Sotteville Workshops (10)		 1898–1901 60 [53]
2′C n4v 2501–2540 230-101 – 230-140 3-230.A.101 – 140 SACM (10)
Fives-Lille (15)
Batignolles (15)		 1899–1902 40 [54]
2′C n2t 3701–3745 32-001 – 32-045 3-230.TA.1 – 45 Fives-Lille (10)
Schneider et Cie. (15)
StEG (20)		 1897–1901 45 Temporarily renumbered État 0701–0745 [5]
1′C n2v 2305–2314 130-601 – 130-610 3-130.B.602 – 608 (rebuilt) (1907–08) 10 rebuilt by Ouest from 0-6-0 locomotives in 1930 – 2148 series [55]
2′C n4v 2541–2570 230-141 – 230-320 3-230.D.141 – 320 Schneider et Cie. (53)
Batignolles (36)
Franco-Belge (35)
SACM (17)
SFCM (21)
Fives-Lille (18)		 1909–11 180 [56]
2′C n4v 2701–2818 230-501 – 230-618 3-230.C.501 – 618 Sotteville Workshops (20)
Batignolles (15)
Fives-Lille (15)
SFCM (20)
Borsig (25)
Henschel & Sohn (23)		 1901–08 118 three rebuilt as 230.M [57]
2′C h4v 2819–2820 230-619 – 230-705 3-230.F.619 – 705 Henschel & Sohn (2)
SFCM (50)
Fives-Lille (35)		 1908–12 87 four rebuilt as 230.M [58]
2′C1′ n4v 2901–2902 231-001 – 231-002 — Sotteville Workshops 1908 2 1928 Temporarily renumbered État 6001–6002 [52]
1′D n2v 4501–4530 140-001 to 140-030 3-140.A.1 – 30 Henschel & Sohn 1908 30 1935–1944 [59]
1′C1′ n4vt 3801–3850 32-501 – 32-620 3-131.TA.501 – 620 SACM (20)
SFCM (50)
Fives-Lille (30)
Franco-Belge (20)		 1908–11 120 Temporarily renumbered État 0801–0870 [60]
Electric locomotives
Bo′Bo′ 5001, 5003,
5004, 5010 		(same) — SEECF 1900 4 by 1938 500 hp 600 V; Brown Boveri electrical equipment [61]
Bo′Bo′ 5005–5009, (same) — SEECF 1900 5 by 1938 500 hp 600 V; Thomson and Westinghouse electrical equipment [61]

Locomotives acquired 1909–1938

Type État No.
(1909 series) 		SNCF No. Manufacturer
Serial numbers		 Year
made 		Quantity
made 		Year(s)
withdrawn 		Comments
Steam locomotives
2′C1′ n4v 231-011 – 231-060 3-231.B.11 – 60 Fives-Lille (20)
Schneider et Cie. (20)
SFCM (10)		 1910 50 “Dieppoises”; first 40 ordered as Ouest 6501–6540 [62]
1′C n2v 130-611 – 130-640 3-130.C.614 – 639 (rebuilt) (1911–12) 30 1931–1950 Rebuilt by État from 0-6-0 locomotives in 030-531 – 030-860 series [55]
2′C n2 230-321 – 230-370 3-230.D.232, 341, 365 North British Loco. Co. 1911 50 1932–1945 Copies of Highland Railway Castle Class [63]
2′C 230-371 – 230-385 3-230.H.371 – 385 SACM 1912 15 1955–58 Mixed traffic version of “Jocondes” [64]
2′C h4 230-781 – 230-800 3-230.J.781 – 800 SACM 1912 20 1953–1956 “Jocondes”; six rebuilt to 230.L [65]
1′D h2 140-101 – 140-370 3-140.C.101 – 370 SACM (20)
Schneider et Cie. (25)
Fives-Lille (25)
North British Loco. Co. (180)
Nasmyth, Wilson & Co. (20)		 1913–20 270 70 more built for the French Army; half went to the Est, half to the PLM [66]
D n2t 40-001 – 40-143 3-040.TA.1 – 143 ANF Industrie (47)
Schneider et Cie. (50)
Fives-Lille (40)
Sotteville (6)		 1914–22 143 1959–1971 [67]
2′C1′ h4v 231-501 – 231-783 3-231.C.501 – 783 Fives-Lille (54)
Batignolles-Châtillon (140)
North British Loco. Co. (45)
Schneider et Cie (50)		 1914–21 284 Also classes 231.D, E, F, G, H and J. [68]
1′D h2 140-501 – 140-600,
140-1001 – 140-1045 		3-140.A.501 – 600,
1001 – 1045 		American Locomotive Company 1918 145 1944–1960 “Bossues”; reclassified as 140.H in 1948 [69][70]
1′D h2 140-1101 – 140-1510 3-140.B.1101 – 1510 Baldwin Locomotive Works 1917–19 410 1920–1953 “Pershing”. 36 to Algeria (1938–1941); 48 lost in World War II; 70 to Région Est as 1-140.B.321–390; remaining locos reclassified 140.G in 1947. [71]
2′B n2 221-901 – 221-909 SACM (2)
Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe (7)		 (1892–96) (9) 1924–33 ex Baden II c, received as war reparations [72]
2′C n4v 230-901 – 230-913 — Grafenstaden (1)
Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe (12)		 (1894–1900) (13) 1929–37 ex Baden IV e, received as war reparations [26]
2′B1 n4v 221-901 – 221-910 — J. A. Maffei (8)
Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe (2)		 (1902–05) (10) 1929–34 ex Baden II d, received as war reparations [72]
1′C1′ n4v 131-901 — Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe (1912) (1) 1932 ex Baden IV g, received as war reparations [55]
1′C1′ h2t 32-901 – 32-915 3-131.TB.901 – 915 Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe (6)
Arnold Jung Lokomotivfabrik (9)		 (1916–18) (15) ex Baden VI c, received as war reparations [73]
D n2t 40-901 – 40-902 — Maschinenbau-Gesellschaft Karlsruhe (1918) (2) 1936 ex Baden X b, received as war reparations [74]
C n2 030-901 – 030-912 030.A.902 – 911 J. A. Maffei (10)
Krauss (2)		 (1885–94) (12) ex Bavarian C IV (030-910, compound; remainder simple); received as war reparations [50]
2′C n4v 230-914 – 230-930 3-230.E.914 – 930 J. A. Maffei (1896–1901) (17) ex Bavarian C V, received as war reparations [75]
1′D n2 140-901 – 140-907 — Krauss (1896–1901) (7) c.1930 ex Bavarian E I, received as war reparations [76]
1′D n4v 140-906 — Baldwin Locomotive Works (1899) (1) c.1930 ex Bavarian E I, Vauclain compound, received as war reparations [76]
2′C n4v 230-931 – 230-942 2-230.E.933 – 941 J. A. Maffei (1905–07) (12) ex Bavarian P 3/5 N, received as war reparations [75]
2′C1′ h4v 231-981 – 231-996 231.A.981 – 996 J. A. Maffei (1908–13) (16) 1945–51 ex Bavarian S 3/6, received as war reparations [77]
1′D h4v 140-908 – 140-955 3-140.D.906 – 955 J. A. Maffei,
Krauss		 (1915–19) (48) 1937–51 ex Bavarian G 4/5 H, received as war reparations [78]
2′C h2 230-943 – 230-959 3-230.E.934 – 958 (various) (1908–18) (17) ex Prussian P 8, received as war reparations. 3-230.E.943 renumbered 1-230.F.343 in 1946 [75]
D h2 040-901 – 040-941 040.B.901 – 941 (various) (1913–18) (41) ex Prussian G 8.1, received as war reparations; reclassified 040.D in 1948 [79]
1′D1′ h2t 42-901 – 42-923 3-131.TA.901 – 923 Henschel & Sohn (1)
Hohenzollern (9)
Union Giesserei (13)		 (1915–18) (23) ex Prussian T 14, received as war reparations; 15 to Région Est as 1-141.TA.301 – 323; 3 sold to industry [80]
B′B n4v 040-942 – 040-944 — Sächsische Maschinenfabrik (1899–1903) (3) 1935–38 Ex Saxon I V, received as war reparations [77]
E h2t 50-901 – 50-912 050.TA.901 – 912 Sächsische Maschinenfabrik (1910–19) (12) ex Saxon XI HT, received as war reparations [47]
2′C h2 230-960 – 230-984 3-230.E.960 – 984 Sächsische Maschinenfabrik (1910–18) (25) (1948) ex Saxon XII H2, received as war reparations [81]
1′C1′ h2t 32-916 – 32-923 3-131.TC.916 – 923 Sächsische Maschinenfabrik (1917–18) (8) ex Saxon XIV HT, received as war reparations [73]
2′C nv 230-985 – 230-986 — Maschinenfabrik Esslingen (1900–02) (2) ex Württemberg D, received as war reparations [75]
E n4v 050-901 – 050-903 — Maschinenfabrik Esslingen (1905) (3) 1932–37 ex Württemberg H, received as war reparations [82]
2′B h2 220-910 – 220-912 — Maschinenfabrik Esslingen (1908–09) (3) ex Württemberg ADh, received as war reparations [72]
2′C1′ h4v 231-997 – 231-999 — Maschinenfabrik Esslingen (1909–14) (3) 1937 ex Württemberg C, received as war reparations [77]
D h2t 40-903 — Maschinenfabrik Esslingen (1917) (1) 1924 ex Württemberg T 6, received as war reparations; sold to contractor in 1924 [74]
1′D1′ h2 141-001 – 141-250 3-141.B.1 – 250 Schneider et Cie. (190)
SACM (60)		 1921–23 250 Also class 141.C, D and E [83]
1′D1′ h2t 42-001 – 42-020 3-141.TC.1 – 20 Fives-Lille 1923 20 [74]
2′D1′ h4v 241-001 – 241-049 3-241.A.1 – 49 Fives-Lille (29)
SFCM (10)
Batignolles-Châtillon (10)		 1931–35 49 1959–1963 Identical to Est 241.002 – 241.041; 10 to Région Est in 1938 as 1-241.A.108 – 137, renumbered 1-241.A.42 – 51. Région Ouest locomotives renumbered 3-241.A.301 – 339; to Est 1946–1949 as 1-241.A.52 – 90 in order of works visit. [84]
1′D1′ h3t 42-101 – 42-140 3-141.TD.101 – 140 Schneider et Cie. (20)
Batignolles-Châtillon (20)		 1932 40 Copies of Est 141.701 – 141.742 [85]
2′D1′ h3 241-101 3-241.B.101 Fives-Lille 1932 1 Prototype “Super Mountain”; rebuilt to 242.A.1 in 1940 [86]
1′B1 121-401 – 121-410 3-121.A.401 – 410 SACM (6)
Ivry Worksops (2)
Sharp, Stewart & Co. (1)
Carel Frères (1)		 (1876–84) (10) ex PO 275…400, acquired 1934 with lines in Brittany [48]
D n2 40-401 – 40-405 040.A.401 – 406 Ivry Workshops (4)
Périgueux Workshops (2)		 (1868–72) (6) ex PO; acquired in 1934 with lines in Brittany [79]
C n2t 30-401 – 30-410 3-030.TC.401 – 410 Batignolles (1)
Franco-Belge (7)
Ivry Workshops (2) 		(1891–95) (10) ex PO 2174…2199, acquired in 1934 with lines in Brittany [87]
1′D1′ h2 141-401 – 141-416 3-141.A.401 – 406 Alco (1918) 16 ex PO 5811–5826 acquired 1934 with lines in Brittany; to Région Sud-Ouest in 1947 as 4-141.B.811 – 826 [88]
2′C h2 230-401 – 230-441 3-230.K.401 – 441 SACM (1922) (41) ex PO 4271–4311, acquired 1934 with lines in Brittany; surviving locomotives transferred back to Région Sud-Ouest as 230.G using the last three digits of their PO number [89]
1′D1′ h2t 42.401 – 42-407 3-141.TB.401 – 407 Batignolles (6)
SACM (1)		 (1921–22) (7) ex PO 5665…5707, acquired in 1934 with lines in Brittany [80]
2′C1′ n4v 231-401 to 231-420 231.C.401 – 420 Batignolles-Châtillon (1921–22) (20) ex PO 3641–3660, acquired in 1934 with lines in Brittany. SNCF classes C, D, F, G, and H [90]
2′C2′ n2t 81–93 3-232.TA.81 – 93 SFCM 1909 13 ex Ceinture, same numbers; acquired 1934 upon dissolution of the Syndicat [47]
(C1′)(1′C) n4v 6001–6038 3-031.130.TA.1 – 38 Batignolles (32)
SA John Cockerill (6)		 1910–12 34 ex Ceinture, same numbers; acquired 1934 upon dissolution of the Syndicat [91]
1′E h3 150-001 – 150-010 3-150.A.1 – 10 Fives-Lille 1936 10 1944/57–59 Identical to Est 150.001 – 150.195; to Région Est in 1949 as 1-150.E.196 – 203 [82]
2′C h2 230-491 – 230-498 3-230.K.491 – 498 Périgueux Workshops (4)
Tours Workshops (4)		 (1911–13) 8 1944–58 ex PO-Midi, acquired in 1937 [89]
Electric locomotives
Bo′Bo′ 6001–6030 BB 811–840 Schneider / Thomson-Houston 1922 30 1100 hp 700 V Third rail, rebuilt for dual voltage (1500 V overhead) and renumbered BB 011 – 840 [92]
2′Do2′ 2D2 501 – 523 2D2 5401 – 5423 Fives-Lille / CEM 1936–37 23 4160 hp 1500 V overhead, Buchli drive; based on PO 503–537 [93]
Bo′Bo′ BB 101 – 145 BB 901 – 935 Alsthom 1936–37 35 1956 hp 1500 V overhead; based on Midi 4700 series [93]

Preserved locomotives

Image État No. Series SNCF No. UIC
type 		Manufacturer Serial No. Date Notes
 — 12-010 12-001 – 12-014 1A1 n2 Alcard, Buddicom & Cie. 33 1844 ex Ouest 0133 Saint-Pierre; rebuilt from 2-2-2T in 1945. Static display, Cité du train, Mulhouse [27]
 30-628 30-601 – 30-704 3-030.TA.628 C n2t Fives-Lille 1945 1873 ex Ouest 1038 Glos-Montford; Cité du train, Mulhouse [94]
 40-137 40-001 – 40-143 3-040.TA.137 D n2t ANF 142 1922 Preserved by AJECTA at the Musée vivant du chemin de fer, Longueville, Seine-et-Marne, Monument historique [94]
40-141 40-001 – 40-143 3-040.TA.141 D n2t Sotteville Workshops 64 1922 [94]
 42-019 40-001 – 42-020 3-141.TC.19 1′D1′ h2t Fives-Lille 4328 1923 Preserved by AJECTA at the Musée vivant du chemin de fer, Longueville, Seine-et-Marne, Monument historique [94]
 120-036 120-021 – 120-118 3-120.A.36 1B n2 Schneider et Cie. 2122 1882 ex État 2029 Parthenay; static exhibit, Cité du train, Mulhouse [13]
 030-815 030-501 – 030-860 3-030.C.815 C n2t Wiener Neustädt 2543 1881 ex Ouest 2199; preserved at Cité du train, Mulhouse [95]
 030-841 030-501 – 030-860 3-030.C.841 C n2t SACM (Graffenstaden) 3376 1883 ex Ouest 2224; preserved at Canadian Railway Museum, Delson, Quebec, Canada [95]
230-531 230–501 – 230-618 3-230.C.531 2′C n4v Batignolles 1541 1904 ex Ouest 2731; preserved at Villeneuve-Saint-Georges [96]
 231-558 231-501 – 231-783 3-231.G.558 2′C1′ h4v Batignolles-Châtillon 57 1921 Monument historique [97]
 140-231 140-101 – 140-370 3-140.C.231 1′D h2 North British Loco. Co. 21376 1916 Preserved with tender 18.C.482 by AJECTA at the Musée vivant du chemin de fer, Longueville, Seine-et-Marne, Monument historique [98]
 140-287 140-101 – 140-370 3-140.C.287 1′D h2 North British Loco. Co. 21642 1917 Static display with tender 18.B.513 at Château de la Ferté, La Ferté-Saint-Aubin [7]
 140-313 140-101 – 140-370 3-140.C.313 1′D h2 North British Loco. Co. 21650 1917 Static display, Reims railway station [99]
140-314 140-101 – 140-370 3-140.C.314 1′D h2 North British Loco. Co. 21651 1917 Preserved by the Chemin de fer touristique du Vermandois (CFVT) and is used on its line.[99]
 140-344 140-101 – 140-370 3-140.C.344 1′D h2 North British Loco. Co. 21581 1917 Cité du train, Mulhouse [99]
 141-100 141-001 – 141-250 3-141.C.100 1′D1′ h2 Schneider et Cie. 3729 1920 Monument historique [100]
 241-001 241-001 – 241-049 3-241.A.1
3-241.A.301
1-241.A.65 		2′D1′ h4v Fives-Lille 4714 1931 Preserved in working order in Switzerland [88]

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