File:Metro de Paris - Ligne 7 - Porte d Italie.jpg

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Description	Français : Une rame de la ligne 7 du métro de Paris, France, à la station Porte d'Italie
Date	circa 1960 date QS:P,+1960-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source	Scan personnel (own work)
Author	Inconnu (unknown)

Materiel Sprague-Thomson (vert) Le matériel Sprague de la ligne 7 avait la particularité d'arborer des indicateurs de direction Villette / St. Gervais (Porte de la Villette et Pré-Saint-Gervais). Ces petits "vitraux" étaient de forme rectangulaire à l'extérieur des voitures et circulaire à l'intérieur. De plus, les motrices avaient un petit indicateur de direction juste au-dessus de la fenêtre du conducteur. Les motrices M4 vertes pour la ligne 7 étaient les suivantes : M.101 à 138, M.140 à 144, M.210, M.227 à 232, M.290 à 293, M.295 à 300, M.308 à 312, M.314, M.315, M.317 à 329, M.422 à 424 et quelques autres. De toutes ces motrices M4 ex ligne 7, seule la M.103 est conservée.

Date : vers 1957-60 : distributeurs de chewing-gum, plaque numérotée ronde sur la motrice, réclames Nescafé et PurOdor...

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