Product Description
- In the pre-World War I era, Daimler-Motoren-Gesellschaft created the so-called Künchenwagen (mobile kitchen), taking into account the fact that when the heads of warlords visited military exercises, they often wanted to eat on the spot. Invented it.
- Two large refrigerated buckets were installed to store meat, butter, wine and beer, allowing for onboard cooking.
- The convoy accompanying the Künchenwagen included an escort vehicle for transporting 8 to 10 people.
- The seats could be removed from the car in a few simple steps and used as outdoor seating.
- Depending on the situation, it was possible to use the bench as a sleeper.
- Both trains were sold together under the name "Kitchen Train".
- This mobile kitchen was provided to Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany from around 1910 and was used in annual military exercises.
- Both cars were based on a 22/50 horsepower chassis.
- In addition to German Emperor Wilhelm II's ``Imperial Garage'', the Russian Emperor is also known to have purchased this vehicle combination.
- He used the two for personal use.
- This time we will introduce you to the Kunchenwagen.
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Product Specifications
- Item code
- 01020
- JAN code
- 4907981681685
Purchase Information
This item is limited to 1 per household.