Faun

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US Faun LK5 crane

Captured U.S. Faun LK5 crane

Wehrmacht rail engineers with Faun LK5 crane

Eisenbahntruppen using Faun LK 5 crane

Faun LK5 crane in action

Faun LK 5 crane and Eisenbahnpioniere in action

Faun LK 5 heavy crane

Faun LK 5 heavy crane on pontoon bridge

Faun LK5 crane 3

Faun LK5 crane on rails

Faun ZR 1945

Faun ZR Winter 1945

Faun ZRS as auxiliary locomotive

Faun ZRS WH1158152 on rails

Faun ZR Eastern Front

German heavy wheeled tractor Faun ZR Eastern Front

Faun ZR

Wheeled prime mover Faun ZR

The company Faun emerged in 1919 from the vehicle factories Ansbach and the Nuremberg company Faun and called itself “Fahrzeugfabriken Ansbach und Nürnberg”, in short “FAUN”. From 1920 the name Faun Werke AG was used. Truck production began with 3 to 5-ton trucks, which were optionally available as electric vehicles. From 1926 Nuremberg was the sole production site of Faun. In the thirties, mainly Maybach engines were used. Municipal vehicles were already offered in the thirties and exported to many European countries.