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The first steam locomotives in Finland were imported from the Canada Works in Birkenhead, England; six 4-4-0 tender locomotives were bought and given the class designation A1, the first into was named "Ilmarinen". The first Finnish locomotive was the Finnish Steam Locomotive Class A5. It was a 4-4-0 tender locomotive built in 1874 to a similar design as the A3 class, that were imported from Dübs and Co. Scotland (A3 Class) More 4-4-0 tender locomotives (class A4) came from Baldwin locomotive works in America for the private Hanko–Hyvinkää railway between 1872-3. followed by further imported machines from G. Sigl locomotive works in Wiener Neustadt in Austria (class A6) Sigl, Swiss Locomotive and Machine Works and Hanomag
1874