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of Rubbestadneset, Norway
Wichmann diesel engines were made by M. Haldorsen & Sønner Motorfrabrikk. The company was started by Martines Haldorsen in Rubbestadneset. His son, Haldor Andreas Haldorsen constructed the first engine, a single-cylinder 2 hp two-stroke engine in 1903.
The factory was sold to the Finnish group Wärtsilä in 1986.
For more information, see Wikipedia entry.