According to the schewe Panzerjager-Abteilung 654 war diary, this Tiger, code '223' was reported abandoned near Tostes, 5 km east of Elbeuf, on the 24th August, 1944. This photo was taken on August 30 by Lieutenant Aikman, a Canadian photographer.

Abandoned Tiger

A WSS officer of the 2nd SS Pz. Div. "Das Reich", from the turrent of his Panther Ausf. D, signaling other Panthers to press there attack. Operation Citadel, July-August 1943.
(Bundesarchiv Bild 101III-Merz-023-22)

Panthers Forward!

Another photo by Lt. Aikman also taken at Tostes, near Elbeuf on August 30, 1944, this time showing a SdKfz 4/1. Quoting the RAF Bombing Analysis Unit report concerning the wooded area between Tostes and Lery: 'there was a big collection of vehicles here from August 20 onwards but various attacks on August 22 and 23 did little damage. Less than 100 abandoned vehicles were in this area'.  
      A small number considering that the most important crossing-point on the Seine was the pontoon bridge at Le Bas de Poses, 18km upstream from Elbeuf, which is believed to have transported up to 16.000 vehicles and 100.000 men safely across between August 19-24.