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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 22 (1876) (1876)

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The fire was built in a large tube passing through the exhaust steam upon it. From the receiver the steam and machines of Stephenson and others, now carefully preserved the boiler, and the tube was bent up at the end to form a smoke were conveyed by a pipe, b, to the chimney, which as historical… … filled by heavier machines of 12 tuns. Aftera* v years of cending a grade. In Fig. 3 are represented A, Stephenson's “ Rocket” (1829). inglorious retirement, some one, not totally oblivious of how B, English Locomotive (Longitudinal Section). C, Gooch’s Express Engine ( English). BLENKINSOP’S AND…

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