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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 22 (May 1884) (1884)

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a locomotive to run on a short line to the weight, small bulk, and the simplicity of her working ma- suburbs of Philadelphia. The difficulties attending the exe- chinery." cution of this first order were such as our mechanics now In February, 1834, Mr. Baldwin completed his second cannot easily… … great investment hardly for a cast brass wheel, his EIGHT-WHEELS-CONNECTED ENGINE-1846, FAST PASSENGER ENGINE-1848. STANDARD PASSENGER ENGINE. STANDARD FREIGHT ENGINE. exceeded that which either of three of the great powers in idea being that by varying the hardness of the metal the ad- the…

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