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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 8 (August 1896) (1896)

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r the summer and of destruction by fire being very great, and thus the they will be found to be over-cylindered. The driving autumn travel. This year the East Coast route has premium would amount to an enormous sum of money. wheels, 7 feet 7 inches in diameter, are the largest set of placed a new… … EXPRESS PASSENGER ENGINE, NORTHEASTERN RAILWAY, ENGLAND. Cylinders, 20 X 26 inches; driving wheels, 7 feet 7^ inches; steam pressure, 180 pounds. Dr. Tanabe. Numbers of powerful fountains were con- by some 8 foot 3 inch six-coupled wheels tried on the feet long, and weighing some 40 tons, the whole…

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