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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 23 (December 1898) (1898)

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top frame bars fathers who would have dared to foretell that at the size of American engines is due to the desire to secure at the front and back of the saddle form additional close of this century we should have steam horses the most economical results in operation. As between transverse ties, and… … of locomotives to tudinally. A steel plate 1% inches thick, and of the usually heavy grade of 2 7 per cent. We are informed by Mr. D. A. Wightman, the gene- Decapod Tank Twelve-wheel Twelve-wheel Pennsylvania, Locomotive, Decapod, Locomotive Pittsburg ral manager of the Pittsburg Locomotive and Car…

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