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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 11 (March 1899) (1899)
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ers lature to permit a railroad to be built at all. had but a single flue; consequently, the heating sur- BY HERBERT T. WALKER. The earliest locomotives bore little resemblance to In these modern days, when transportation by steam face was small and they were unable to generate steam the… … fig. I.-ENGINE "PUFFING BILLY," WYLAM RAILWAY, 1818. Fig. 8.—ENGINE " INVICTA." CANTERBURY AND WHITSTABLE RAILWAY, 1830. Fig. 2—ENGINE "LOCOMOTION," STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON RAILWAY, 1825. © 1899 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Electrical engineering · Catalogue · Engine · Adlake · Scientific American · Exposition · Madison square · Gas engine · Patent system · Paris exposition · Wine making · Years ago · Chief engineer · Thunder storms · Winter thunder
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