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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 23 (June 1902) (1902)

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NEW YOKK, JUNE 7, 1902. Vol. LXXXVI.-No. 23. | «TS1 COPTf I 8 CE.VJ ESTABLISHSD 1845. J No. 20,000. Four-Cylinder Compound. Built in 1902. "Old Ironsides," 1832. The First Engine Built by Baldwin. Four cylinders 15 and 35 inches diameter by 28 inches stroke. Weight, 86 tons. Two cylinders 9\4… … Double-Head Machine Slotting Two Pairs of Engine Frames. in tnc erecting Shop; Lining up the Cylinders. THE BUILDING OF AMEBICAN LOCOMOTIVES.—[See page 396.J

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