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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 24 (December 1902) (1902)

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hanges SIX COITLEU WHEELS. FIHST AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE. we note the adoption of the bar frame in preference to Here Stephenson developed some historical engines, An important engine, historically considered, was among them being the "Experiment" • for the Stockton the plate frame, although the bar… … (7 tons) for the rails it was soon withdrawn town & Norristown Railroad. This en- from traction service; but it was the first Fig. 9.—Vauclain Compound Engine. 1895. Atlantic City Railroad gine had inside cylinders, but one of practical locomotive to turn a wheel this type, with outside cylinders,…

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