B. C. It is needlessto say this idea was never put into practical form. The next exhibit is an enlarged reproduction ofMurdocks road locomotive of 1784, and is the firstengine shown in Fig. 2. Murdocks engine was a smallbrass model, which worked satisfactorily on a table orfloor; but the… … Fig. 3.—Typical Norrls Locomotive of 1837. Fig. 4.—-De Witt Clinton and Train, 1831.
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