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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 23 (June 1905) (1905)

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andard, the only way wheels in the world. In this latter conneetion it may were soon made manifest under the severe strains in- to build a high-speed locomotive was to enlarge the be remarked that with the boiler pressure of 140 pounds separable from high speeds. The axle of the trail- diameter of… … SCALE OF FEET* Fig. 3.—Comparative Diagram of the "Cornwall," Fig. 1.—London and North-Western Railway Express Engine "Cornwall," 1847. 1847, and the "St. Louis," 1904, AN OLD HIGH-SPEED LOCOMOTIVE.

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