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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 12 (September 1905) (1905)

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g upon a suggestion stir energetically and add about 1.50 parts of corrosive barrel has a length of 11 feet 11 inches, with an outside made by their locomotive engineer, some short time sublimate. This compound is antiseptic, but it must diameter of 5 feet 1% inches, the thickness of the ago took… … Cylinders: Diameter, 14 and 23 inches by 26 inches stroke. Driving wheels, 80 inches diameter. Heating surface, 2,514 square feet. Steam pressure, 200 pounds. Weight of engine, 80 tons; tender, 45 tons. THE MOST POWERFUL EXPRESS LOCOMOTIVE IN GREAT BRITAIN.

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