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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 13 (March 1906) (1906)

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ders. familiar with the Atlantic type of express engines by simple contact. Finally, in coloring the plate by which have been hauling the fast trains on this sys- A notable improvement, which is making its way brush with uniform tints the handling of the shades quickly in favor, is the introduction… … NEW PENNSYLVANIA EXPRESS LOCOMOTIVE FITTED WITH WALSCHAERT VALVE GEAR. Cylinders, 22 inches diameter by 26 inches stroke. Drivers, 80 inches diameter. ""Steam pressure, 205 pounds. Maximum tractive effort, 28,500 pounds.

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