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Model of Matthew Murrays steam locomotive

Model of Matthew Murrays steam locomotive


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Model of Matthew Murrays steam locomotive

Model of Matthew Murrays steam locomotive propelled by a toothed wheel engaging in a rack on one of the rails, used 1812-1835. Date: circa 1900

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Engaging Locomotive Matthew Middleton Murrays Propelled Rack Rails Railways Toothed Wheel


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This photograph print showcases an intricately detailed model of Matthew Murray's steam locomotive, a groundbreaking innovation in transportation history. The locomotive, which dates back to the early 19th century, utilized a unique mechanism to navigate steep inclines. Propelled by a toothed wheel engaging with a rack fixed on one of the rails, this design was employed between 1812 and 1835. Matthew Murray, a renowned Scottish engineer, is credited with the development of this ingenious locomotive. The model in the photograph is a testament to the intricate engineering and design that went into creating these early steam engines. The toothed wheel and rack system allowed the locomotive to climb steep gradients, making it an essential component of early railway systems. The photograph, estimated to be taken circa 1900, offers a fascinating glimpse into the past. It showcases the intricacies of the steam locomotive's design, as well as the engineering prowess of the time. The model's intricate details, from the boiler to the wheels, are beautifully captured in this photograph. The Luch-Middleton Railway, where this model may have been displayed, was a narrow-gauge railway that operated in the English Midlands from 1804 to 1963. The railway was known for its steep inclines, making the use of locomotives with rack and pinion systems, such as Matthew Murray's design, particularly important. This photograph print is an excellent addition to any collection of railway history or engineering enthusiasts. It offers a unique perspective into the past, showcasing the intricacies of early steam locomotives and the engineering innovations that shaped the transportation industry.

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