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Outline of growth of the locomotive engine, 1841-1884
Outline of growth of the locomotive engine, 1841-1884. Each illustrated with key details/measurements for the engines. Also illustrated with scenes such as zig-zag over the Blue Mountains. Date: 1885
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Media ID 23360706
© The Institution of Mechanical En
1885 Also Darlington Details Measurements Each Engines Evolution Growth Locomotive Locomotives Outline Railways Theodore Zig Zag
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This print, titled "Outline of Growth of the Locomotive Engine, 1841-1884," offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of the locomotive engine during a pivotal period in railway history. The illustration, published in 1885 by Theodore West, meticulously outlines the development of these engineering marvels from their inception to maturity. The top of the print showcases the earliest locomotive engine, the "Rocket," designed by George Stephenson in 1829. With measurements of 22 feet in length and 11 feet in height, this engine revolutionized transportation with its innovative use of a boiler under the seat and a blast pipe to direct the steam. As we move down the timeline, we encounter the "North Star" engine from 1841, which boasted a longer boiler and larger driving wheels. Further progression leads us to the "Duchess of Sutherland" engine from 1843, featuring a larger boiler and a more streamlined design. The lower part of the print highlights the "Great Eastern" engine from 1855, which set a new standard with its massive size and impressive specifications. Lastly, the "Duchess of Hamilton" engine from 1884 is depicted, showcasing the latest advancements in locomotive technology. Interspersed among these engine outlines are scenes of the locomotives in action, including the famous zig-zag route over the Blue Mountains in Australia. These captivating vignettes offer a glimpse into the thrill and excitement of early railway travel, making this print a must-have for railway enthusiasts and history buffs alike.
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