An edition of Easy steps to locomotive engineering
(1912)
Easy steps to locomotive engineering
a series of eight easy explanatory lessons covering the construction and operation of the locomotive, the qualifications and duties of firemen, the automatic airbrake, fuel and its combustion, steam expansion and velocity, the locomotive boiler, adhesion and tractive power, block signalling.
by Frederick John Prior
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Easy steps to locomotive engineering: a series of eight easy explanatory lessons covering the construction and operation of the locomotive, the qualifications and duties of firemen, the automatic airbrake, fuel and its combustion, steam expansion and velocity, the locomotive boiler, adhesion and tractive power, block signalling.
1912, Educational Deptartment of the American Journal of Railways and Railroading
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