File:B&O Crab locomotive drawing.png
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English: Drawing of a "Crab" type 0-4-0 steam locomotive of the 1830s; this type was used on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. (Page 23 of the source text says this drawing is "... reproduced from the drawings of the Winans Patent No. 308." The letter and number labels refer to components discussed in the patent.) |
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Source | The Early Motive Power of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, p. 23, fig. 4. | |||||||
Author | J. Snowden Bell | |||||||
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