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* Eight-Wheel Six-Coupled Tank Engine, p 627. | * Eight-Wheel Six-Coupled Tank Engine, p 627. | ||
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1902 June 27th PDF
Main Subjects
- Contents, p 631.
- American Locomotives, (No. V), p 622.
- Capped Armour-Piercing Projectiles, p 624.
- Editorial, p 631.
- The Preferment of Panama.
- Submarines of the British Fleet.
- Petrol Engines for Tramways.
- Eight-Wheel Six-Coupled Tank Engine, p 627.
- Electricity and Legislation, (No. III), p 621.
- Manufacture of Peat Fuel by Electricity, p 633. (Illustrated).
- Modern Tendencies of Locomotive Engineering, (No. IV) - By Charles Rous-Marten, p 624.
- Multipolar Electric Generator - Ernest Scott and Mountain, p 627. (Illustrated).
- New Pier at Great Yarmouth, p 628.
- Progress of Warships and Machinery Building in England, p 626.
- Railway from Nottingham to Retford, p 632.
- Structural Cost, (No. III), p 621.
- Sugar Machinery - George Fletcher and Co, p 628.
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