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* Locomotive Engines at the Paris Exhibition, p379 (III). | * Locomotive Engines at the Paris Exhibition, p379 (III). | ||
** [[Eastern Railway of France]] | ** [[Eastern Railway of France]] | ||
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** [[William Denny III|William Denny]] | ** [[William Denny III|William Denny]] | ||
** Review - [[D. C. Davies]], p391. | ** Review - [[D. C. Davies]], p391. | ||
* [[Society of Engineers]] - William Schonheyder, p393 (Illustrated). | * [[Society of Engineers]] - [[William Schonheyder]], p393 (Illustrated). | ||
** [[Easton and Anderson]] | ** [[Easton and Anderson]] | ||
** [[Bryan Donkin and Co]] | ** [[Bryan Donkin and Co]] | ||
Revision as of 14:36, 14 January 2013
1878 May 31st PDF
Main Subjects
- 1878 Paris Exhibition, p391 (XXI)
- Cunliffe Owen
- Hayward Tyler and Co
- Richard Garrett and Co
- Edward Victoor Et Eug. Fourcy - Semi-Tubular Boilers, p392 (Illustrated).
- Narrow Gauge Tank Locomotive - Societe Suisse, p385, p388 (Illustrated).
- Aimers Wall Engine, p393.
- Barff's Process of Charring Peat, p392.
- Death - John Wyman Woodford, p386.
- Editorial, p389.
- Corrosion of 'Mild Steel'
- Waterloo Bridge
- Health and Sewage of Towns
- Quality of Foreign Products
- Thomas Craddock
- Experimental Brake Van, p380
- Faversham Explosion, p383.
- Hitchiner's Automatic Railway Couplings, p384.
- Institution of Civil Engineers, p383. (Names Listed)
- Locomotive Engines at the Paris Exhibition, p379 (III).
- Machine For Trimming Wheel Teeth, p384 (Illustrated).
- Narrow Gauge Tank Locomotive, p386.
- New Rifled Muzzle Loading Howitzer-63 Inch, p381 (Illustrated).
- Note on the Trails of HMS Iris - Robert Mansel, p381.
- D. and W. Henderson
- William Denny
- Review - D. C. Davies, p391.
- Society of Engineers - William Schonheyder, p393 (Illustrated).
See Also
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