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Fell's locomotive for the 'Rail Central' railway.
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The 'Rail Central' railway, established in 1866, on the Mont Cenis.
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Cross section of the rails of the Mont Cenis railway.
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Stephenson's locomotive with coupled wheels.
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Opening of the Mont Cenis railway tunnel linking France and Switzerland, 1871.
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Blenkinsop's toothed rack locomotive.
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Sideview of a locomotive showing the mechanism of the engine.
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Mixed-traffic locomotive.
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Brunel's rail and Barlow's rail.
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The 'Rocket', locomotive of George and Robert Stephenson.
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Position of the rails on the railway sleepers.
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Brunton's locomotive with crutches.
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Rear of a locomotive.
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Crampton Locomotive.
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The front of a locomotive or the smokebox.
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Stephenson's endless chain locomotive.
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Example of a Rail pad and a Vignoles rail.
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Cross section of a locomotive showing how the steam is distributed.
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Single flanged T parallel rail and Double flanged T parallel rail (also known as bullhead rail).
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The locomotive contest in Liverpool in October 1829.
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The horizontal wheels and the central rail of the locomotive of the Mont Cenis railway. 
The horizontal wheels and the central rail of the locomotive of the Mont Cenis railway. 
Unique Identifier alb1508351 
Type Image 
Purpose Public 
Size 550px × 426px 
Photo Credit Album / Art Resource, NY 
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19th century
19TH CENTURY ENGRAVING
19TH CENTURY HISTORY
AGE OF STEAM
CENTRAL RAIL
Engraved
Engraving
ENGRAVING.
ENGRAVINGS
Etching
FELL MOUNTAIN RAILWAY SYSTEM
HORIZONTAL WHEELS
Invention
Locomotive
Mechanical
MONT CENIS
MONT CENIS RAILWAY
NINETEENTH CENTURY
OLD PRINT
RAILS
Technology