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 Railroad Extra   Copyright 2001 by Thomas Ehrenreich railroadextra.com Dedicated to Josef 
  Feigl This illustration is from an 1882 Leslie's Monthly 
  and rtrays an engineer (fireman) finding a TORPEDO on the track. Torpedos were 
  used to signify danger ahead! 
 BOOKS  The LOCOMOTIVE ENGINERunning and Management
 by Angus Sinclair
 Seventeenth Edition - 1890
 Table of Contents Examination for Locomotive Engineers NOTES on Railroad Accidentsby Charles Francis Adams, Jr.
 G.P. Putnam's Sons - 1879
 Table of ContentsIndex
 Preface
 Notes
 Fifty Years on the Railby J. J. Thomas1912
 Knickerbocker Press, New York
 Fifty Years on the RailAutobiography 
  of J. J. ThomasConfederate States of America Engineer
 
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 The Shay Locomotive CLIMAX Locomotive Porter Locomotive Baldwin Catalog1906Atchison, 
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 Stories, General Railroading and Civil Engineering I. Stories II. Oddities & Curiosities III. Railroad Accidents IV. Mother Nature 1  Railroads 
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 X. Sooooo, Ya Wanna Build a LocomotiveA Look at Locomotive Building
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