File:Backus upright gas engine (New Catechism of the Steam Engine, 1904).jpg
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DescriptionBackus upright gas engine (New Catechism of the Steam Engine, 1904).jpg |
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Source | Scan from Hawkins (b.1833), Nehemiah (1904 edition of 1897 book. Originally published in 1897, later expanded to cover internal combustion engines.) New Catechism of the Steam Engine, Category:New York: Theo Audel | |||||
Author | Andy Dingley (scanner) | |||||
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