Nouveau Manuel Complet Du Constructeur De Machines Locomotives, Ou, Essai Sur Un Point De DÃ(c)part À Adopter Dans Les Perfectionnements Dont Ce [French]

Nouveau Manuel Complet Du Constructeur De Machines Locomotives, published in 1842, offers a detailed exploration of locomotive engine construction. Authored by Charles-Edouard Jullien, this manual provides a starting point for understanding and improving these engines. Written in French, the book provides insights into the technological landscape of the 19th century, highlighting the engineering practices and innovations of the time.

This historical text is invaluable for those interested in the history of mechanical engineering, railroad technology, and the evolution of locomotive engines. It offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship involved in building these powerful machines.

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