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Japan - Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive

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Japan - Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive

Japan - Japanese Government Railways - Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive, outside cylinders ad water-tube firebox Date: 1905

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Coupled Cylinders Express Loco Locomotive Tender Tube Bogue Firebox


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1. Title: "A Glance into the Past: The Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive of Japanese Government Railways (1905)" This photograph offers a glimpse into the rich railway history of Japan, featuring the Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive of the Japanese Government Railways, captured in the year 1905. The locomotive, with its impressive size and intricate design, stands as a testament to the engineering prowess of the era. The Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive, also known as the "Yamamoto" class, was a significant addition to the Japanese railway system. Its unique design included outside cylinders and a water-tube firebox, which contributed to its superior power and efficiency. The locomotive's bogie arrangement allowed for better stability and maneuverability on the tracks. The steam engine, with its tenders and various mechanical components, was a common sight on the Japanese railway landscape during the early 1900s. The locomotive's powerful presence symbolized the country's commitment to expanding its railway network and improving transportation infrastructure. The Japanese Government Railways, the precursor to the modern Japanese National Railways, played a crucial role in the country's development during the Meiji period (1868-1912). The railway system connected various parts of the archipelago, fostering economic growth and cultural exchange. This photograph, with its intricate details and historical significance, invites us to appreciate the engineering marvels of the past and the role they played in shaping Japan's transportation landscape. The Four-coupled Bogie Express Locomotive stands as a symbol of Japan's commitment to innovation and progress, showcasing the country's rich railway heritage.

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