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Locomotive Engineering

Locomotive Engineering was an American "practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock", as published in the late 19th century.

Publication History

Locomotive Engineering was first published under that title in 1892, succeeding The Locomotive Engineer, and continuing its volume numbering. In 1901 it was renamed Railway and Locomotive Engineering, which continued to be published well into the 20th century.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1892-1893: The Internet Archive has volumes 5 and 6 bound together.
• 1894: The Internet Archive has volume 7.
• 1895: The Internet Archive has volume 8.
• 1896: The Internet Archive has volume 9.
• 1897: The Internet Archive has volume 10.
• 1898: The Internet Archive has volume 11.
• 1899: The Internet Archive has volume 12.
• 1900: The Internet Archive has volume 13. The index page to this volume says 'Railway and Locomotive Engineering', the title that issues from 1901 onward would use.

Related Resources

• We also list issues of The Locomotive Engineer, this journal's predecessor.
• We also list issues of Railway and Locomotive Engineering, this journal's successor.

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