Stephenson Patentee type 2-2-2 locomotive no 123 “Harvey Combe” built 1835, from Simm’s “Public Works of Great Britain” 1838, newly engraved + reprinted 1927 – With caption, before 1927

Stephenson patentee type 2-2-2 locomotive no 123 “harvey combe”, built 1835, sold to the london and birmingham railway for use as a work train locomotive image is a scan of: c. F. Cheffins: “ ‘the harvey combe’ engine. Mr. Stephenson’s patent. Plate lxxviii. – elevation of stephenson’s patent locomotive engine. ” originally published as a plate in frederick walter simms (editor), public works of great britain, london: john weale, 1838, plate no. 78 in plate section following page 72, newly engraved and reprinted in the engineer, sept. 24, 1926 (number and page not stated), in turn reprinted in ernest l. Ahrons, the british steam railway locomotive, 1825–1925, london: the locomotive publishing company limited, and new york: spon & chamberlain, 1927, on the page facing the frontispiece. Digitizer: the internet archive, 2014 contributing library: asc - york university libraries digitizing sponsor: york university - university of toronto libraries view book page: book viewer about this book: catalog entry click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Date: before 1927.