File:PRR D1 AirBrake.jpg

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English: PRR D1 locomotive fitted with experimental Westinghouse air brake equipment during the 1869 trials of this on the Pennsylvania Railroad that led to the road's adoption of it in 1870.
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Source Scanned from Motive Power Development on the Pennsylvania Railroad System by Paul T. Warner, 1924. This work was not copyright renewed and neither was the 1923 series in "Baldwin Locomotive" magazine on which it was based. In any case, this image was used in earlier publicity by Westinghouse and was already published well before 1923.
Author Westinghouse Air Brake Co.

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