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John Braithwaite 1797 - 1870

occupation:
Engineer,
Inventor
Nationality:
British
born in:
London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

John Braithwaite, the younger, a noted engineer who invented the first steam Fire Engine; with Captain John Ericsson was joint inventor of Novelty locomotive that entered the Rainhill Trials.

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Four prints of Braithwaite's Power Pump (prints)

Lithograph print, portrait of John Braithwaite (print; portrait)

First Steam Fire Engine Constructed in England AD 1830 (watercolour; drawing)

Two cast iron cranks (pump)

Locomotive cylinder from Braithwaite and Ericsson's Novelty (locomotive cylinder)

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