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Braithwaite, John Nationality: British Brief Bio: 1797–1870, engineer; inventor, British Notes: 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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| Driving shaft. piston pump Braithwaite, John | |
| Exhibition drawing, scale 1:4, showing internal construction | |
| First Steam Fire Engine Constructed in England A.D. 1830 watercolour; drawing Braithwaite and Ericsson (maker) 1830 | |
| Four prints mounted on one card of Braithwaite's Power Pump | |
| Four-Barrel Piston Pump, by Braithwaite, 1817, removed from Braithwaite, John (maker) 1817 | |
| John Braithwaite print; portrait; lithograph W Black and Company; Black, G. B. 1869 | |
| John Braithwaite (1797-1870) photograph | |
| Locomotive cylinder from Braithwaite and Ericsson's Novelty locomotive cylinder Braithwaite and Ericsson; Ericsson, John; Braithwaite, John 1829 | |
| Novelty model model locomotive Unidentified maker 1955; 1830 | |
| Rainhill Trials, 1829 commemorative mug mug Unidentified maker 1829 | |
| Reconstruction of Novelty steam locomotive 1829 | |
| Two cast iron cranks each with a pinion straked on. pump Braithwaite, John | |
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| Braithwaite and Ericsson active c. 1828-1836, partnership, locomotive maker, London, England | |
| Ericsson, John 1803-1889, marine engineer; inventor, Swedish; American | |
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