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them   |\n| TITLE   |\n|  |\n\n\n| DATE DUE   |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| FEB 7   | SEP27   |  |  |\n| NOV 1   | FE74   |  |  |\n| DEC 20   |  |  |  |\n| MAR 3   |  |  |  |\n| MAY   | 0.01   | 1   |  |\n| 0CT   | 100   |  |  |\n| OV30   | —1   |  |  |\n| 正日8   | FEB28'7   | 4   |  |\n| DEC 1  \u003Cbr>64   | 774   |  |  |\n| N2166   | 圆7   |  |  |\n| NOY 13   | 778   |  |  |\n| APR2870   | l   |  |  |\n| 1070   | 0612977   |  |  |\n| 2975   | .   |  |  |\n| 272  \u003Cbr>J0N   | eu877   |  |  |\n| JUN 272   | 287   |  |  |\n| AN1073   | Wichli   | n   |  |\n| MAR 5  73   | DEC 12   |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |\n\n27  \n91  \n70 IDEAL  \nPRINTED IN U.SA。  \n6S6C  \n\\#\\#  \nhttps://archive.org/details/trainshowtodrawt0000unse  \nAmy Hogeboom is also the author of  \nHorses and How To Draw ThemDogs and How To Draw Them  \nForest Animals and How To Draw Them  \nFamiliar Animals and How To Draw Them  \nWild Animals and How To Draw Them  \nBoats and How To Draw Them  \nCats and How To Draw Them  \nBirds and How To Draw Them  \nSea Animals and How To Draw Them  \nAMY HOGEBOOM  \n# Trainsand how to draw them\n\nTHE VANGUARD PRESS,INC.·NEW YORK  \nCopyrigh+,1953,by The Vanguard Press,Inc.  \nPublished simultaneously in Canada by the Copp Clark Co.,Ltd.No portion of this book may be reprinted in any formwithout the written permission of the publisher,exceptby a reviewer who wishes to quote brief passages for areview in a magazine or newspaper.  \nAcknowledgment:Photographs of the Steam Loco-motive,Tender,Box Car,Tank Car,and Caboose,courtesy of Frederic Lewis;photograph of the ElectricLocomotive and Observation Carcourtesy of thePennsylvania Railroad:photograph of the HopperCar,courtesy of the New York Central System;that ofthe Electric Locomotive,courtesy of the Santa FeRailway.  \n# ONTENTS\n\nThe Electric Locomotive  \nThe Diesel-Electric LocomotiveThe Observation CarThe Steam EngineThe TenderThe Box CarThe Tank CarThe Hopper CarThe CabooseGlossary  \n4  \n8  \n12  \n16  \n20  \n24  \n28  \n32  \n36  \n40  \nTHE ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE  \nThe Electric Locomotive glides along as swiftly as anyother locomotive,easily hauling a long train ofstreamlined passenger cars.Although some electri-fied lines are quite long,the Electric Locomotive ismost often used on short runs,as it must receive itspower from outside.The electricity is supplied to thelocomotive by either an overhead wire or a third rail.If the overhead wire is used,the electricity is carriedto the engine by a frame called a pantograph.Thereis a pantograph at each end of the locomotive,sothat the car does not have to be turned around.Eitherend of the locomotive may be used,and the panto-graph not in use is folded down out of the way.If thethird rail is used,a collector shoe,sliding along therail,carries electricity to the motors.Some ElectricLocomotives have the power of 6,000 or 8,000 horses.","cbCaivgjsz8MucSs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivgjsz8MucSs","pdf",2780881,52,"English","# Contents\n## 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