No 6207 A Study in Steel 1935
A very well done film about the making of a huge steam locomotive from plain bar steel. It is nothing short of incredible to see how these men work to build a giant machine.
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Dangerous Grindstone Installation in 1971
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Triple Expansion Steam Engine at Kempton Steam Museum
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No. 6207, A Study in Steel - Princess Royal Class - vintage LMS film - 1951
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1914-1921: The Technological Leap That Ended the Age of Distance. Henry Ford’s Rare Archival Footage
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The Strangest Motorcycle Transmission Ever Built
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Power: Constructing a Car Engine (1930-1939) | British Pathé
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How Plutonium Is Made - The Most Dangerous Element
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LMS - General Repair - 1938 - LMS Railway film
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Making Shingles like it's 1913.
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Before Electricity: Making a Grinding Stone by Hand in a German Sandstone Quarry
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The Most Stupidly Complex British Car Ever (Rover P6)
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SHELL OIL CO. "THE DIESEL STORY" RUDOLF DIESEL & DEVELOPMENT OF DIESEL ENGINE 48124
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This Giant Engine Came Back to Life After 80 Years – Ultimate Industrial Engines Showcase
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Trip Through The River Rouge Plant
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Hear that Train A' Comin
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Nobody Makes Millstones Like This Anymore!
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Before Electricity: Crafting a Massive Water Wheel Shaft from Solid Oak (1964)
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How To Fire Up a Steam Locomotive [4K]
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Machine Shop Work No. 4, Drilling Boring and Reaming
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