Front:
50 УЕАRS
IN BURLINGTON
OF PROGRESS
35
LOCOMOTIVES
13000
Burington
Route
Side by side on the World's Fair grounds, these Burlington pas-
senger engines illustrate a wonderful evolution in railroad motive power.
COMPARISON
Length
Weight
Boiler Diameter
Dimension of firebox
Diameter of drivers
Length of boiler tubes
Tractive effort
Water capacity of tank
Coal capacity of tender
No. 35
No. 3000
55 feet
142,000 Ib.
4 feet
24 x 6 ft.
5 feet
2231 feet
12,880 lb.
2750 gals.
7 tons
93 feet 2 in.
718,000 lb.
8 feet
8 x 11 feet
62 feet
4674 feet
59,400 Ib.
15,000 gals.
24 tons
The little 35 was the Pride of the Prairies in 1882, and rolled up an
incredible mileage in its day. It is sti!l in perfect running condition.
The 3000 is the most powerful 4-6-4-wheeled type locomotive in
the world. It heads the Burlington's crack six-car exhibition train at the
Century of Progress Exposition.
Back:
3.50
Burlington
Route
This card furnished for mailing in the Postal Car
on the Burlington's World's Fair Exhibition Train.
PHOTOTONE-Reg. U.S. Pat Of
Jahn & Ollier Engraving Co., Chicago
