File:Jacob Leupold Steam engine 1720.jpg

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DescriptionJacob Leupold Steam engine 1720.jpg	English: Jacob Leupold Steam engine 1720. First design of a high pressure steam engine from his book Theatri Machinarum Hydraulicarum II.
Date	27 January 2012
Source	Theatri Machinarum Hydraulicarum II, plate 86E
Author	Leupold, Jacob

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File change date and time	16:08, 27 January 2012
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