- In
addition to the
office staff of
various sorts,
these may include:
Brakesman, who
operate the
winding engine.
Breaker boy who
removes impurities from...
- 1801 he
began work at
Black Callerton Colliery south of
Ponteland as a '
brakesman',
controlling the
winding gear at the pit. In 1802 he
married Frances...
-
George and ****
lived in an
upper room of a cottage;
George worked as a
brakesman on the
stationary winding engine on the Quay, and in his
spare time he...
- 4+1⁄2 in (4.38 m) [female]
Height 8 ft 2 in (2.49 m) Crew 8 (commander/
brakesman, driver, two
gearsmen and four gunners)
Armour 0.24–0.47 in (6–12 mm)...
- runaways. The
operation of an
incline was
typically controlled by the
brakesman positioned at the
winding house. A
variety of
systems were used to communicate...
-
locomotive crew and a "guard" at the rear of the train, the
successor to the
brakesman of
earlier times. That
train type used three-link
chain couplings for...
- mica
window for the driver. A crew of two were carried, one
acting as
brakesman whilst W C Baker, the driver, steered.
Although carrying two
people increased...
-
Finland in 1926–1927.
Tanner was born in
Helsinki as the son of a
railway brakesman of
modest means.
After matriculating from
Ressu Upper Secondary School...
-
however the
concept of re-opening the
tunnel was viable. 28
September 1907,
Brakesman John Fairbrother, was
working a
train to the docks. The
train stopped...
- p****enger
trains might have had
brakes that
would have been
applied by a
brakesman riding in say
every second carriage modern p****enger
vehicles have brakes...
