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Black Diamond Express
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Black Diamond Express
This scene presents the famous Lehigh Valley "flyer" emerging from a wood in the distance and approaching the camera under full head of steam. A section gang in the foreground, engaged in repairing track, wave their hats to the engineer, who is leaning out of the cab window. The snowy linen which the porters wave from the platform of the dining car adds to the effect produced. The "Black Diamond" is undoubtedly the handsomest and one of the fastest trains in America, and the subject is the only one in existence showing an express train making seventy miles an hour.
MB 1897-01
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04/01/1897 | Jamaïque, Kingston | Harry J. Daniels | The Black Diamond Express |
14/02/1897 | Cuba, La Havane | Vitoscopio Edison, Acera del Louvre | Expreso Diamante Negro |
30/08/1897 | Grande Bretagne, Bexhill-on-Sea | Ernest Wighton | The American express, “Black Diamond” |
A charge of cavalry aroused the martial instincts of a portion of the audience, who did not take much notice of the American express, “Black Diamond,” running at a speed of 70 miles an hour, although they swallowed the joke that that was a speed seldom exceeded even on our South Coast railways. |
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27/12/1897 | Grande-Bretagne, Bristol | [David Devant] | The American Express |
25/01/1898 | Grande-Bretagne, Ramsgate | [David Devant] | An American Express |
17/02/1898 | Grande-Bretagne, Suffolk | [David Devant] | The American Express |
03/05/1898 | Italie, Cagliari | Motofotoscopio | Black Diamo, Express |