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Fireman Collection
The fireman's main job was to shovel coal into the firebox of the engine. Early engines burned from 40 to 200 pounds of coal per mile, depending on the quality of the coal and on the engineer. Another job of the fireman was to keep the cylinders on the drive wheels oiled while the train was underway.
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BALL watches feature self-powered micro gas lights containing tritium 3H for the ultimate in night readability. Gaseous tritium light sources GTLS glow 100 times brighter than luminous paint for more than 25 years! BALL exclusively uses GTLS that are certified for military use. Other BALL Watch innovations are a 7,500 G force shock resistance, the -40 degree Celsius temperature rating, a mechanical thermometer complication, and a patented crown protection system. |
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