Firebox Steam Engine Part Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Concept of retro man fueling steam engine. Vector illustration

View into an old big firebox of a steam locomotive, inputs to the boiler pipes at the wall

An ancient locomotive with a red star is isolated on a white background

Fragment of engine room on old steam locomotive

steam locomotive

The coal fueled firebox inside a historic cog train.

The firebox and values on a antique steam train.

monochrome image of an old rusty steam locomotive with firebox door and chimney front view on a black background

locomotive boiler, the smoke box has been removed allowing the smoke tubes to be seen

The cab of a steam engine being driven on a railway track

steam furnace inside a railway train

Closeup of the old steam locomotive's boiler and smokebox.

The boiler - firebox of an old steam engine.

Cabin with the firebox of an old railway locomotive. Retro transport. Transport.

wood burning furnace window with an open door and a manometer on the pipe

An old steam traction engine first used for agriculture around 1850

A cut away view of the inside of a steam engine's firebox.

Controls in the cabin of a vintage steam train locomotive

St. Petersburg, Russia - May 7, 2015: Machinist assistant opens the firebox of a steam locomotive. The parade of steam locomotives dedicated to the WWII Victory Day

firebox doors and coal fire in the cab of a steam locomotive

The firebox in the cab of a working railway steam engine

View into the footplate of narrow gauge locomotive on the Ffestiniog Railway, Gwynedd, Wales. United Kingdom

Steam locomotive firebox from an old Swedish E2 locomotive

Silverton, United States - June 16, 2013: On the footplate of locomotive No. 482 of the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad at Silverton, Colorado, USA. The firebox doors are open, waiting for another shovelful of coal. No, 482 is one of the K-36 class Mikado 2-8-2 steam locomotives designed for the D&RGW (Denver & Rio Grande Western) and built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works in 1925. It hauls steam trains over the railroad which now operates as a tourist attraction carrying passengers over the 45 miles of 3 ft gauge track between Silverton and Durango.