Swan's incandescent lamps-wedge joint

Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint between carbon and platinum prior to 1882

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Category:: Lighting

Object Number:: 1897-48

type:: incandescent lamp

credit:: Beerman, J.S.

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Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint

One of 2 Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint between carbon and platinum prior to 1882

Object Number:: 1897-48/1

type:: incandescent lamp

Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint

One of Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint between carbon and platinum prior to 1882.

Object Number:: 1897-48/1/1

type:: incandescent lamp

Part of:: 1897-48/1

Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint

One of Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint between carbon and platinum prior to 1882. A screw element leading to a wooden part, attached to a tube element, metal elements down both sides. A glass element at the top.

Object Number:: 1897-48/1/2

type:: incandescent lamp

Part of:: 1897-48/1

Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint

One of 2 Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint between carbon and platinum prior to 1882

Object Number:: 1897-48/2

type:: incandescent lamp

Bulb element of Swan's incandescent lamps-wedge

Basic physical description of object created from the image associated with this record Bulb element of Swan's incandescent lamps-wedge, sperical bulb with a small point on the end. There is an attachment point on the other end.

Object Number:: 1897-48/2/1

type:: bulb

Part of:: 1897-48/2

One of Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint

One of Swan's Incandescent lamps-wedge joint between carbon and platinum prior to 1882. At the end there is a screw element, attached to a wooden section. Then there are two metal components protruding from the other side. A historic label is attached to the side of the wooden component.