120 degree section of the glass from Bull Point Lighthouse, together with sub-light, stored in the following ten parts (described as viewed from the outside)
Top left component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Top-centre component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Top right component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Centre-left component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Central component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Centre-right component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Bottom-left component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Bottom-centre component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Bottom-right component of 120 degree section of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Sub-light and minor components of optic from Bull Point Lighthouse
Plastic Bag containing bolts
Small curved arc of transparent glass with triangular sides that has become removed from its place within a concentric circle of similar arcs, once fixed into a brass structure that altogether make a complete circle.
Brass structure with flat base, holding four rings of concentric glass prism arcs with a small open circle at the centre.
Brass structure with flat base, holding three rings of sections of concentric glass prism arcs. These larger rings surround four central glass circles that gradually become smaller at the centre. On the right hand side there is a gap where a section of glass missing. It is highly likely that this missing part is 1960-237 Pt10/2.
Flat rectangular pane of glass mounted on one side with a circular metal bar painted green, possibly used as a filter placed infront of a beam.
Brass structure holding six curved horizontal and gradually widening arcs of glass prism sections. There are two small mounting flanges at the base on each side which have been painted green. The largest panel of glass at the bottom of the panel is showing some damage in two small areas.
Brass structure holding seven straight horizontal glass prism sections.