Light-bulb, filament, carbon

Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883 Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883 Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883
Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883 Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883 Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883

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Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883
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Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

Light-bulb, filament, carbon, Maxim, c.1883. 'Maxim' etched on the glass. Double wire loop filament.

Details

Category:
Lighting
Object Number:
1973-346
Measurements:
70mm diameter
120mm heights;
type:
bulb
credit:
Knight, P.

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