Wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light, invented by Sir C. Wheatstone, made J.Newman, London, c.1842. Complete with altenative wooden wave strips and some spare metal rods. With MS instructions for using the machine on headed notepaper of John Newman, 122 Regents Street, London
Wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light, invented and made by Sir Charles Wheatstone, London, England, 1840-45.
Alternative parts for wave motion model invented by Sir C. Wheatstone: fifteen wooden strips mostly cut to wave shapes (five marked RH, five marked LH, three marked LV and two marked RV, most also marked with number 23, some marked with ratios) and a number of metal rods about 5 cm. long
Wave motion model parts
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Alternative part for wave motion model, to illustrate the wave theory of light.
Instructions for using Wheatstone's wave machine. [184-. Ms., on headed notepaper of John Newman, 122 Regents Street, London, philosophical instrument maker to the Royal Institution of Great Britain. 2p. on 1 leaf]
