Five experimental coils used by Faraday, 1820-1850

Made:: 1821-1850 in London

maker:: Michael Faraday Michael Faraday

Five original experimental coils used by Michael Faraday in his

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Five original experimental coils used by Michael Faraday in his
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Five original experimental coils used by Michael Faraday in his researches, by Michael Faraday, London, England, 1821-1850. Faraday gave them to Miss Jane Barnard, his niece and adopted daughter.

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Category:: Electricity and Magnetism

Object Number:: 1914-385

Materials:: wood (unidentified), velvet, textile, cotton (fibre), paint and cork

Measurements:: overall (estimated from object image): 60 mm x 300 mm x 400 mm,

type:: coil

credit:: Barnard, H.F.

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