Battery with carbon rod, but without visible wires, for Lenoir's Gas Engine, 1860
- maker:
- James Stiff and Sons
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Battery with carbon rod, but without visible wires, for two-stroke double-acting single cylinder gas engine, patented by Jean Joseph Etienne Lenoir, France, 1860, and made by Reading Iron Works Limited, Reading, Berkshire, England, 1865
Details
- Category:
- Heat Engines (non steam)
- Object Number:
- 1865-21/2/3
- Materials:
- asbestos, carbon, ceramic (unspecified) and copper (alloy)
- credit:
- Gas Engine Co.
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