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Du Bois-Reymond-type induction coil, London, England, 1920-1940

1920-1940

Induction coil, four terminals

Electrotherapeutic induction coil, in case, c.1900

1900

Induction Coil

1881

Induction coil with interrupter made by J. Newman

1840-1857

Sectioned induction coil

1874

Apps-Newton one inch induction coil by Newton & Co.

1898

Induction coil stimulator

1968

Induction coil

1981

Miniature induction coil

Induction coil with electrodes for electrotherapy, England, 1900-1910

1900-1910

Medical induction coil

1925-1950

Medical induction coil

1910

Induction coil

Alfred Apps, London, 10-inch induction coil

1890

Induction coil with integral spark-gap

1916

Apps-Newton 10-inch induction coil, for X-ray work

1898

Miniature induction coil, circa 1950

1950-1959

Induction coil, mounted, with trembler

Sledge induction coil, Du Bois-Reymond type

Sledge type induction coil by C.F. Palmer Ltd.

Du Bois-Reymond style sledge induction coil with extendable track and magnetic interrupter

1953

H.M.S Challenger Induction coil

1870

Induction coil, mounted on wooden base, 18" x 11", 10" high, coil mounted horizontally on top with switch gear and interrupter gear at one end, elec. no. 808.

Induction coil

Horizontal induction coil with interruptor, reversing switch and 1 ebonite pillar with terminal on top (another missing), all on wooden plinth made by Harvey and Peak, Beak Street, London, English, 1890-1900

Horizontal Induction Coil

1890-1900

Large induction coil by Alfred Apps, London, used by Sir William Crookes, with additional primary coil

Large induction coil by Alfred Apps

1879

Large induction coil with accessories.

Large induction coil with accessories.

1902

10" induction coil

10" induction coil

Induction coil by Griffin and Tatlock Ltd.

Induction coil by Griffin and Tatlock Ltd.

1926-1954

Induction coil described as an 'electric ozonizer' and possibly used for freshening the air in a large room. Not fitted with an interrupter. Part of the Riviere collection, but mistakenly lost its A-number when accessioned. This is similar but not identical to the large induction coil attached to the D'Arsonval Cage as depicted in photos in Riviere's scrapbook in the Wellcome Library.

Induction coil described as an 'electric ozonizer'

Induction coil with switch, simple hammer-break interrupter, discharging electrodes, and capacitor in base

Induction coil with switch

1900-1980

Induction Coil System made by Alfred Apps, for Milliam Spottiswoode, F.R.S., consisting of: A large induction coil, a coil in a glass top cabinet, two black pillars, two glass cabinets and seven components

Components for Spottiswoode Induction Coil

1876

Box, mahogany, containing induction coil by Gaiffe of Paris, about 1905

Induction Coil

circa 1905

13inch spark induction coil, on wooden plinth, with 'on/off' switch. Dated April 1907. Manufactured by Harold Fowler, Flixton

13 inch spark induction coil

1907

Induction coil for x-ray use, by A E Dean and Company Limited, London, England, 1903-1929.

Induction coil for x-ray use

1903-1929

Induction coil by Newton & Co., 3 Fleet Street, London, no.1380, c.1910

Induction coil by Newton & Co.

1901-1920

Induction coil used by L. A.Woodward, possibly in conjunction with a Raman Spectrograph

Induction coil used by L. A.Woodward

Large induction coil, by Ruhmkorff, of Paris

Large induction coil, by Ruhmkorff, of Paris

1851-1877

Induction coil, part of x-ray installation, by Cox-Cavendish Electrical Co., London, England, 1920-1925.

Induction coil

1920-1925