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English: No. 13. Lamp of brass. Reservoir mounted on rod and stand ; several spouts. Italian 129,400

No. 14. Lamp. Designed to furnish oil to the wick under pressura Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Colonial period 151,483

No. 15. Lamp of glass having two tubes, for burning lard or whale oil. United States. Eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries 1S0,610

No. 16. Lamp, with chimney, draft aroimd the wick, and oil under pressure. Argand's invention. United States 130,667

No. 17. Lamp. " Fluid " or camphene, burned by means of wick and tubes and without chimney. United States 178,189

No. 18. Lamp, with chimney and Argand burner, oil under forced pressure of a spring. France 130,669

No. 19. Lamp, with chimney ; burner ventilated ; tubular wick, raising refined petroleum by capillarity. United States, 1876 73,829

No. 20. Gas burner. United States 178,190

No. 21. Electric arc lamp. (No cut.) The familiar arc lamp would appear here.

No. 22. Incandescent hood for gas burner. Welsbach's invention 178,192

No. 23. Incandescent electric lamp 178,191
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Source Walter Hough (1922). Synoptic series of objects in the United States National Museum illustrating the history of inventions. Proceedings of the United States National Museum 60 (2404). 1-47, 56 pl.
Author United States National Museum (Smithsonian Institution), Washington D.C.

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