Anglo-Saxon Candle Lantern Called a Lanthorn
A primitive candle lantern originally made by the Anglo-Saxons during the time of Alfred the Great.…
Arc lamp
"In all the arc lamps in common use, the coil, by means of which the automatic maintenance of the arc…
Arc Lamp
"The arc lamp is essentially a device for automatically separating the carbons when the current is turned…
Detailed Arc Lamp
"Illustration showing the detail of a carbon arc lamp; S, solenoid; c, clutch; w, clutch-washer; T,…
Arc Lamps In Series
"Since arc lamps are connected in series, any particular lamp that is to be extinguished must be short-circuited.…
Lantern Tower at St. Botolph's; Boston, Lincolnshire
In Gothic architecture, a lantern tower is frequently placed over the center of cross churches, and…
Argand Gas Burner
"The tip or armature of a gas-burning lamp or bracket, through which the gas is caused to issue for…
Bat's Wing Gas Burner
"The tip or armature of a gas-burning lamp or bracket, through which the gas is caused to issue for…
Antique Candelabrum Capital
The Antique candelabrum capital has a plate or cup like form on the top where a lamp or candle can be…
Antique Candelabrum Capital
The Antique candelabrum capital has a plate or cup like form on the top where a lamp or candle can be…
Antique Candelabrum Capital
The Antique candelabrum capital has a plate or cup like form on the top where a lamp or candle can be…
Antique Candelabrum Capital
The Antique candelabrum capital has a plate or cup like form on the top where a lamp or candle can be…
Antique Candelabrum Capital
The Antique candelabrum capital has a plate or cup like form on the top where a lamp or candle can be…
Antique Candelabrum Capital
The Antique candelabrum capital has a plate or cup like form on the top where a lamp or candle can be…
Duplex Burner
"An improved form of the lamp, in which a portion of the cone B is removed to show the two parallel…
Cutout Ground Detector for Three Wire Circuit
"Cut-out ground detector using lamps for a three wire circuit." —Croft 1920
!["Incandescence lamps operate essentially on the principle...[that] the current being sent through some substance that, because of its high resistance, becomes intensely heated and brilliantly incandescent. The only suitable substance known for such a resistance filament is carbon, which, carefully prepared and bent into a loop, is enclosed in a glass bulb from which the air is exhausted to prevent oxidation, i.e., combustion." -Avery 1895](https://etc.usf.edu/clipart/36000/36079/incand_36079_mth.gif)
Incandescence Lamp
"Incandescence lamps operate essentially on the principle...[that] the current being sent through some…
Lamp
This lamp is designed with foliage and two small figures on the base. It is used to illuminate a room…
Lamp chimney and candle
"With a lamp chimney or other large glass tube, a perforated cork, two pieces of glass tubing 4 and…
Lamp Fixture
A light fixture is an electrical device used to create artificial light. A luminaire is a lighting fixture…
Lamp Testing
Wiring diagram showing method of using lamp-testing set for discovering brakes in wires.
Arc Electric Lamp
An illustration of an arc electric lamp or an arc lamp which produces light by an electric arc.
Bicycle Lamp
A headlamp is attached to the front of a bicycle while illuminating the road ahead specially when there…
Cooper-Hewit Mercury Vapor Lamp
"Alternating current self starting Cooper-Hewit mercury-vapor lamp." —Croft 1917
Cooper-Hewit Mercury Vapor Lamp
"Direct current self starting Cooper-Hewit mercury-vapor lamp." —Croft 1917
Cycle Lamp
A lantern is a portable lighting device used to illuminate broad areas. Lanterns may be used for signaling,…
Dual Output Electric lamp
A lamp is an electrical device used to create artificial light. This lamp uses the reflection of a convex…
Electric Lamp
A lamp is a replaceable component such as an incandescent light bulb, which is designed to produce light…
Gas Lamp
This gas lamp features gas lighting which refers to a technology used to produce light from a gaseous…
