An original (i.e from the date stated and not a later re-print) A detailed 1895 c (circa, or thereabouts) print or plate, entitled :- ' Electricity' showing :-
Edelmann's Quarter Cylinder Electrometer - Leyden Jar - Wimhurst Influence Machine - Electrophorus - Gold Leaf Electroscope - Groves Cell - Diagram showing four cells i series and in parallel and three in series with two in parallel - Apparatus for Calibrating Galvanometer - Daniell's Cell - Leclanche Cell - High Resistance Galvanometer.
It is in good condition with a blank reverse. It measures 265 x 185 mm (10.5 x 7.25 " ) approx. There is a little age yellowing which is a feature of items of great age. There is a double as published fold. This print is ideal for mounting and framing.
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