4 Physical Demonstration Tubes, c. 1915

4 Physical Demonstration Tubes, c. 1910 1) Crookes tube, for demonstrating a magnetic altering the direction of radiant matter, length 13 1/3 in. – 2) Tubular magnet coil, height 10 1/5 in. – And:

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1915 Physical demonstration model, height 9 7/8 in., tube length 10 1/5 in., good condition, untested. Elektromagnetischer Motor mit rotieren

Group of Vacuum Tubes, c. 1915 Physical demonstration models. 1) Geissler tube lighting up by friction, length 19 1/3 in. – And: 2) 10 various Geissler tubes, 2 of them liquid-filled, some uranium

Large Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1910 Physical demonstration model, height 18 ¼ in., for tubes of up to 15 3/4 in. length, brass and steel, on walnut base, later tube, ve

4 Physical Demonstration Models, c. 1910 1) Reflection and refraction apparatus by "Max Kohl, Chemnitz". – 2) Filament lamp on wooden stand. – 3) Voltmeter by "Radiguet à Paris", brass. – And:

3 Electro-Physical Demonstration Models, c. 1915 1) Stand with 2 copper spirals separated by a glass cylinder, with an incandescent lamp, height 13 in. - 2) Kolbe's electrometer, aluminum, standard b

4 Interesting Physical Demonstration Models, c. 1900 1) Ebert's phosphorescent lamp with 2 electrodes. – 2) Crookes' apparatus for experiments on radiant matter. – 3) Crookes' radiometer. – And:

2 Physical Demonstration Models with 9 Geissler Tubes, c. 1910 1) Stand with turning star and 3 tubes with uranium spirals. – And: 2) Isolated stand with 6 tubes of different shape and color, 2 of t

Electric Motor with 10 Geissler Tubes, c. 1910 Physical demonstration model with rotating Geissler tubes, on brass pillar and walnut base, height 7 ½ in., with 10 tubes of various shapes and colors.

Electro-Magnetic Motor with Rotating Geissler Tube, c. 1890 Physical demonstration model, two electro-magnets, on wood pillar, with wood and brass holder and original Geissler tube, for creating a daz

Electromagnetic Motor with Geissler Tube, c. 1900 Physical demonstration model, for tubes up to 6 in., overall height 8 in. Elektromagnetischer Motor mit Geißler'scher Röhre, um 1900 Physikalisches

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2 Physical Demonstration Models, c. 1910 1) Crookes' radiant matter tube, height 16 ½ in. – And: 2) Winkelmann-type vacuum double bulb, 1 glass tip broken, height 15 ¾ in. 2 physikalische Demonstr

5 Physical Demonstration Instruments, c. 1920 1) "Mammoth" X-ray air-cooling tube with regeneration device, made by Cuthbert Andrews, England, length 20 in. - 2) Crookes cathode ray tube, for demonstr

AMERICAN FLY FISHING ROD, C. 1915, 4 PCS, L 34.5"American fly fishing rod. Having chrome and nickel plated fittings, handle L 34.5", butt L 34", 2 tip tops in brass capped tube L 34.5". In custom fitt

Group of Scientific Instruments Physical demonstration models and others: 5 various Crookes cathode ray tubes, 1 x-ray tube (defective), 15 glass valves, 4 stands, 3 Leyden jars, 2 glass tubes with me

4 Physical Demonstration Instruments 1) Tesla generator, 6 in. primary coil, 2 in. secondary coil, with spark gap, pillar 33 ½ in. high. - 2) Wimshurst's electrostatic machine, 2 Leyden jars, 2 plast

Electro-Magnetic Motor for the Rotation of Geissler Tubes, c. 1915 Height 10 1/5 in., for tubes of up to 9 7/8 in. length, working motor. Elektromagnetischer Motor zur Rotation von Geißler'schen R�

Group of Physical Demonstration Models, c. 1900 1) Wimshurst's influence machine, Trüb, Fierz & Cie., Zurich, height 14 ½ in., complete, rubber straps need to be renewed. - 2) 8 chromic acid

Tesla Coil Demonstration Model, c. 1915 With label: "Elektro Vulkan, Kromeriz", circular wood base, inner coil on porcelain isolator, outer coil on 3 glass columns, height 15 ¾ in., Ø 10 1/5 in.,

2 Large Physical Demonstration Instruments, c. 1880 1) "Electrical Egg", for the demonstration of an electrical discharge between two electrodes in a near vacuum, original lacquered brass, height 25 i

2 Physical Demonstration Instruments, c. 1900 1) Aluminum plate electrometer by A. Pichler's Wwe, Vienna. Brass, height 10 ½ in. - And: 2) Ohmmeter by Chauvin & Arnoix, Paris. No. 696, in wood c

6 Physical Demonstration Models, c. 1910 1) 2 Leyden jars, height 15 and 20 ½ in. – 2) Discharger, with 2 ebonite handles and hinge. – And: 3) 3 conductors on glass pillars, one by Robert Droste

(3) Palmer Cox Brownie stuffed fabric dolls, Arnold Printworks Co., 7" h (c. 1892, North Adams, MA) - incl. one vintage (c. 1972); Bank in windmill form, blue lithographed tin, 3-3/4" h (c. 1915, prob