Crystal Palace International Electric Exhibition 1881-82
År: 1882
Sider: 102
UDK: 621.30 : 06 (064)
DOI: 10.48563/dtu-0000189
Official Catalogue, Edited by W. Grist with Specially Prepared Plans, showing the position of each exhibitor and indicating the spaces lighted by the various sytems.
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Class IX.
Electric Motor Power and Transmission of Energy.
423 .—L. Amette, 145, Boulevard Voltaire, Paris. Electro-
motor applied to a wood-cutting machine. West Corridor.
424 .—A. Cance, 11_, Rue St. Florentin, Paris. Electric Motors
on the Canoe system. West Corridor.
4<2 5.—M. Daudigny, 16, Place de la Chapelle, Paris. Circular
Selenoid Motor; Dandigny’s Railway Wheel, worked by electricity;
Carriages constructed on this mode of working. West Corridor.
426 .—Deseuelles et Serre, 8 bis, Avenue Perrier, Paris.
Small Electric Motors. Western Gallery.
427 .—Prof. T. A. Edison, care of E. H. Johnson, Esq., 5*7,
Holborn Viaduct. Electric Pen and Press for copying; Motograph.
Bells; Magnetic Motograph. Entertainment Court.
427a.—The Electro-Dynamic Company of Philadelphia. Double
Induction Motors for sewing machines, lathes, fans, saws, &c.
Offices : 8a, Bush. Lane, Cannon Street, E.C. Eastern Gallery.
428 .—Chermont Rodriguez, Belgium. Electric Machine, working
directly with the battery and giving motion to a Sewing Machine.
Gallery.
429 .—Messes. Gravier, Kuksz, Luedtke, et G-bether, 26, Rue
Leszno, Varsovie, Russie. A variety of Electro Motors for use in
the distribution of electricity. West Corridor.
Class X.—Electro-Medical Apparatus.
430 .—Dr. B. Baeda, 49, Rue Blanche> Paris. Electrical Bath
Apparatus. By means of this apparatus a constant current, or
an induction current, is applied to or focussed upon any part of
the body, through the water in the bath, with, such force as may
be required, whilst avoiding the usual shocks and unpleasant
sensation.. From numerous experiments made by the faculty,
eleoti’ic baths are chiefly effectual in cases of rheumatism, gout,
paralysis, and neuralgia. Western Gallery.
431 .—Gregory Skrivanoff, 32, Rue Vignon, Paris. Medical
Case, 4| inches X 3 inches X f inches, enclosing’ an induction,
bobbin, battery, and accessories. South Nave.
Class XI.—Electro-Chemistry.
432 .—Edmé Blouzon, 30, Rue Notre Dame de Nazareth, Paris.
Natural and Prepared Graphite. Eastern Gallery.
433 .—S. Cohen, 14, Rue Cloche Perce, Paris. Electro-plating
for optical instruments. Eastern Gallery.
434 .—Prof. T. A. Edison, care o£ E. H. Johnson, Esq., 57,
HolbornViaduct. Meters; Weber Meter; Specimen of Bamboo
and other carbonised materials; Mirror Regulator.
Entertainment Court.
435 .—Grenet FrÉres, 114, Rue du Temple, Paris. Plating
machine working by electricity. Nickel Baths, &c. West Corridor.
436 .—Neujean & Delaite, 62, Rue Hors Chateau, Liege.
Apparatus and Chemical products for galvanoplasty, gilding, &c.
Gallery at bach of Concert Room.