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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90 .—Siemens Brothers & Co., 12, Queen Amie’s Gate,
Westminster. 1 Siemens’ No. 10 Iron Tubular Telegraph Pole,
with 4 stretching insulators; 1 Siemens’ No. 5 Iron Tabular
Telegraph. Pole, with, buckled plate and 4 intermediate insulators;
1 Siemens’ No. 105 Iron Tubular Telegraph Pole, with Le Grand
and Sutcliffes patent base pile; 1 Siemens’ No. 110 Iron Tabular
Telegraph Pole, with Le Grand and Sutcliff’s patent base pile;
2 Rammers for driving piles; 1 Short Wooden Pole, with 17
insulators of various patterns; 1 Short Wooden Pole, with. 22
insulators of various patterns ; 1 Short Wrought Iron Pole, with
11 insulators of various patterns; 1 Short Wrought Iron Pole,
with 10 insulators of various patterns; 1 small box, with samples
of Siemens’ Compound Wire; 4 Small Coils of Siemens’ Com-
pound Wire; 3 Insulators for electric light leading wire;
Samples of Leading Wire for electric light use; Samples of
UndergTound Cable for electric light use; Specimens illustrating
manufacture of Gutta-percha and Gutta-percha Core; Specimens
illustrating manufacture of India-rubber and India-rubber Core;
Cases containing specimens of Submarine, Subterranean, Military,
and Torpedo Cables; Platino Brazilian. Cable, 1873; Direct
United States Cable, 1874; French. Atlantic Cable, 1879; new
American Atlantic Cables. (See also Class VI.) South Nave.
91 .—F. Smith & Co., Caledonia Works, Halifax. Galvanised
Telegraph and Telephone Wire with Samples, showing tests
applied under the Post Office specifications. Eastern Gallery.
92 .—James E. & Samuel Spencer (Rustless and General Iron
Company), 3, Queen Street Place, Cannon Street, E,C. Works,
West Bromwich, Staffordshire. All kinds of Black Galvanised
Enamelled and Anti-corrode (coated by Barff’s rustless process)
Wrought Iron Tubes and Fittings; Cast Iron Pipes, plain and
coated by Dr. Angus Smith's Solution; Telegraph Wire, Insula-
tors, and the various accessories of telegraph, telephone, and
electric light companies. Eastern Gallery.
93 .—Submarine Telegraph Company, 2, Throgmorton Avenue,
E.C. (1) Specimens of Cables laid down and worked by the
Submarine Telegraph. Company between Great Britain and the
Continent of Europe. (2) Specimens of Cables injured by ships’
anchors, fishing trawls, and chemical action of soil at bottom of
the sea upon the iron wires, which have been picked up after a
submersion of many years. (3) Specimen of the Experimental
Submarine Wire (the first ever laid in the world) between Dover
and Cape Grisnez in August, 1850, under the superintendence of
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