Crystal Palace International Electric Exhibition 1881-82

69 223 .—Siemens Brothers & Co., 12, Queen Anne s .Gate, Westminster. 1 Si©ni6iis? Hanging Pendulum Lamp, burning'm connection with the D2 Upright Machine, mentioned in Class III.; 6 Siemens’ Differential Lamps in large chandelier, exhibited by Messrs. Siemens’ Freres; 2 Siemens’Differential Lamps on iron polos for strest lighting; 50 to 60 Swan IncandGscent Lamps, lighting Messrs. Bertram & Co/s saloon dining-room. The above 8 differential and 60 Swan lamps are maintained by the W2 D7 machine mentioned in Class III.; 6 Siemens’ Differential Lamps, maintained by the S D8 machine mentioned in Class III« j 1 Siemens’ Hanging Pendulum Lamp, with abutment pole, City of London pattern,with reflector; 1 Siemens’ Hanging Pendulum Lamp, enclosed in square lantern with, reflector ; 1 Siemens Hanging Pendulum Lamp, with cover removed ; 1 Siemens’ large Pendulum Lamp, upright; 1 Siemens large Pendulum. Lamp, with, abutment pole, in reflector, upon cast-iron stand, with uni- versal motion; 1 Siemens* Duplex Hanging' Pendulum Lamp, on stand; 2 Siemens’ Differential Lamp, with abutment poles on lamp-posts, City of London pattern; 1 Siemens’ Differential Lamp, with cover removed; 1 Siemens* Differential Lamp, for ship's use ; 1 Siemens" Lamp, with horizontal carbons ; 1 Globular Lantern, with pendant, ash tray, counterweight, and 20-inch. alabaster globe; 1 Globular Lantern, with, reflector, City of London pattern ; 1 Square Lantern, with inverted umbrella-shaped reflector and weather covers. South End of Palace. 224 .—Messrs. Strode & Co., 48, Osnaburgh Street, N.W. 4 Electric Arc Lamps (Mackenzie’s Patent), suspended to light 3 bays; each, lamp will be supplied with electric current from separate dynamo machines. Electric Lights (Mackenzie’s Patent) on Standards; Incandescent Electric Lamps on Orna- mental Standards. Mackenzie’s Patent Electric Apparatus for lighting Gas ; Art Metal Work for Electric lamps. (See Advt., p 154 ) West Corridor and South Nave. 225 ._Swan’s Electric Light Company, Limited, 13, Mosley- Street, Newcast]e-on-Tyne. Swanks Patent Incandescent Lamps, fitted to chandeliers specially designed to suit them. . These lamps were awarded the only gold medal which was given at Paris specially for incandescent lamps. They are supplied, with electricity from one of Messrs. Siemens’ Alternate Current Generators, described under Class III. (See Advt., p. 135.) Picture Gallery. 226 . Swan’s Electric Light Company, Limited. Swan’s Patent Incandescent Lamps, fitted to brackets; Table Lamps; Miners’ and Divers’ Lanterns; also accessories used in connection