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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246 .—J. H. Martin, 272, Regent Circus. Belts, Lung
Invigorators, and other appliances for all parts o£ the body, all
all of which, have encased within them the most perfect medical
magnets for conserving and promoting that vital power upon,
which, the healthy action of all the vital functions depends; also
acting as an external agent of great value for soothing and
invigorating the nervous and general systems. This exhibitor
aims from a humanitarian point of view to make the most
comfortable, natural, efficient, and economical appliance possible,
believing that if health is valuable to the wealthy it is doubly so
to the poor. A pamphlet containing fullest particulars sent
gratis to all parts on application to the Inventor and Maker,
272, Regent Street, London, W. It may be stated also that
these appliances are well known all over the world, and that they
bid fair to become the universal favourite. Western Gallery,
247 .—J. F. Pratt, 43 (late 420), Oxford Street. Electro-
Medical Batteries, Reophores, Conductors, &c.: Dr. Stohrer’s new
10-cell constant Current Battery; Dr. Stohrer’s 30-celL Battery, as
used at St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Dr. Stohrer’s 20-cell Battery,
as used at St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Dr. Stohrer’s 20-cell
Hospital Battery, as used at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Dr.
Stohrer’s 2-cell Induction Battery, as used at St. Bartholomew’s
Hospital; Dr. Stohrer’s 1-cell Induction Battery, as used at St.
Bartholomew's Hospital; Dr. Stohrer’s Actual Cautery, with 4
large cells; Pratt’s small 20-cell Battery, constant current; Pratt’s
30-cell Battery, constant current; Duchennes large Coil Machine;
Magneto Batteries, of various sizes ; Magneto Batteries, with dial
for regulating the amount or force of shock; Electro-Magnetic
Battery, as used at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; Electric Bell for
invalids ; Duchennes Pedal Rheostat; Metallic Rheophores, with,
disks and cups ; Metallic Brushes; Double Rheophore, for spine;
Six-cup Rheophore, for spine; Mothral Vaginal Rectum Reo-
phoresj Dr. M. Mackenzie’s Laryngeal Rheophore; Mr. Lennox
Browne's Laryngeal Rheophore ; Serre fine Conductors and
Needles, for electrolysis; Dr. Russell Reynolds’s Cup Rheo-
phores; Dr. Tibbett’s extra large Rheophores; Olivery Rlieo-
phores, covered; Conical Rheoplioi’es, covered; Ladies’ Belt,
fitted with small battery, to apply a constant current to the
abdomen, &c. Western Gallery.
248 .—Messes. J.L. Pulvermacher & Co., 194, Regent Street, W.
Medical Batteries for the profession and patients. Auto-Electric
Band Batteries; Hydro-Electric Bands; Pocket Batteries with,
articulated elements ; Chain Batteries; Interrupter; Electrolytic
Dosometer for delicate measuring of the current; Voltameter,
single and double ; Electrodes of all sorts. Western Gallery.
249 .—W. Rogers, M.R.C.V.S., 115, New Road, Whitechapel
Road, London. A Portable Spring Electric Battery, always
charged. It is only necessary to press down the spring to create
instantly a powerful or slight shock as may be required. (See
Advt. p. 123 ) Eastern Gallery.
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