Illuminating Apparatus

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central drum:

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Cape Blanco Light Station - 1910

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Henry Lepaute

Henry Lepaute d'Paris.

1st

6' 11/16"

Fixed white.

9: 5: 45 degrees & 1: 22-1/2 degrees lens panels; 2: 45 degrees & 1: 22-1/2 degrees reflecting panels.

Cast iron.

Top of locker in service room used as service table.

Of brass, 5" diameter, connecting w 7" cast iron tube to ventilator. Damper tube is 3-15/16" in diameter & connected to upper tube by lugs; 1 set carrying tube when in place & 1 set when raised for placing chimney.

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