Illuminating Apparatus

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central drum:

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central drum:

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central drum:

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Fixed lens covered:

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Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database

Five Finger Light Station - 1932

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Catadioptric drum lens 360 degrees

Henry LePaute, 11 Rue Desnauettes, Paris

not known

Maker's name & address only.

4th

19 11/16"

Flash 0.5 sec, eclipse 0.5 sec, flash 0.5 sec, eclipse 4.5 sec

none

6, fixed

3, fixed

electric motor driven flasher

4 iron posts encased in polished brass pipe mounted on C.I. floor ring & supporting polished steel service table & circular brass plate about midway btwn floor & service table.

dia. bottom 11", dia top 7 5/8", no damper

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