Illuminating Apparatus

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central drum:

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Louis Sautter & Co., Paris

1854 - Received from Cape Disappointment

1st

Fixed white

Fixed lens 270 degrees Silver plated reflector 90 degrees.

6 central panels, 2 reflector panels, 12 above & below central

Of cast iron extending to floor of watchroom.

Top of locker in watchroom is used as service table

Of brass 5" in dia. with planished iron connecting tube thru crown piece fitted with brass arms connecting tube 10" dia. at top 5/8" dia at bottom & damper tube 3 7/8" dia. carried on 3 lugs riveted to it & supported by ring at base of connecting tube.

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